Functional Medicine Index
Verified October 6, 2026

Upstream Care, Omaha

MD and DO-led functional medicine practice in Omaha, NE

MD + DO

Location and hours

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8031 West Center Road, Suite 221, Omaha, NE 68124
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At a glance

Upstream Care is the only one of the 8 practices we list in Omaha that publishes a first-visit price: $360 plus the cost of labs, or a $150 monthly membership. It lists MD, DO and NP credentials and says it is cash only, with a free discovery call. Conditions on its site include fatigue, digestive issues and brain fog.

First visitNot reported
Follow-ups30 min
Discovery callFree
New patientsNot reported
TelehealthNot reported
Ages seenNot reported
LanguagesNot reported
NPI record since2006

Pricing

Self-reported · Oct 2026
First visitFirst Visit - START™
$360
Membership
$150

Prices as the practice names its visits on its own site. Confirm current fees before booking.

Insurance and payment

Self-reported · Oct 2026
Insurance for visits
Cash only
Medicare
Not reported
Medicaid
Not reported
HSA / FSA cards
Accepted
Practice model
Membership or per visit

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

Practitioners

As named on the practice's website.

Patricia Ryan, MD

Board-Certified PhysicianMD (listed on the practice's site)

Jorge L. Moreno, DO

Medical DirectorDO (listed on the practice's site)

Tiffany McDowell, MSN, APRN, FNP-BC

Family Nurse PractitionerMSN, APRN, FNP-BC (listed on the practice's site)
Measured · public records

Credentials and licensure

PractitionerNPILicenceStatusLicensed since
Patricia J Ryan, MD1407943244NE licence (from NPPES)Not checkedNot reported
Tiffany Mcdowell, APRN, FNP-BC1649916784NE licence (from NPPES)Not checkedNot reported

Sources: NPPES NPI Registry, checked October 6, 2026. IFMCP status is self-reported.

Labs and services

IV Therapy & HydrationBio-Identical Hormone TherapyProlozone & Ozone TherapyLifestyle coaching

As listed on the practice's website.

How we scored Upstream Care

Total 6.1 / 10
  • Credentials & licensure · 25%15 / 25
    2 clinicians matched to NPI records, no licence record matched and clinicians named with credentials on its site.
  • Transparency on pricing and insurance · 25%25 / 25
    Publishes its first-visit price, membership price, insurance status and HSA/FSA policy.
  • Access · 25%5 / 25
    Free discovery call.
  • Breadth of services · 15%9 / 15
    11 conditions listed and 4 services.
  • Data completeness · 10%6.7 / 10
    8 of 12 key fields verified.

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Upstream Care: common questions

Does Upstream Care take insurance?

No. Upstream Care describes itself as cash only and lists no in-network insurance carriers. The practice says it accepts HSA/FSA cards for payment. Whether a particular charge qualifies under your own account or plan is something to confirm with your plan administrator. These details are self-reported on the practice's website, last verified October 2026.

How much is a first visit at Upstream Care?

Upstream Care publishes a first visit price of $360. On its site the visit is called "First Visit - START™," and the price is listed as "$360 (+ Cost of Labs)," so lab costs come on top. The practice does not list a visit length. It also says it offers a free discovery call. Prices are self-reported, last verified October 2026.

Does Upstream Care have a membership?

Yes. Upstream Care says it works on a membership or per-visit model. Its membership, called CONNECT™, is listed at $150 monthly. The practice says this includes free access to your provider as needed, 30 minutes of lifestyle coaching each month, and 10% off labs, supplements, IVs and other services. These details are self-reported, last verified October 2026.

What does Upstream Care treat?

Upstream Care names 11 conditions on its site. Examples include fatigue, digestive issues, hormone imbalances, auto-immune conditions, weight management, brain fog, chronic pain and longevity. It also lists services such as IV therapy and hydration, bio-identical hormone therapy, prolozone and ozone therapy, and lifestyle coaching. This list is self-reported and makes no claim about outcomes.

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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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