While we do not bill insurance directly, you can still use your insurance to cover prescriptions, labs, and other procedures outside the practice. Additionally, we are happy to provide documentation for you to submit to your insurance company for potential reimbursement.

We would always recommend checking with your individual plan, as some do not allow funds to be used for subscription based medical services.  HSA/FSA funds can be utilized for other out-of-pocket costs such as labs, supplements, and other services.

While Blume Whole Health provides comprehensive care, we will not replace the services provided through annual well woman exams or urgent care needs such as laceration repair, chest pain, or other acute injuries.  We recommend maintaining a relationship with a primary care provider (family practice, internist, or OB/GYN) and the insurance coverage you deem necessary for these services.  Members will have the ability to schedule concierge visits when needed for minor illnesses such as upper respiratory infections, mild rashes, or other non-urgent needs and obtain referrals to specialist care if needed.

Blume Whole Health is a telehealth practice in Indiana.  Currently, we see patients located in Indiana via telehealth or in-person for those located in the Fort Wayne, Indiana, area.

Yes, perimenopause and menopause care are a large focus of the practice.  Rebecca is a Certified Menopause Practitioner through The Menopause Society and can help you determine if estrogen, progesterone, or testosterone therapies are right for you. She does not prescribe hormonal pellet therapy.

We understand that longitudinal style care with Blume Whole Health may not be the right fit for everyone.  In those cases, follow-up appointments are an option at a fee-for-service rate, but do not include member benefits or prioritized scheduling.