Wellnest Holistic Health, Nashville

Wellnest Holistic Health says it provides superbills, and it lists no in-network insurance carriers. Its site does not say whether it accepts Medicare or Medicaid. The practice says it accepts HSA/FSA cards for payment. Check with your own plan about reimbursement, since we report only what the practice says it accepts. These facts are self-reported and were verified in October 2026.

Wellnest Holistic Health does not publish a first-visit price on its site, so we can't list one. The practice says it offers a free discovery call. Ask the practice directly about first-visit and follow-up fees before booking. These details come from the practice's own website, verified in October 2026.

Wellnest Holistic Health names these lab tests on its site: stool testing, DUTCH hormones and mycotoxin testing. This list is self-reported and comes from the practice's own website, verified in October 2026. Ask the practice how testing is ordered and what it costs, since no lab prices are published.

Wellnest Holistic Health does not publish the ages it sees, but it lists "infant" among the 7 conditions or areas named on its site. Its services list also includes chiropractic and craniosacral therapy. Contact the practice to confirm whether it sees children of your child's age. These details are self-reported and were verified in October 2026.

Wellnest Holistic Health lists 7 conditions on its site: hormones, digestion, fatigue, inflammation, thyroid health, headaches and infant. Services it lists include chiropractic and craniosacral therapy, integrative dry needling, abdominal manipulation, TMJD therapy and nutrition and lifestyle strategies. The practice lists a DC credential, which is self-reported. Functional medicine is an approach, not a licence, so confirm credentials with the Tennessee state board.