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FAQs
01
Can you be my primary care doctor?
No. While my education provided me training to be a primary care physician, I choose to practice in an adjunctive role so that I have more freedom to be present for my patients. I strongly recommend my patients have a PCP and/or OB/GYN to manage urgent health concerns.
02
Can you manage my pregnancy?
Unfortunately, no. I do not have midwifery or obstetrics training and am only able to offer adjunctive support to you during your pregnancy. I am happy to work alongside your OB or midwife to help provide you the best care possible during your pregnancy.
03
Can I work with you from another state?
I am currently licensed in Maine and New Hampshire. If you are able to travel to see me in person at one of the locations I practice out of in those states, then yes. (Click here to see locations) However, due to licensing regulations, I am unable to provide telehealth services if you live outside of those states at the moment.
04
Do you take insurance?
I do not currently accept insurance. This allows our visits to take shape to truly address your concerns without worrying about having to tick boxes. I am happy to provide you with a superbill to submit to your insurance or HSA for reimbursement if you desire.
05
Can I use an HSA card to pay for services?
Yes!
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