Functional Medicine Index
Verified October 6, 2026

Regenerative Medicine, San Diego

MD and NP-led functional medicine practice in La Jolla, San Diego, CA

MD + NPSuperbillTelehealth

Location and hours

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875 Prospect St #302, La Jolla, CA 92037
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At a glance

One of only 3 of the 21 San Diego practices we list with an NP credential, this La Jolla practice also lists an MD and publishes a 12-month concierge membership starting at $5,400 annually ($450/mo). It says it provides superbills, accepts HSA/FSA cards and offers telehealth in Colorado. Listed conditions include fatigue, cognitive decline and weight loss.

First visitNot reported
Follow-upsNot reported
Discovery callNot reported
New patientsNot reported
TelehealthYes · Yes · CO
Ages seenNot reported
LanguagesNot reported
NPI record since2006

Pricing

Self-reported · Oct 2026
Membership
$5,400

San Diego median published first visit: $410 (4 practices). Compare costs across the city →

Insurance and payment

Self-reported · Oct 2026
Insurance for visits
Superbill
Medicare
Not reported
Medicaid
Not reported
HSA / FSA cards
Accepted
Practice model
Membership

Check coverage with your plan before booking, and ask whether lab tests are billed separately.

Practitioners

As named on the practice's website.

Erica Oberg, Naturopathic Doctor

Naturopathic DoctorNaturopathic Doctor (listed on the practice's site)

Robyn Heister, MD

PhysicianMD (listed on the practice's site)CA licence · verify with the board

Camille Cromwell, APRN

Nurse practitionerAPRN (listed on the practice's site)CA licence · verify with the board
Measured · public records

Credentials and licensure

PractitionerNPILicenceStatusLicensed since
Robyn Rebecca Heister, MD1811075302California Department of Consumer Affairs licence search · A80686Verify with the boardNot reported
Camille Cromwell, FNP1407524275California Department of Consumer Affairs licence search · 95018292Verify with the boardNot reported
Erica Oberg, ND MPH1801993233WA licence (from NPPES)Not checkedNot reported

Sources: NPPES NPI Registry, checked October 6, 2026; California Department of Consumer Affairs licence search: linked for you to verify (not checked by us). IFMCP status is self-reported.

Conditions this practice lists

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As listed on the practice's website. Listing a condition isn't evidence a treatment works.

Labs and services

Food sensitivity testingMicronutrient testingIV TherapyBioidentical Hormone Replacement TherapyHealth coachingNutritional CounselingMobile phlebotomists

As listed on the practice's website.

How we scored Regenerative Medicine

Total 6.4 / 10
  • Credentials & licensure · 25%20 / 25
    3 clinicians matched to NPI records, licence linked to the state board lookup (not checked against open data) and clinicians named with credentials on its site.
  • Transparency on pricing and insurance · 25%15 / 25
    Publishes its membership price, insurance status and HSA/FSA policy; no first-visit price.
  • Access · 25%11 / 25
    Superbill for out-of-network claims and telehealth in CO.
  • Breadth of services · 15%10 / 15
    7 conditions listed, 2 named lab tests and 5 services.
  • Data completeness · 10%8.3 / 10
    10 of 12 key fields verified.

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Regenerative Medicine: common questions

Does Regenerative Medicine take insurance?

Regenerative Medicine lists superbills rather than in-network billing, and names no in-network insurance carriers. Its site does not say whether it accepts Medicare or Medicaid. The practice says it accepts HSA/FSA cards. Ask your insurer directly what, if anything, it will reimburse from a superbill. These details are self-reported from the practice's website.

How much is a first visit at Regenerative Medicine?

Regenerative Medicine does not publish a separate first-visit fee in our data. It runs on a membership model. The practice publishes a 12-Month Concierge Wellness Membership "Starting at $5,400 Annually," listed as $450/mo. Contact the practice to confirm what a first appointment costs and how it relates to the membership.

Can I see Regenerative Medicine by telehealth?

Regenerative Medicine says it offers telehealth. The only state it lists for telehealth is CO. The practice is in San Diego, California. It lists CA licences for Robyn Rebecca Heister (MD) and Camille Cromwell (FNP), but we have not checked their status. Confirm with your state board that the clinician is licensed where you live before booking.

Does Regenerative Medicine have a membership?

Yes, Regenerative Medicine publishes a 12-Month Concierge Wellness Membership "Starting at $5,400 Annually," listed as $450/mo. The practice says it includes year-round guidance focused on prevention, optimization, healthy aging and long-term wellness, plus 24/7 access. The practice also says it accepts HSA/FSA cards. These details are self-reported.

Which lab tests does Regenerative Medicine offer?

Regenerative Medicine names Food sensitivity testing and Micronutrient testing on its site. It also lists mobile phlebotomists among its services. Ask the practice whether these tests are included in the membership or billed separately, as its site details do not say.

What does Regenerative Medicine treat?

Regenerative Medicine lists 7 conditions on its site: fatigue, cognitive decline, auto-immune disease, endocrine and hormone conditions, cardiovascular concerns, anti-aging & regenerative medicine, and weight loss. These are areas the practice names, not results. Its listed services include IV therapy, bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, health coaching and nutritional counseling.

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Sources

  1. NPPES NPI Registry — NPI, credentials, licence numbers and taxonomy
  2. Practice websites — each practice's own website — pricing, insurance, services and conditions (dated per listing)
  3. Google Places API (New) — ratings, hours and phone, shown live and not stored

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