Your First Step
Starts With Clarity
Virtual Care Across New York
More Than An Appointment.
A Clearer Picture Of Your Health.
Your Initial Consultation is a comprehensive two-visit evaluation with a New York-licensed, ANCC board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner.
We take the time to understand your history, concerns, medications, risk factors, preventive needs, and goals before deciding what should happen next.
Primary Care • Menopause • Metabolic Care
Comprehensive New Patient Consultation - $199
After your comprehensive new patient visit, ongoing care is just $99 per visit — no membership and no monthly fee.
No payment is collected when you schedule. A card is required to reserve your appointment and will be charged at the time of your visit.
2 Visits • 60–90 Minutes Total • Personalized Report & Roadmap
Includes:
2 virtual visits
60–90 minutes of total one-on-one care
Comprehensive history and personalized evaluation
Lab and screening orders as appropriate
Review of your results between visits
Your Personalized Health Report Card
Your Personalized Health Roadmap
Clear recommendations and next steps
The first visit establishes care and orders needed testing. The second appointment provides your health report card and roadmap.
Maybe You're Not Sure Where To Start
Maybe you have several concerns, and they don't fit neatly into one category.
Maybe something has changed with your weight, energy, sleep, periods, mood, blood pressure, blood sugar, or cholesterol.
Maybe you haven't had comprehensive primary care in a while.
Maybe you already have diagnoses, but aren't sure whether everything is being looked at together.
Maybe you're tired of appointments that address one problem while everything else gets pushed to another day.
Or maybe you simply want to better understand where your health stands right now.
You don't need to figure everything out before scheduling.
That's what your Initial Consultation is for.
Your Consultation Is More Than One Appointment
Instead of trying to fit your history, concerns, results, questions, and treatment planning into one rushed visit, your Initial Consultation is divided into two virtual appointments.
That gives us time to first understand what's happening — and then come back together with more information and a clearer plan.
Visit One
First, We Understand The Whole Picture
Tell Me What's Been Going On
Your first appointment is focused on understanding you.
We'll review areas such as:
Your current concerns
Medical and surgical history
Current medications and supplements
Previous diagnoses and treatments
Family history
Recent laboratory or imaging results
Preventive screening history
Weight and metabolic history
Menstrual, perimenopause, or menopause concerns when relevant
Sleep, energy, lifestyle, and other contributing factors
Your priorities and goals
You don't need to arrive knowing exactly which labs you need or what treatment you want.
The purpose of this visit is to determine what deserves a closer look.
Between Visits
After your first appointment, additional evaluation may be recommended when clinically appropriate.
This may include:
Laboratory testing
Imaging
Preventive screenings
Review of available medical records
Medication monitoring
Additional risk assessment
Not every patient needs the same testing.
Orders are based on your individual history, symptoms, existing results, medications, diagnoses, and preventive needs.
Your information is then reviewed and organized before your second appointment.
Visit Two
Understand Your Results. Know What Comes Next.
Your second visit is dedicated to reviewing what we've learned.
Instead of simply receiving laboratory results in a portal, we'll go through the findings together.
We'll discuss:
What looks reassuring
What deserves monitoring
What may require action
Potential treatment options
Medication considerations when appropriate
Preventive priorities
Lifestyle considerations
When additional testing or specialty care may be appropriate
Your options for ongoing care
You'll have time to ask questions and understand why something is — or isn't — being recommended.
Your Health Report Card
Your Health Roadmap
Your Health Report Card
You'll receive a written summary designed to make your health information easier to understand.
Your Report Card organizes important findings into clear categories so you can see what is:
Optimized
Areas that currently look reassuring.
Monitor
Areas that deserve continued attention or future follow-up.
Action
Areas where treatment, additional evaluation, or another next step may be appropriate.
Your Report Card becomes a snapshot of where things stand now — not just a collection of numbers in a patient portal.
Your Health Roadmap
Knowing your numbers is only useful if you know what to do with them.
Your personalized Health Roadmap organizes your next steps based on your individual findings and priorities.
Depending on your needs, your Roadmap may address areas such as:
Cardiovascular health
Metabolic and endocrine health
Blood sugar
Cholesterol
Blood pressure
Thyroid health
Nutritional considerations
Preventive screenings
Women's health
Menopause
Medication monitoring
Additional evaluation
Ongoing care priorities
The goal is for you to leave knowing:
Where you are now.
What deserves attention.
And what comes next.