Spring 2023: Updated Fee Schedule + Bundle Sale

Starting April 15 my practice fee schedule will increase.

• Initial visit fees will increase to include the first visit along with the first follow up for $600.
• Follow up visits will be $225.
• Packages of follow up visits will be available to purchase at a discounted rate of 10% off for 2 or more visits purchased at a time.

Visit Bundle Sale Until April 15

• Take advantage of current pricing before prices increase.
• Pre pay for the Follow up Bundle - 3 x 30 min visits for $540 (that's $135 off the new price!)
• Pre pay for the New Patient Bundle - 1 x 60 min + 1 x 30 min for $480 (that's $120 off the new price!)

​New Package available starting April 15

• New! Food Sensitivity Bundle: my first ever lab/visit bundle option.
• Bundle includes: 1 Food Sensitivity test panel with Wellness plan + 2 visits (1 x 60 min and 1 x 30 min) for $740 ($928 value; that's over 20% off).
• The lab included is from the leader in food sensitivity testing. Learn more about Alletess here.
• The package of 2 visits and a food sensitivity test allows us to work together to improve gut health and overall well being.

To purchase, send me a message in Charm,  text in Spruce (current patients only) or call my office.

I have some exciting news! My husband and I are expecting a little baby (a girl) this Summer 2022! I am overjoyed to finally share the news with my practice. Having worked with so many amazing moms, I am delighted to also be going through this experience myself. I am so inspired by you all!

Transitioning into motherhood when you're a solo business owner is a tricky endeavor! I have wanted to share the news for so long but have hesitated while I created a plan for how I would continue to care for patients while I am on maternity leave.

So what's the plan for maternity leave?

• I have temporarily suspended new patient visits and free discovery calls for the time being in order to focus on existing patients only. 
• I will be out of the office starting July 11, 2022.
• My plan is to remain on maternity leave for around 3 months (until mid to late October). If plans change, I will, of course, let you know.
• While I am out of the office my virtual assistant will continue to answer the phone and attend to basic needs, forwarding anything more urgent directly to me. 
• Lab orders and medication refills for existing patients will be taken care of well in advance of my leave. Understand that refilling medications is always most efficiently handled by calling your pharmacy who will contact me. For other questions/issues on these topics call the office or send a message to me on charm. 
• I will be answering messages and attending to patient business at least once per week starting September 1. Between mid-July and September 1, understand communication with me will probably be spotty and slow.
• My intention with my plan is to give myself plenty of time to start the transition into my new role, take care of myself and our new daughter while also not losing track of you! 
• Please understand that reality may differ from this plan, but I will do my best!
• For patients wishing to work with an alternative provider in my absence, I am happy to refer to Dr. Erin Carner and Dr. Kate Miyagi. I trust both of these providers. 

Thanks for taking the time to read this. I am excited and nervous for this new chapter, but I have received so much amazing support from my patients already.... so, thank you all! 

​-Dr. Katie

If you didn't already know it, giving is great for your health. Giving can help decrease your blood pressure and it can improve your mental health by increasing self-esteem and lowering depression. "Giving" can mean many different things - giving time, like volunteering, or donating money or other resources. Of course we don't have to give to get something in return - but it's a great bonus.

This time of the year I tend to think more about giving, but this year in particular I cannot help but think about how much need exists in my community right now. In a state of a little over 3 million, 511,000 Utahns are estimated to be currently food insecure. An astounding 1 in 5 children in Utah may go to bed hungry tonight. 

Thanks to you and our community, 2021 was the best year for my business yet. Thanks to the growth of my business, I now have the good fortune to be able to give back. 

I strongly believe that nutrition is the basis of health and well being and that food is a basic necessity and human right. To help my community access food, I am hosting a fund drive to raise money for Utah Food Bank until the end of the year. With your help, my goal is to raise $1000 by the end of 2021. And as an extra bonus, my practice will be matching all money donated up to $1,000 - so we have the potential to raise up to $2,000 for Utah Food Bank.

Help me reach my goal and help get food to those in my local community who need it most! 

Visit my fund drive for Utah Food Bank here - which will be active until Jan 1, 2022. Thanks for donating!