Cancellation Policy

Please do not cancel or cancel/reschedule your appointment
until you have read and understood
this cancellation policy.


The time for your appointment has been set aside just for you.  This time is your time. Your time for healing.  Your time for health.

We hope that you will take your appointment seriously. That your appointment is your priority. That your health is your priority. That you schedule other commitments around your appointment. 

But, if you absolutely must cancel or cancel/reschedule your appointment due to a significant life crisis, we want to be as understanding and as accommodating as possible. 

However, our schedule is really full, and most patients do not cancel their appointments, and other patients simply do not want to move up their follow-up appointment to accommodate your missed appointment. Thus no one can take your place if you miss your appointment.

And we usually do not have openings available soon if you cancel now which means that you may have to wait months to be seen again.

Please note that we only refill prescriptions at regular visits.  Thus, your treatment will be significantly delayed if you do not keep your appointment.

If you still want to cancel your appointment, please make a payment in the same amount as your appointment fee to cover the time reserved for you.

Please note that if you cancel appointments often, then we may not schedule future appointments.  And, if you simply do not show up for your appointment without cancelling your appointment, you will not be scheduled back at all. 

We want to help you get well, but we can only do so if you prioritize your health and if you keep your scheduled appointments. We want to see you healing along the healthy path!


We hope to see you
at your reserved appointment!


Let food

be thy medicine, 

and medicine 

be thy food.  

~Hippocrates

DANDELION

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Your word

is a lamp

to my feet

and a light

to my path.

~Psalm 119:105

ECHINACEA

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The secret of health

for both mind and body

is not to mourn for the past,

worry about the future,

or anticipate troubles,

but to live in the present moment wisely and earnestly.

~Buddha (paraphrased)

LAVENDER

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