Review the full cycle
Your practitioner asks about menstrual history, fertility stage, pregnancy history, medications, symptoms throughout the month and changes over time.
Whole-cycle women's health support
Women's health
Cycles, fertility, pregnancy, postpartum recovery and menopause all bring different questions. We look at the full pattern, including energy, mood, metabolism, sleep and libido, so the plan fits the season you are in.
Use the call to ask about fit, cost, current availability and what the first visit would involve.
Serving Richmond since 2016Local, relationship based care
Multidisciplinary care teamDNP, FNP, LAc, MSOM and MPT credentials
A simple first step15-minute complimentary discovery call
Type of careWhole-cycle women's health support
Before your visit
Note cycle timing, symptoms, pregnancy or fertility goals and current medications. Bring recent records if the team requests them.
Practical detail
Book a Free Discovery CallYour care coordinator discusses which practitioner is available and accepting new patients during your discovery call.
Does this sound familiar?
What patterns have you noticed?
You may recognize some of these experiences. We listen to your story and look at what could be contributing to how you feel.
- You are preparing for pregnancy or navigating fertility concerns.
- Pregnancy or postpartum changes need individualized support.
- PMS, PMDD, PCOS or painful periods affect daily life.
- Cycles are irregular or changing.
- Migraines, energy or mood seem connected with your cycle.
- Perimenopause or menopause has changed sleep, metabolism or libido.
Hear from the team
Women's hormone health
A conversation about periods, perimenopause and menopause.
The video is general education, not a diagnosis or a personal care recommendation.
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Your care process
What the Functional Medicine process looks like
Choose a topic to see how we get to know you and build your care plan.
Part of the conversation
Your history
We review your medical and family history, prior care and health goals, giving your plan context whether or not you have symptoms.
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Symptoms
We talk through the timing, triggers and patterns of your symptoms, and how they affect your daily life, so we know what needs attention first.
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Testing
We review any existing results before considering new testing, and base our recommendations on the questions we’re investigating.
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Daily life
We ask about your sleep, stress, food, movement and work demands, so your plan fits what’s realistic for your life.
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Prior care
We talk through your medications, treatment response and specialist guidance, so we don’t repeat what’s already been tried.
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Your goals
We connect your plan to your desired outcome, to improve your quality of life and optimize your health.
How care may take shape
A detailed evaluation, then a personalized plan.
We start with your questions and work out the next steps together.
Test when it can clarify
Blood work or specialty testing may be considered, with attention to timing and the question the result is meant to answer.
Create individualized support
Care may include nutrition, movement, sleep, stress support, herbs, supplements, medication or hormone discussion when appropriate.
Coordinate around pregnancy and specialty care
Obstetric, gynecologic, fertility and other specialist care remains important. InHealthRVA support does not replace those clinicians.
Visit preview
Know what happens before, during and after.
Choose a stage to see how to prepare, what happens at your visit and how we follow up.
Before
Note cycle timing, symptoms, pregnancy or fertility goals and current medications. Bring recent records if the team requests them.
During
Your practitioner reviews the whole cycle and life stage, then discusses the areas that may benefit from testing, support or specialist coordination.
After
The plan reflects your priorities and may change as the cycle, pregnancy status or life stage changes.
Cost and access
Know what’s included before you book.
Your access, payment options and member benefits, explained clearly.
Who can book?
One Functional Medicine membership plan serves all new patients, with six visits to use during a 12-month term.
How is care paid for?
Membership is $300 per month for 12 months. There is no intake fee, setup fee, or down payment. All care is self-pay; we never bill Medicare.
What are the member benefits?
Membership includes six functional medicine visits, used at your own pace over 12 months; lab recommendations and review; access to practitioners in the patient portal; referrals and reintegration of specialists’ information; online educational content; and 15% off supplements, acupuncture, IV therapy, and classes. Testing, supplements and additional services are separate costs; primary care and physicals are not included.
Practical details
Questions worth answering before you book.
- Your care coordinator discusses which practitioner is available and accepting new patients during your discovery call.
- Testing, supplements and prescriptions may involve separate costs.
- Pregnancy and fertility support should be coordinated with the relevant obstetric or fertility clinician.
- Ongoing whole-person care is provided through Functional Medicine membership.
Questions about Women's health
Details that help you decide.
Straightforward answers about appointments, treatment and what to expect.
We can review these concerns, your cycle history and how symptoms affect your life. Any testing or treatment recommendation follows an individual evaluation.
We may support nutrition, lifestyle and related health questions as part of your care. Fertility specialists may also need to be involved, and we discuss coordination when appropriate.
Support may be available depending on your needs and practitioner availability. We coordinate any plan with your obstetric clinician and consider pregnancy or breastfeeding safety.
We can review PCOS concerns in the context of cycles, metabolism, skin, hair and fertility. Your plan may include coordination with gynecology or endocrinology.
We can discuss sleep, mood, temperature changes, cycle changes, metabolism and libido. We review your individual history before recommending treatment options.
You do not need to decide between them to receive care. We review your hormone questions and the relevant parts of your cycle, fertility, pregnancy, postpartum or menopause history together.
Connected health topics
Keep exploring.
Your health concerns may connect in ways worth exploring together. These topics can help you understand what may come up in your care.
Your first step is a conversation
Use 15 minutes to learn about membership.
The discovery call is complimentary. Share your wellness goals or concerns and ask a care coordinator about membership, availability, pricing and what comes next.