FAQs

At your first appointment, we will gather information about your personal and family health history, review your medications and supplements and inquire about your lifestyle, nutritional status, sleep habits, and address your health priorities.   If you have a list of medications and supplements you take, please bring this list with you.  If you are due for blood work or preventative tests these will be ordered at the time of this first visit. You may have had your labs drawn prior to your first visit and if so we will also review these results at your first visit.  Please know that this initial visit may be extensive depending on the complexity of your health concerns, so expect this first visit to be anywhere between 60-90 minutes.  It takes time to get to know you!

Integrative medicine is a healing-oriented model of medicine that focuses on the innate healing potential of each individual. This approach combines the best practices of modern medicine with alternative medicine approaches but puts an emphasis on nutrition, a healthful lifestyle, natural therapies, mind-body interventions and spirituality to promote optimal health. Utilizing a personalized whole person approach, we work in concert and collaboration with a variety of other health care providers and healers as needed to support you along your health care journey.

Rebecca is not in-network, which  means she does not bill insurance.  However we do provide you with the necessary documentation, “superbill” and diagnosis codes at the time of your visit to submit to your insurance for possible reimbursement for our services.  Rebecca has opted out of Medicare and patients with Medicare and Medicaid cannot submit bills for reimbursement to Medicare but may be able to submit bills to supplemental insurances depending on your individual policy.  

Insurance companies can dictate many things that affect patient care, including how much time a provider spends with the patient, what the provider gets paid and the services that may be provided to you. As a result, patients often feel rushed through the 20-minute insurance-based appointments and are often frustrated they did not get their questions answered, needs met or concerns addressed. At Veritas, we believe the best way to take care of you, address your health care concerns, and help you BUILD health is to take more time with you, listen to you, develop a personalized health care plan and do some “out of the box” thinking and testing to address your health care needs.This approach cannot be accomplished in the limited time that insurance companies allow. We strive to provide “health-care” and not just “sick-care” at Veritas. Our goal is to take the time to really focus on you and your health building journey.

Yes, your insurance will cover all other services outside of the office visit as it usually does. It is important that you contact your insurance company to determine more specifically what they cover and if there are any copays or deductibles that may apply given your specific insurance plan benefits.  

If you have urgent issues after office hours we recommend that you visit the closest urgent care clinic. Asante, Providence and Valley Immediate Care all provide excellent urgent care services after hours. If you have a medical emergency please visit the nearest hospital emergency room in your area.