In this 80 minute initial visit we will discuss the areas of your health that you’d like to address. We’ll go over your goals, history, pertinent labs and/or imaging and create a treatment plan. This can be done in person or via telemedicine. We recommend an in person appointment if you’re able.

This visit will be up to 50 minutes and is designed as a follow up to see how you’ve been doing and assess what’s working and what is not, so that we can adjust the treatment plan if need be. You must already be an established patient with Sage Integrative Health to choose this option. This type of visit can be done in person or via telemedicine.

This visit is a 50 minute visit that is designed to treat the physical form in a hands-on approach. We’ll do a short check in at the onset of the visit, and then the majority of time will be spent doing physical medicine (ie. working with the physical form of the body). It could incorporate any of the following types of physical medicine: craniosacral therapy, naturopathic manipulation, and muscle energy stretching. These visits are in person only. You must have completed a New Patient Visit previously so that Dr. Morrell can take your full history.

This visit is designed for addressing an acute issue, ie. something that’s started recently and needs to be addressed ASAP. It’ a 30 minute visit and reserved for folks who need to get in within a couple of days. For example, a yeast infection, UTI, or tick bite are acute issues. This type of visit can be done in person or via telemedicine, but may be best addressed in person, depending on the issue.

This is a brief appointment to draw your blood only. This is a good option if we are doing a specialty lab blood draw or even conventional labs that were previously discussed in a visit.

If you’re unsure about booking a new patient visit, this is an excellent option. This is a 15 minute discovery call in which you can learn about naturopathic medicine, about how Dr. Morrell practices and see if we’re a good fit. You can ask questions, although she cannot give out any medical recommendations at this time. This visit type is typically done via a phone call.