Signature Wellness, Charlotte

Signature Wellness says it provides superbills rather than billing insurance directly, and lists no in-network carriers. It says it doesn't accept Medicare or Medicaid. The practice says it accepts HSA/FSA cards. Ask your plan whether it will reimburse a superbill; we can't say what any plan covers.

Signature Wellness publishes a price of $397 for its initial consultation. As the practice puts it: "The initial consultation is US$397." It doesn't list how many minutes that visit lasts. The practice also lists a free discovery call. These prices are self-reported from the practice's website and were verified in October 2026.

Signature Wellness says it offers telehealth. It doesn't name which states it serves by telehealth. Its listed licences are in North Carolina, and we have not checked their status. Before booking, confirm with your state board that the clinician you would see is licensed in the state where you are located.

Signature Wellness doesn't name any specific lab tests on its website, based on the information we collected. If testing matters to you, ask the practice directly which tests it orders and what they cost before your first visit.

Signature Wellness lists 10 conditions on its site. Examples include fatigue and low energy, thyroid disorders and Hashimoto's disease, hormone imbalance, menopause and perimenopause, weight gain and metabolic dysfunction, brain fog and memory issues, autoimmune conditions and digestive problems. It also lists bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT) and pharmaceutical grade nutritional supplements among its services. This list is self-reported and says nothing about outcomes.