Labs + Life is for women who are tired of being told they’re “in range” while their body feels anything but fine.

For the woman who wanted an answer or a human to care, but got an AI generated dashboard and still doesn’t have a clear, pattern-level explanation of what’s happening.

For the woman who doesn't want to take 32 supplements and be told to optimize every square inch of her life. But wants clarity on whats going on in her body. And how that relates to her real life.

• 40 minute intake call
• Detailed health intake form
• Capacity assessment
• Nervous system Quiz
• Targeted advanced bloodwork panel
  • (not a 100‑marker “everything and nothing” generic panel)

• 30–40 page written analysis that connects your labs to your actual daily life, and a personalized roadmap. In language you understand.
• Resources and Education for you, not generic.
• 90 minute zoom call review
  • plus a 60‑day follow-up

If you’re not ready for the full Labs + Life process, you can book a

“Bring Your Own Labs” deep-dive

$500.

I’ll use the labs you already have, plus your history and symptoms, to map patterns, and give you a prioritized action plan.

It does not include new lab orders, and we may not have every marker I’d ideally run, but you still get my pattern-based Labs + Life style of analysis.

LINK : Existing Labs Analysis + Pattern Map

 What’s the difference between Labs + Life and the Bring Your Own Labs?

• Labs + Life: Comes with a full targeted lab panel, a 30–40 page written analysis, and 60‑day follow-up. It’s for when you want the most complete picture we can realistically get in one container. This is deep 1:1 work, no gaps on the table.

• BYO Labs ($500): Uses whatever labs you already have. The same exact outline for the full Lab+Life (intake,analysis,review).  The only difference is your existing labs, are the limitation on how I do your analysis. There will be gaps. I will name them, and let you know what it means, and what recommendations I have to move forward.   

I’m not here to trade one protocol for another.

I don't sell supplements.

I do not partner with any supplement company or product line.

Most of what’s missing is what your body used to get from food, sun, water, and a less depleted environment, what I call the raw materials.

We’ll absolutely talk about supplements or herbals hen they make sense, but the main goal is getting the right inputs in the simplest, most sustainable way.

I can't tell you what my recommendations will be until I've seen the labs! 

It's also my goal to give you the information, in a way you understand, so you can make your own choices. 

From receiving your lab results to full analysis is 7-10 days.

you schedule your blood draw on your own schedule, so the timeline is based on when I receive the results. 

You can schedule your interpretation call as soon as your analysis is ready, and then we meet again around 60 days later to see how you're doing and check in!

Do you take insurance?

No. I don’t bill or work directly with insurance companies. This lets me spend my time on your case instead of fighting with billing codes and visit time limits, and it keeps the plan focused on what you actually need rather than what’s billable.

Can I submit for reimbursement on my own?

 Often, yes. Many clients use out‑of‑network benefits, HSAs, or FSAs to get partial reimbursement for lab fees or visit costs, but it is always plan‑dependent and never guaranteed. I’ll provide an itemized receipt and, when appropriate, a reimbursement / medical necessity letter you can submit to your insurance or HSA/FSA administrator.  

Can you write a letter of medical necessity or reimbursement letter for my insurance/HSA/FSA?
Yes. If your plan requires documentation, I can write a brief letter explaining your diagnosis, why specific tests or services are medically necessary, and how they relate to your treatment plan. This increases the chance of reimbursement, but it does not guarantee approval—that decision is ultimately up to your insurance or account administrator.  

Are the labs themselves covered by insurance?
Some standard labs are sometimes covered when run through big commercial labs, and others are not. Coverage depends on your plan, the lab company, and the diagnosis codes your insurance accepts. I can help you understand which tests are more likely to be covered and, when possible, route routine labs through an in‑network lab—but I can’t promise what your insurance will decide to pay.

Will you talk to my insurance company for me or handle claims?
No. I don’t communicate directly with insurance companies or manage claims or appeals. I’ll give you the documentation you need (receipts, codes, and a letter when appropriate) so you can submit everything yourself, but you are responsible for all communication with your insurer.