Sound Clinic, Denver

Sound Clinic says it is in-network with insurance, but it does not name specific carriers on its site. It says it doesn't accept Medicare or Medicaid. It also says it accepts HSA/FSA cards. The practice describes its model as direct primary care. Check with your plan and the practice before booking.

Sound Clinic publishes a first-visit price of $390–$487 for a New Patient visit. The practice says the fee "is dependent on time and complexity of the visit." It lists established-patient follow-up visits at $254–$342, also depending on time and complexity. It does not list a visit length.

Sound Clinic says it offers telehealth, but it does not name the states it serves remotely. Colorado licence records for Jaime Thwaytes, Olivia A Hutul (MD) and Jessica Leigh Ditzel (PA-C) show them as active with no public actions. If you live outside Colorado, confirm with your state board that your clinician is licensed in your state.

Sound Clinic does not list a membership on its site. The practice describes its model as direct primary care. It publishes per-visit fees: $390–$487 for a New Patient visit and $254–$342 for an established-patient visit. Ask the practice directly about any membership options.

Sound Clinic does not name specific lab tests on its site. It lists a lab draw among its services, alongside bioidentical hormone replacement (BHRT) / pellet therapy, acupuncture and nutritional IV support. Ask the practice which tests it orders and what they cost.

Sound Clinic names 2 conditions on its site: thyroid and gut health. It also lists services including bioidentical hormone replacement (BHRT) / pellet therapy, acupuncture, nutritional IV support and lab draw. These are self-reported listings from the practice's website, not outcome claims.