A Home Base for Medical Care

We treat people of all ages and with most conditions.

We treat people, not patients. Each person has a different body, different goals, different habits, different challenges and different strengths. We want to understand each person, their goals and their strengths so we can support them with the information and therapeutics that will help them treat their health conditions and achieve their own health goals.

We feel strongly about making medical care accessible and welcoming to all people. We work with people who have struggled with addiction, people of all genders and races, people who smoke cigarettes, people with large bodies, people with small bodies, people who have a history of self-harm, people of all abilities, people who make choices about diet and healthcare based on their religion, and people of all sexual orientations and practices. Our hope is that coming to the office feels like a meeting between two humans. We have expertise about how to diagnose and treat illness, how to read labs and imaging, how to connect people with community resources and how herbs and nutrients work while the person who comes to the office is the expert on their own body. We respect people’s life experiences, perspectives and values and we believe that we all have a unique way of being human.

Visits

We spend 30-60 minutes with each patient and our goal is to understand WHY a person is experiencing a symptom or condition. We have discovered root causes like scurvy (for real!) causing visual and skin changes, lavender shampoo causing erectile dysfunction and sleep apnea causing elevated blood sugar. Often people meet with us monthly for the first 3-6 months and then 1-4 times per year for maintenance.

For some people, we are their primary care home where they come for physicals, PAPs and sore throats. For other people, we act more as specialists to help them resolve a condition that did not respond to medications or other interventions. And for some, we help them with prevention of conditions that run in their family like diabetes, heart disease and cancer.

Dr. Sabrina Seeram, ND provides general care to people of all ages. Natalie Walters, NP, CFMP specializes is hormone support and bio-identical hormone replacement. She has extensive knowledge and experience with individualized dosing of hormone therapy. Most importantly, she prescribes safe dosages of hormones. Natasha Singer, APRN, DNP does primary care prescribing for ongoing medications like blood pressure and diabetes medications. Dr. Jeremy Mikolai, ND provides general care and also integrative cardiology care. To learn more about our providers, visit Our Team

We believe that seeing a provider who is familiar with you as a person and your health history is important for providing high quality medical care and we can almost always get people in for same-day appointments when they are sick or have an urgent concern. We work to make the clinic a place where people can feel safe, welcome and supported in their challenges as well as in their goals for living their best life.

Confidentiality

Our practice resembles a small-town clinic in that we often see multiple members of the same family, church or workplace. We take confidentiality seriously because people share things with us that they do not share with other people. We know that in order to be a good doctor, we need people to trust us with personal information. Therefore, we do not tell anyone’s story but our own and we do not identify someone as a person we have seen in the office unless they disclose that information.