Well North Functional Medicine, Denver

Well North Functional Medicine says it provides superbills rather than billing insurance directly, and no in-network carriers are listed. The practice says it doesn't accept Medicare or Medicaid. It says it accepts HSA/FSA cards. Ask your plan what it will reimburse before you book.

Well North Functional Medicine does not list a first-visit fee in our data. It publishes follow-up visits at $325, described as "45-60 minute follow-up." It lists a free 15 min discovery call and a per-visit payment model. Contact the practice to confirm the first-visit price.

Yes. Well North Functional Medicine says it offers telehealth and lists Colorado and Utah. Alison Percowycz's Colorado NP licence was checked and shows as Active, with no public actions. If you are in Utah, confirm with the Utah state board that the clinician is licensed there before booking.

Our data does not show a membership at Well North Functional Medicine. The practice lists a per-visit model and publishes follow-up visits at $325. It also lists a free 15 min discovery call, which may be a good time to ask about payment options.

Well North Functional Medicine names these lab tests on its site: GI-MAP stool test, Organic acids (OAT), DUTCH hormones, genetic testing, cortisol / adrenal testing and thyroid testing. These are self-reported. Ask the practice about pricing and how each test is ordered.

Well North Functional Medicine lists 13 conditions on its site. Examples include preconception/fertility, health optimization and longevity, migraine and other headache syndromes, painful periods / pms / pmos, perimenopause / menopause, fatigue / low energy, digestive problems / ibs and sleep disturbances. These are self-reported listings, not outcome claims.