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Healing Doesn't Always Happen in a Doctor's Office
The average primary care visit lasts 18 minutes1 and you’re lucky to get two per year. With WellTheory, you get two visits per month and unlimited messaging with coaches who specialize in autoimmunity.
All of this [healing] has happened with incredible support you don't have to fight for from a care team who really knows what it's like to live with autoimmune disease."
Heidi, WellTheory Member
Diagnosed with Addison's / Graves Disease
All of this [healing] has happened with incredible support you don't have to fight for from a care team who really knows what it's like to live with autoimmune disease."
Heidi
welltheory member
Addison’s / Graves' Disease
We Offer Continuous, Personalized Care
Your symptoms may be sporadic, but your care shouldn't be. We provide long-term nutrition and lifestyle plans informed by your root cause and tailored to your evolving needs.
Megan, 37
Rheumatoid Arthritis
symptoms
Joint Pain, Fatigue, Skin Irritation
root causes
Food Sensitivities
action steps
Supplements: Add in cod liver oil with each meal. This will help reduce your pain hormone signals.
Nutrition: Remove the “yellow” foods identified on your MRT for 3 months. These are the foods driving your inflammation symptoms.
Jesse St. Jean, NTP
Jesse St. Jean
Nutritional Therapy Practitioner
Ulcerative Colitis
Built for Autoimmune Patients, by Autoimmune Patients
Half of healing is your practitioner’s ability to relate to your circumstances. Our Care Team isn’t made up of -ologists. They’re just like you. They understand your lived experience — because it’s theirs too.
Science says 80% of health starts with small choices we make every day. Our Care Team supports you in five key areas of influence including nutrition, sleep, stress management, movement, and your relationship to self, others, and nature.
We understand that your healing journey is highly unique, non-linear, and evolves as you grow, learn, and progress. So, our level of care and coaching is similarly adaptive and fluid to meet your changing needs and health goals. We’re not overly prescriptive, instead, we’re collaborative in our approach to care.
you ask, we answer
Frequently Asked Questions
Do your Care Team members specialize in autoimmunity?
Yes. Everyone on our Care Team has autoimmune-specific training and their own personal experience with autoimmunity or chronic illness. We also support people who don’t have a diagnosis but are experiencing similar symptoms.
Do you have a minimum time commitment or contract I need to sign?
No. We’ve all been in the position of wondering whether something’s actually going to work, and we want to make trying WellTheory a no-brainer. Our membership is month-to-month—no contract needed. We'll also refund you if you're unhappy with your experience in the first 30 days.
How does WellTheory work with my other care providers?
WellTheory is designed to augment rather than replace working with a doctor or specialist. We’ll provide you with a comprehensive plan for your daily nutrition and lifestyle practices as well as ongoing guidance and accountability.
Can I pay for my membership with HSA or FSA dollars?
Yes you can. We accept payment from HSAs and FSAs using debit or credit cards. Typically, your HSA or FSA will contact you to request a Letter of Medical Necessity, which you will need to obtain from your healthcare provider.
How do you measure my progress?
We measure progress in two ways: symptom reduction (using a clinically validated quality of life survey) and biomarker improvement. Periodically, we check in and measure both areas to see how you’re progressing and identify next steps in your care plan.
Can I get testing done without a referral?
Yes. We offer a range of testing, including gut microbiome analysis, food sensitivities, hormone panels, heavy metals, and environmental toxins. Our Care Team will work with you to determine which tests are recommended based on your symptoms and health goals. Testing is optional and is not included in the membership.
Still have questions? Speak with a member of our team to get them answered.
1 Neprash, Hannah T. PhD*; Everhart, Alexander BA*; McAlpine, Donna PhD*; Smith, Laura Barrie PhD†; Sheridan, Bethany PhD‡; Cross, Dori A. PhD*. Measuring Primary Care Exam Length Using Electronic Health Record Data. Medical Care 59(1):p 62-66, January 2021. | DOI: 10.1097/MLR.0000000000001450