Naturopathic doctors have a minimum of 3 years of premedical sciences, following by 4 full‑time years of naturopathic medicine at one of two accredited institutions in Canada. After graduating, naturopathic doctors must write and pass rigorous board examinations to get a license to practice, and keep valid registration with the Alberta Association of Naturopathic [...]
Yes, absolutely. Safety is the main concern, in addition to meeting patient goals, whatever they may be. Naturopathic doctors are experts in alternative health and how to safely use natural remedies. Options and education will be provided, but a patient will never be told to disregard the advice of other qualified health care providers. [...]
Yes, we try to leave room open for new patients to get in within 3 weeks.
Although Alberta Health does not cover naturopathic medical services, most extended health care plans do. Please check your plan. You will be provided with a detailed receipt to submit to your insurance provider. For adults, the rate is currently $150 for the initial naturopathic medicine consultation, $90 for the initial acupuncture-only session, and $65 for [...]
Yes, upon special arrangement with the naturopathic doctor. Please call the clinic for available appointments.
Gather your health information – prescription information, lab tests, past illnesses/surgeries, current supplements – any information pertaining to your health history. In addition, start contemplating your health goals. What are your goals and what are willing to do to accomplish them? How good to you want to feel? What are your expectations of your healthcare [...]
