West Holistic Medicine, Austin

West Holistic Medicine says it provides superbills rather than billing insurance directly, and it lists no in-network carriers. The practice says it accepts Medicare but doesn't accept Medicaid. It also says it accepts HSA/FSA cards. Ask your plan what it will reimburse before booking. These details are self-reported from the practice's website.

West Holistic Medicine publishes its Initial Visit at $575, for up to 75 minutes. The practice lists a 30-minute follow-up at $250. It also publishes a Direct Primary Care Monthly Membership at $185/month. These prices are self-reported from the practice's website and were verified in October 2026, so confirm current fees when you book.

Yes, West Holistic Medicine says it offers telehealth. It lists these states: TX, AL, CO, DE, IL, KS, ME, NV, ND, SD and WI. Our licence check found active Texas licences with no public actions for Ashley Maltz (MD) and Danielle Bower (LAc). For any other state, confirm with that state's board that your clinician is licensed there.

Yes, West Holistic Medicine publishes a Direct Primary Care Monthly Membership at $185/month. It also lists per-visit care. The practice says the membership includes 30 minutes of physician time monthly, a monthly Evolt scan, an annual exam, EKG as needed, prescription refills, FMLA and medical paperwork, lab review and coordination, educational gatherings, and a 20% supplement discount.

West Holistic Medicine doesn't name specific lab tests on its site. It does list allergy skin prick testing among its services. Its membership description also includes lab review and coordination. Ask the practice directly which tests it orders and what they cost.

West Holistic Medicine lists 21 conditions on its site. Examples include perimenopause and menopause, PCOS, infertility, Hashimoto's, weight loss and metabolic health, digestive disorders, autoimmune diseases and mold toxicity. It also lists services such as medical acupuncture, health coaching, nutrition, hormone replacement therapy, osteopathic manipulative therapy and ayurvedic consults. These listings are self-reported and say nothing about outcomes.