Acute Care By Email

ACUTE CARE BY EMAIL (USA) Acute Care By Email  is also for short term, non-life threatening illnesses like: fevers, chills, colds, flu, coughs, vomiting, diarrhea, earaches, teething, back pain, sports injuries, etc. Includes the initial acute analysis, repertorization,  acute remedy prescription and any required remedy changes during the acute.  You are billed a flat rate in Paypal and payment is made before acute care is provided. Use my Acute Form for 7 consecutive days of acute homeopathic care.

$50.00 flat rate per acute if my Acute Form is used.  $75.00 flat rate is charged for all weekend Acute Care requests. Fee does not include the homeopathic remedy.

Chronic Care

Chronic Consultation  $300** Includes a 1 - 3 hours interview in person or via Skype.  Fee also includes a 3 - 5+ hours case analysis for reviewing your completed questionnaire and all case notes.  This process includes carefully repertorizing your full case, researching remedies and prescribing the initial remedy. Fee also includes case management for the first two follow-ups on Day 3 and Day 10. Fee does not include any remedy(ies). Follow-up consultation $125/month Required with all chronic clients Includes a one (1) hour consultation by phone and/or Skype per month, per client. Email correspondence for chronic care during the month are unlimited. Fee includes prescribing and care for any acute illnesses and injuries that occur. Fee does not include any remedy(ies). Free Consultation A free 15-minute phone consultation for first time inquiries on chronic care

Remedies

Remedy and Shipping Pick-up or mailed in USA $10.00 each (8-10 dry pills) Pick-up or mailed in USA $20.00 each (prepared in water)

*Homeopathic consultations are not a substitute for immediate medical care. 
For emergencies and need of conventional medical attention, consult you medical doctor or call 911.

**Chronic clients currently on medications should not discontinue their medicines. We will work together with your doctor to decrease your dependency on medication.

Information updated: 7/1/2010