Often the result of long-term inflammation and depletion of nutrients, fatigue can be addressed by increasing your intake of protein and vegetables and creating a bedtime routine that supports a higher quality of sleep.
Autoimmune Symptoms We Help You Alleviate
Joint pain & swelling
Inflammation can act as a signal to the brain to feel pain. One way to reduce those pain signals is to ingest more healthy fats and introduce a gentle movement routine to keep the joints from locking up.
Autoimmune Symptoms We Help You Alleviate
Abdominal pain & digestive issues
Often a sign that your body’s not breaking down food efficiently or easily, digestive issues can be addressed by simply chewing your food more and consuming digestive aids like ginger to support stomach acid production.
Autoimmune Symptoms We Help You Alleviate
Skin irritation & issues
Often the result of a deeper imbalance in the body, skin issues can be addressed by identifying which foods are driving those imbalances and replacing them with foods rich in skin-healing nutrients — like salmon.
Autoimmune Symptoms We Help You Alleviate
Recurring fever
Fevers are your body's way of telling you it's fighting something. This can be addressed by identifying what is igniting this fighting response like food sensitivities.
Autoimmune Symptoms We Help You Alleviate
Swollen glands
Lymph glands are the factory for your immune cells so when they are swollen, they are hard at work. To calm down that factory line, we need to make sure your body is not experiencing other stressors, further depleting nutrients. To do this, we might focus on building a toolbox of stress management strategies.
Conditions We Support
There are over 100 different autoimmune and inflammatory conditions that exist.1 Our team has worked with individuals with many of these conditions, including but not limited to:
Addison’s Disease
Alopecia
Ankylosing Spondylitis
Celiac Disease
Crohn's Disease
Fibromyalgia
Graves' Disease
Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis
Hidradenitis Suppurativa
Lichen Sclerosus
Long COVID
Lupus
Multiple Sclerosis
Psoriasis
Psoriatic Arthritis
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Sjögren's Syndrome
Ulcerative Colitis
Undiagnosed
Uveitis
Vitiligo
Undiagnosed? Don't see your condition listed here? We can still help.
With 500+ members cared for, discover how we’ve helped them take back their health.
Hear from Heidi
welltheory member
Addison’s / Graves' Disease
Hashimoto's Disease
77%
improved energy within 4 weeks
Rheumatoid Arthritis
75%
better quality of life within 8 weeks
Psoriasis
66%
improved energy within 4 weeks
Celiac Disease
83%
improved energy within 4 weeks
What To Expect When You Join
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Sapna, RD
Idiopathic Urticaria
Meet Your Care Team
Get paired with your Care Team, including a registered dietitian, health coach, and NTP, who specialize in autoimmune care
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Get Your Care Plan
Collaborate with your Care Team to create a bio-individual nutrition & lifestyle plan based upon your unique needs
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Receive Ongoing Support
Meet with your Care Team for 1:1 video sessions and message them anytime with educational content in between your sessions
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible for WellTheory?
WellTheory is available for free to employees, dependents 18+, and pre-65 retirees enrolled in an ____ medical plan with HP as their primary insurance. We specialize in helping anyone with autoimmune diagnosis or autoimmune-like symptoms on their healing journey. We've supported individuals with 50+ autoimmune conditions and counting. To validate that you're a good fit for our program, you will complete a brief clinical questionnaire (~10 minutes). In some cases, we may determine you’re not able to join if your questionnaire or insurance information is incomplete, or if we're not able to support you from a clinical perspective. In those cases, we'll always try to refer you to other services that may better fit your needs.
How long do members typically work with their Care Team?
Our program lasts 12 months and is broken up into two 6-months phases: our Core and Maintain programs. The "Core" program is more intensive with twice a month live 30-minute calls with your care team, while our "Maintain" program is focused on maintaining your progress with once a month live 15-minute calls. This time period is long enough for most members to experience meaningful symptom reduction and build their knowledge and tools for managing their autoimmune condition(s) in the long term.
Who is on my Care Team?
Your dedicated Care Team includes a licensed registered dietitian, board-certified health coach, and a care coordinator. Think of your registered dietitian as your nutrition expert, your health coach as your behavior change buddy, and your care coordinator as your go-to for anything customer service-related.
Is there really no cost to join WellTheory? How?
Yes! WellTheory is covered through employers and health insurance plans, so there’s no cost to you. Get care when you need it—without the burden of copays and other hidden costs.
How do I get started?
Click here to join our program. You'll complete our intake process (~10 minutes) and get matched with your dedicated Care Team for an initial 60-minute in depth onboarding session.
Can I change coaches if it’s not a good fit?
Yes. Finding a coach you connect with is crucial to healing. While members rarely feel the need to switch coaches, we’ll work with you to connect you with the best possible match for you.
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Science says 80% of health starts with our daily choices.1
² Katz, D. L., Frates, E. P., Bonnet, J. P., Gupta, S. K., Vartiainen, E., & Carmona, R. H. (2018). Lifestyle as Medicine: The Case for a True Health Initiative. American journal of health promotion : AJHP, 32 (6), 1452–1458. https://doi.org/10.1177/0890117117705949