Neighborhood Natural Medicine, New York

Neighborhood Natural Medicine says it provides superbills rather than billing insurance directly. Our data lists no in-network carriers for the practice. A superbill is a receipt you can submit yourself. Ask your plan what it will reimburse, and confirm billing details with the practice. This is self-reported information, verified October 2026.

Our data does not include a first-visit price for Neighborhood Natural Medicine. The practice publishes a follow-up fee of $135; as it puts it, "Future visits are $135." It lists a per-visit payment model. Contact the practice for the cost of an initial appointment. These prices are self-reported, verified October 2026.

Our data shows no membership for Neighborhood Natural Medicine. The practice lists a per-visit model and publishes follow-up visits at $135 ("Future visits are $135."). Ask the practice directly if you want to know about package or membership options. This is self-reported information from its website, verified October 2026.

Our data does not include any lab tests named on Neighborhood Natural Medicine's site. The services it lists are painless acupuncture and nutritional therapy. Ask the practice directly about any testing it orders. This information is self-reported from its website, verified October 2026.

Neighborhood Natural Medicine names 5 conditions on its site, including long covid, lyme disease, endocrine/hormonal, gastrointestinal and autoimmune disorders. Listing a condition is not a claim about outcomes. The practice lists a DC credential, which is self-reported. Functional medicine is an approach, not a licence, so confirm credentials with the New York state board.