Barefoot Doctor
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Naturopathic care fee schedule

May 2007

Initial Consultation (60-90 minutes) $ 165
Initial Consultation (children*, students**, seniors) (60-90 minutes) $ 140
Second Consultation (45 minutes) $ 85
Second Consultation (children*, students**, seniors) (45 minutes) $ 70
Subsequent Consultations (30-45 minutes) $ 65
Homeopathic Remedy Re-evaluation (45 minutes) $ 85
Naturopathic Hydrotherapy (60 minutes) $ 65
Acupuncture (Single treatment) $ 45
Home visit $60/per each 30 mins
Telephone consultations $20/ per each 15minutes

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Other Services Provided

Auricular (Ear) Candeling (30 minutes) $ 25
Auricular (Ear) Lavage (20-30 minutes) $ 25
24 hr Page service $25/ page
24 hr On-Call emergency Subscription service $125/ year

Pregnancy, Birth and Postpartum

Referral from Midwives for acupuncture, initial $ 75
On Call Services of an N.D. for birth $ 80
Home visits for labour assessment/prescription $ 60 per 30 minutes
On Call Services for 2 weeks post-partum $ 40
Attendance at Birth by a Naturopathic Doctor 1200

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Diagostic Testing Fee Schedule

Hair Mineral Analysis Testing $ 100
Adrenal Function Test $ 15
Salivary Female Hormone Profile $ 420
Candida Bowel Culture $ 180
Comprehensive Digestive Stool Analysis $ 265
Comprehensive Female Hormone Profile $720
Male Hormone Profile $ 240
Comprehensive Male Hormone Profile $ 535
Detoxification Profile $ 310
Blood Glucose Test $ 5
Urine Pregnancy Test $ 20
Urine Ovulation Test $ 20

 

* Children are those individuals less than 16 years of age.

** Student refers to those individuals in full time post secondary education with a valid photo card.

* Gift Certificates are available.

* Fees are payable by a personal cheque, VISA or cash at the end of each visit.

* All Fees are subject to GST.

* Any Prescribed supplements/botanicals/homeopathics and /or appliances are not included in the above fees.

* Please note that these fees are not covered by OHIP. However, they may be covered by your extended health care plan.

 

Effective July 1, 2004.

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