Vibrant Health of Colorado, Lone Tree

No. Vibrant Health of Colorado says it is cash only, and it lists no in-network insurance carriers. The practice runs on a membership model. Its site does not say whether it accepts HSA or FSA cards, so ask the practice directly before you pay.

Vibrant Health of Colorado does not list a separate first-visit fee. It uses a membership model. The practice publishes its Comprehensive Membership at $279/Month ($223.20 a month when paid annually) and says this includes all visits with any of its providers, in-person and telehealth. It also says it offers a discovery call.

Yes. Vibrant Health of Colorado says it offers telehealth, and its membership lists telehealth visits. The practice does not name which states its telehealth covers. Colorado licence records for Miranda Minter, Jennifer Bienemann and Michelle Lee Sanders were checked and show active licences with no public actions. If you live elsewhere, confirm with your state board that the clinician is licensed in your state.

Yes. Vibrant Health of Colorado publishes a Comprehensive Membership at $279/Month ($223.20 a month when paid annually). The practice says it includes all visits with any of its providers, both in-person and telehealth, covering primary care, gynecology, functional medicine, hormone therapy and weight loss.

Vibrant Health of Colorado names lipid testing and stool testing on its site. These are self-reported by the practice. Ask the practice directly about any other tests it orders and how testing is billed alongside the membership.

Vibrant Health of Colorado lists 8 conditions on its site: chronic fatigue, gut health, anxiety and stress, hormone optimization for men and women, thyroid dysfunction and Hashimoto's, autoimmune disorders, chronic pain, and weight loss. It also lists hormone optimization, dietary counseling and practitioner-grade supplements as services. These are self-reported and are not outcome claims.