Serenity Functional & Integrative Endocrinology, Centennial

Serenity Functional & Integrative Endocrinology says it provides superbills rather than billing insurance directly, and lists no in-network carriers. The practice says it doesn't accept Medicare or Medicaid. It says it accepts HSA/FSA cards. Ask your plan whether it will reimburse a superbill. These facts are self-reported from the practice's website and were verified October 2026.

The practice lists its first visit at $350. On its site this is the NEW PATIENT HORMONE CONSULTATION, described as "90 minute visit $350." Follow-up visits are listed at $200, described as "60 minute visit $200." The practice says it works on a per-visit model. Prices are self-reported and were verified October 2026.

Serenity Functional & Integrative Endocrinology says it offers telehealth, but it doesn't name which states it serves. Its named clinician is Stefany Testerman, FNP-C, IFMCP, and those credentials are self-reported. Before booking, confirm with your state board that the clinician is licensed in the state where you'll be during the visit.

Our data shows no membership for Serenity Functional & Integrative Endocrinology. The practice lists a per-visit model instead. It publishes a $350 first visit, described as "90 minute visit $350," and a $200 follow-up, described as "60 minute visit $200." These details are self-reported from the practice's website.

The practice doesn't name specific lab tests on its site. It lists "On site laboratory draw services" and names laboratory draw services among its services. For details on which tests are available, ask the practice directly. This information is self-reported and was verified October 2026.

Serenity Functional & Integrative Endocrinology names 6 conditions on its site. They are female hormonal imbalances, menopause, PCOS, thyroid imbalances, weight gain or difficult weight loss, and diabetes (type 2). These are self-reported listings, not outcomes. Functional medicine is an approach, not a licence.