Functional & Integrative Primary Care  Membership

Living Water Women's Wellness 

• Personalized Care:

  • Longer appointment times allow for in-depth discussions about health and wellness.
  • Care is tailored to the individual’s unique needs and circumstances.

• Easy Access to Care:

  • Same-day or next-day appointments are often available.

• Transparent Pricing:

  • Clear, upfront membership fees with no surprise bills or hidden costs.

• Enhanced Communication:

  • Direct communication with providers through phone, text, or portal messaging.
  • Quick responses to questions or concerns without needing a formal appointment.

• Focus on Preventive Care:

  • Emphasis on holistic health and wellness, including preventive measures and lifestyle modifications.
  • More time dedicated to education on maintaining health and avoiding illness.

• Stronger Patient-Provider Relationships:

  • Smaller patient panels foster trust and better communication.
  • Greater continuity of care with the same provider over time.

• Comprehensive Services:

  • A wide range of services offered, including sexual health procedures and wellness programs.
  • Integration of alternative therapies, such as nervous system regulation practices.

• Flexibility in Treatment Approaches:

  • Ability to explore a variety of treatment options without strict adherence to insurance guidelines.
  • Opportunity for innovative and personalized treatment plans.

• Community-Oriented Care:

  • A supportive environment that encourages healing and connection among women.
  • Focus on building a community that values women's health and well-being.

Traditional Health Care

• Limited Access to Care:

  • Longer wait times for appointments.
  • Less flexibility in scheduling.

• Complex Payment Structures:

  • Complicated billing processes involving co-pays and deductibles.
  • Potential for unexpected out-of-pocket costs.

• Insurance Dependency:

  • Services may be restricted by insurance coverage, limiting treatment options.
  • Need for prior authorization for certain procedures or referrals.
  • Providers may need to adhere strictly to insurance guidelines, limiting tailored treatment options.

• Reduced Visit Time:

  • Shorter appointment durations due to high patient volume.
  • Less time for comprehensive discussions about health and wellness.

• Focus on Volume Over Quality:

  • Emphasis on seeing more patients rather than delivering personalized care.
  • Potential neglect of preventive care in favor of treating existing conditions.

• Fragmented Care:

  • Coordination of care may be lacking, leading to disjointed treatment across multiple providers.
  • Patients often need to manage referrals and transitions between specialists.

• Variable Quality of Care:

  • Quality may vary widely based on insurance networks and individual provider practices.
  • Less likely to see the same provider consistently, leading to fragmented care.
  • High patient volume, limited appointment availability, and high provider turnover can disrupt continuity or care.