Patient Centered Care in a Healing Environment
Our team is dedicated to providing quality holistic patient care. Patients have the option to choose conventional naturopathic, or traditional Chinese medicine as well as counseling, to achieve optimal health and wellness.
From L to R: Dr. Sean Zager, Valerie (Admin), Dr. Nurse Paula Esteva Slack, Kerry (Florist), Brenna Reichman NP, Dr. Amy Saunders, Dr. Amanda Hallberg, Abby Humphrey, Kate (Office Manager), Suzanne (Admin), Jessica (Admin)
Dr. Aaron Heller is accepting new patients.
Dr Nurse Paula accepts new patients seasonally from January- April.
Dr. Zager is temporarily accepting new patients seeking care for hypothyroidism, Hashimoto's thyroiditis, and/or gastrointestinal symptoms or disorders.
Drs. Amanda Hallberg and John Scheerer are not taking new patients, nor is our NP Brenna Reichman.
Abby Humphrey is accepting new patients.
Please continue to monitor our website as this is where we will announce any practice openings. Unfortunately, we do not have a waitlist.
Dr Nurse Paula accepts new patients seasonally from January- April.
Dr. Zager is temporarily accepting new patients seeking care for hypothyroidism, Hashimoto's thyroiditis, and/or gastrointestinal symptoms or disorders.
Drs. Amanda Hallberg and John Scheerer are not taking new patients, nor is our NP Brenna Reichman.
Abby Humphrey is accepting new patients.
Please continue to monitor our website as this is where we will announce any practice openings. Unfortunately, we do not have a waitlist.
SICK VISITS
Curbside visits are preferred for any viral illness. If you have been sick in the last two weeks please wear a mask for your in-clinic visit. Masks are available at the front desk.
Vaccination is the best way to reduce the risk of serious infection or hospitalization. We encourage people even with mild symptoms or possible exposure to do home tests and, if positive, to isolate for 5 days and follow CDC guidelines to wear a mask when around other people for 5 more days to reduce the risk that you may infect someone who could get seriously ill from the virus. The elderly and unvaccinated are at particular risk for serious illness.
Please note that in order to protect our most vulnerable patients, we still require masks in office for anyone experiencing viral symptoms or with recent exposure to COVID.
Vaccination is the best way to reduce the risk of serious infection or hospitalization. We encourage people even with mild symptoms or possible exposure to do home tests and, if positive, to isolate for 5 days and follow CDC guidelines to wear a mask when around other people for 5 more days to reduce the risk that you may infect someone who could get seriously ill from the virus. The elderly and unvaccinated are at particular risk for serious illness.
Please note that in order to protect our most vulnerable patients, we still require masks in office for anyone experiencing viral symptoms or with recent exposure to COVID.