Is a Connecticut Medical Marijuana Card Still Worth It Now That Cannabis Is Legal?
Connecticut's cannabis tax changes on October 1, and adult-use purchases will carry about 20% in combined tax.…
Primary care, hormone and metabolic treatment, and functional medicine — through one ongoing relationship with a provider who knows your story.
Most people fit one of these. If you're not sure, the free call sorts it out in fifteen minutes.
Fatigue, brain fog, hormone or thyroid changes, gut symptoms — investigated as a pattern rather than one complaint at a time.
Ongoing primary care with unhurried visits, messaging between them, and one person who holds your whole history.
One visit at a time, no membership. Acute concerns, a single question, or a focused consultation on something specific.
Whether you're looking for a primary care provider, answers to persistent symptoms, hormone support, or metabolic treatment, I'll help you find the right place to begin. Where that is depends on your goals, your symptoms, and the kind of support you want.
After the right evaluation, care can continue through an ongoing membership relationship or a structured functional medicine program.
Ongoing integrative primary care for patients who want continuity, more access, and one provider who knows their full health story over time.
Membership begins after a comprehensive evaluation.
Time-limited programs for persistent or complex symptoms that benefit from deeper evaluation, advanced testing, a personalized plan, and closer support.
Programs are designed for focused transformation, not indefinite care.
Some patients move from a functional medicine program into Membership for ongoing care. Others begin Membership after a comprehensive primary care evaluation.
Both care paths may include support across these areas, depending on your needs.
Not sure where you fit? Start with a complimentary 15-minute call and we'll choose together.
Three steps to a starting point that actually fits.
We'll discuss your symptoms, your goals, and what you're hoping to accomplish.
Together we’ll determine the best place to begin—whether that’s a Comprehensive Intake Visit, Root Cause Review, or Individual Visit.
After your evaluation, we’ll create a personalized plan that may include ongoing primary care, Membership, a functional medicine program, or follow-up visits as your needs evolve.
This is built for patients who want a provider with time to see the whole picture — in primary care, in hormone and metabolic treatment, or in a deeper investigation of symptoms that haven't added up.
Fatigue, brain fog, cycle changes, weight shifts, mood swings — these rarely have a single cause. Most patients here have tried individual solutions that helped some, but didn't hold.
Patient volume is limited to preserve depth, responsiveness, and thoughtful clinical oversight. You won't be a chart number here.
Primary care, hormone and metabolic treatment, and functional medicine are used at the right time for the right need — not treated as competing approaches.
Clinical depth, a public health perspective, and advanced integrative training across hormones, gut, metabolism, and nervous system regulation.
Most patients arrive with symptoms that haven't added up elsewhere. A few of the areas I focus on:
Imbalances affecting energy, mood, cycles, and sleep.
Whole-body hormonal and metabolic support.
Symptom relief and hormone therapy when appropriate.
Looking beyond a single TSH for the full picture.
Bloating, IBS, and digestive issues, investigated at the source.
When you're exhausted and your labs still look "fine."
Trouble with focus, memory, and mental clarity.
Insulin, metabolism, and medically supervised GLP-1.
Support for complex, overlapping immune symptoms.
Staying well — not just treating illness.
Healthspan, prevention, and aging well.
Care designed around women's bodies and lives.
I built Encompass Care because I kept seeing the same thing: women who had been told their labs were normal, who had tried the right things, who weren't imagining their symptoms — but who hadn't had a provider with enough time or breadth to actually connect the dots.
Connecticut's cannabis tax changes on October 1, and adult-use purchases will carry about 20% in combined tax.…
Creatine is the most-discussed supplement in perimenopause right now. The research is genuinely encouraging in one…
An FDA advisory committee voted to recommend six peptides for compounding — overriding its own scientists. Here's what…
Healthcare has become increasingly fragmented. Patients are left navigating referrals, specialists, medications, testing, and unanswered symptoms on their own.
You don't have to. Wherever you begin, I'll help you find the right starting point — and keep guiding your treatment as your needs change, without starting over with someone new.
One provider. Different care paths.
The relationship stays the same. Your care evolves.
Ready to find your starting point?
Book a Free Intro CallNo obligation. 15 minutes. Natalie picks up.
Integrative health insights, practice updates, and more.
Maia Affiliate