Nashville Health Pro, Nashville

Nashville Health Pro says it is in-network with insurance. Its site, as of our October 2026 check, does not name specific carriers in our data, and we have no information on Medicare or Medicaid. Self-reported facts like these come from the practice's own website. Ask the practice directly whether it is in-network with your plan before booking.

Yes, Nashville Health Pro says it offers telehealth. The practice does not name which states its telehealth covers in our data. If you are outside Tennessee, confirm with your state medical or nursing board that the clinician you would see is licensed in your state before booking a virtual visit.

Nashville Health Pro says it offers care through a membership or per visit, according to its website. Our data, last verified in October 2026, does not include a published membership price or its terms. Contact the practice to ask what a membership includes and what it costs compared with paying per visit.

Yes, Nashville Health Pro says it sees patients of all ages, according to its website. Clinicians named on its site include Tamera Thoener, FNP-C, Kim Huang, AGNP-C, and Angela Willis, MD. Ask the practice which clinician would see a child before booking, as this detail is self-reported.

Nashville Health Pro lists 9 conditions on its site, including migraines, weight loss, eczema, unexplained fatigue, digestive issues, chronic inflammatory conditions, sleep disturbances and autoimmune conditions. Services it lists include IV therapy, bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT), and personalized nutrition and supplement protocols. These are self-reported listings, not evidence of outcomes.