Moonstone Naturopathic, San Diego

No. Moonstone Naturopathic says it is cash only, and it lists no in-network insurance carriers. The practice says it accepts HSA/FSA cards. Check with your plan administrator about what your own account allows. These details are self-reported on the practice's website and were verified in October 2026.

Moonstone Naturopathic publishes a first-visit price of $390. In its words: "New patient appointment—90 minutes: $390." It lists follow-up visits at $222: "Follow-up appointment—60 minutes: $222." It also says it offers a free discovery call. The practice describes its model as per visit and says it is cash only.

Moonstone Naturopathic says it offers telehealth, and California is the only state it lists for it. Brandy McGill, ND, MS, is named on the site with a California N.D. licence, but we have not checked its status. Confirm with the state board that the clinician is licensed in the state where you will be during visits.

Moonstone Naturopathic lists no membership on its site. It describes its model as per visit. It publishes a $390 new patient appointment of 90 minutes and a $222 follow-up appointment of 60 minutes. It also says it offers a free discovery call. These details are self-reported by the practice.

Moonstone Naturopathic names thyroid testing and micronutrient testing on its site. It also lists Fullscript and nutrition and meal guidance among its services. Ask the practice directly how testing is ordered and what it costs. These details are self-reported on the practice's website.

Moonstone Naturopathic names 8 conditions on its site. They are hormone balance, thyroid health, digestive concerns, PCOS/PMOS, fertility, preconception and hormone support, perimenopause and menopause support, weight changes or stubborn weight, and fatigue. These are areas the practice lists, not outcomes. Its listed services include women's wellness examinations and pap smears.