You’re Not Imagining It, and You’re Not Out of Options.

Because insurance decides how long a visit can be, and that is usually about 15 minutes. We don’t work that way. Your first visit is 90 minutes with your provider, nobody rushing you out, so there is time to get the whole picture and find what is driving the problem. Think of it closer to concierge medicine: a provider who knows your story and stays beside you through it. If you have out-of-network benefits we will give you a claim form to send in yourself, and labs, imaging and medications can usually still run through your insurance.

A patient coordinator on our clinical team. They will ask what has been going on, tell you whether we are the right fit, and help you decide which provider to start with. It is not a medical visit, it is the conversation that makes sure your first visit is the right one.

No. We work alongside your primary care doctor and your specialists. Many of our patients come to us because they have seen several of them and still don’t have an answer.

Ninety minutes with your provider. We go through your full history, what you have tried, what helped, what no one has asked you about. For pain, joint and regenerative visits, Dr. Spiegel often uses guided ultrasound right in the room to see what is going on. For aesthetics, Jennifer reviews your goals and gives you a plan for reaching them. Either way you leave with a clear next step and, usually, labs or testing to fill in what we still need to know.

If we ordered labs or diagnostics, we schedule your follow-up once the results are in and go through them together. That is when your full care plan takes shape, built around you, not a template. From there your provider stays with you, adjusting as you go.

He is an osteopathic physician who is board-certified in two fields: Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, and Anti-aging, Regenerative and Functional Medicine. Thirty-five years in, that combination means he can look at a problem from the structural side and the whole-body side in the same visit, use his hands as well as the chart, and reach for regenerative options before anyone talks about surgery.

She is a physician assistant with more than 20 years in clinical practice and IFMCP certification from the Institute for Functional Medicine, which only a small number of practitioners complete. She focuses on hormones, perimenopause and menopause, functional testing and aesthetics, so when your labs come back “normal” and you still feel off, she has the training to keep looking.

Often, and sometimes no. Dr. Spiegel looks at the joint with guided ultrasound, tells you plainly whether PRP, BMAC or another regenerative option is likely to help, and tells you just as plainly if it is not the right fit.

The same medical training and license, plus extra training in how the body’s structure affects how it works. It is why Dr. Spiegel uses his hands as well as the chart, and why a knee visit can turn into a conversation about how you have been compensating for it.

Yes, for medical visits, labs and treatment. We give you an itemized receipt for your records. Aesthetic treatments are usually not eligible, so check with your plan.

Yes. Low testosterone, weight and metabolism, pain and joints, and regenerative treatment are a big part of what we do.