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Integrative primary care and functional medicine, for Connecticut

I’m licensed in Connecticut and see patients across the state by telehealth — Fairfield County, Greater Hartford, New Haven, the shoreline, and the Litchfield hills. Connecticut patients have access to everything I offer, not a reduced version of it.

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Why a Connecticut practice run from Colorado still works

Most of what makes primary care and functional medicine work is time and continuity — a full history taken carefully, labs read in context, a plan that gets revisited as you respond. None of that depends on being in the same room.

What does depend on it — a physical exam, imaging, a procedure — I’ll tell you plainly and help you arrange locally. Labs are drawn at a Quest location near you. Prescriptions go to your usual pharmacy. Advanced functional testing is shipped to your home and mailed back.

The practical requirement is simple: you need to be physically in Connecticut at the time of your visit.

Full Access

Everything available in Connecticut

Connecticut patients aren’t limited to a subset of services. This is the same practice, the same provider, and the same care model.

Insurance

What I accept in Connecticut

Conventional primary care is billed through insurance when it applies. In Connecticut I’m in-network with:

Aetna
Anthem / BlueCross BlueShield
Cigna
Medicare

Cigna is available on the Connecticut side specifically. Coverage varies by plan, so I’m glad to verify your benefits before you schedule. Functional medicine programs are self-pay, and HSA and FSA funds can be used for most services here. More on how insurance works →

Across the State

Where my Connecticut patients are

Telehealth means geography mostly stops mattering, which is the point. I see patients in Fairfield County — Greenwich, Darien, New Canaan, Westport, Wilton, Ridgefield — and across Greater Hartford, including West Hartford, Avon, Simsbury, Farmington, and Glastonbury.

Also New Haven and the shoreline — Madison, Guilford, Branford, Old Lyme — and the Litchfield hills. If you live anywhere in Connecticut, you’re eligible. No part of the state is out of range.

Questions

Connecticut patients ask me

Do you see Connecticut patients by telehealth?

Yes. I'm licensed in Connecticut and see CT residents by telehealth statewide — Fairfield County, Hartford, New Haven, the shoreline, Litchfield, and everywhere between. You need to be physically located in Connecticut at the time of your visit.

What services are available to Connecticut patients?

All of them. Connecticut patients have the same access as Colorado patients: integrative primary care, the membership, functional medicine programs, hormone therapy, thyroid care, gut health evaluation, and GLP-1 and metabolic management. The only service unique to Connecticut is medical marijuana certification, which requires CT residency.

Which insurance do you accept in Connecticut?

In Connecticut I'm in-network with Aetna, Anthem / BlueCross BlueShield, Cigna, and Medicare. Cigna is Connecticut-only — it isn't available on the Colorado side. Coverage varies by plan, so I'm glad to check your benefits before you schedule.

Can you order labs and prescribe for Connecticut patients?

Yes. Labs are ordered through Quest and drawn at a location near you, and prescriptions go to your local pharmacy. Advanced functional testing is shipped directly to your home.

Is telehealth as thorough as an in-person visit?

For most of what I do, yes. The work is history, pattern recognition, lab interpretation, and planning — all of which translate well to video. When something needs hands-on examination or imaging, I'll say so and coordinate it locally with you.

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A free 15-minute intro call is the easiest way to find out whether this is the right fit — what you’re dealing with, what you’ve already tried, and where it makes sense to begin. No commitment.

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