Homeopathy l Mind-Body Medicine l Anthroposophical Medicine l Nutritional Counseling l Conventional Medicine
	Is Dr. Stockwell accepting new patients? Yes, he is. The wait for a new patient appointment is approximately 1-2 weeks.   Will Dr. Stockwell recommend a complex supplement regimen? Dr. Stockwell is known for recommendations that are easy to follow. He believes that small changes in diet and lifestyle bring deeper healing than complex supplement regimens.   I want to consult Dr. Stockwell about a particular issue. How many visits will it take? It really depends on your issue and your general level of health and wellbeing. It is wise to plan on the initial consultation and one or two follow-ups over the course of three months. At that point it will be clear that your issue is resolved, or what will be involved to address it comprehensively.     Can Dr. Stockwell help with smoking cessation? Yes. All habits have a physical and an emotional component. When both are addressed, quitting is much easier. Dr. Stockwell has found the combination of homeopathy and ongoing counseling for behavioral change very effective. With this method, he has helped many people quit smoking.   How about losing weight? Weight loss is much easier when both the dietary and mental/emotional aspects of living are taken into account. He has helped many patients achieve their weight loss/wellness goals.   Does Dr. Stockwell do phone consultations? Many of Dr. Stockwell’s patients travel a great distance to see him. For others, phone consultations work better. He is pleased to be able to offer telephone consultations on request.   My primary care doctor doesn’t think much of alternative medicine.  What should I tell her? That really is your choice. If it is important to coordinate with her, Dr. Stockwell will let you know and come up with a plan that is comfortable for you.   Does Dr. Stockwell accept health insurance? No, he does not.  Patients agree to pay out of pocket for the medical services they receive.   Does Dr. Stockwell take Medicare? No, he is an opt-out provider for Medicare. At the time of your first visit with Dr. Stockwell you will be requested to sign a form stating you understand that Medicare does not pay for Dr. Stockwell’s services and that you will not seek reimbursement from Medicare for his services.   What about GIC insurance? Dr. Stockwell does not participate in the GIC insurance program. Patients with GIC insurance pay Dr. Stockwell out of pocket for his services and sign a form stating they will not seek reimbursement for them.   I have a flexible spending account.  Can the funds be used to pay Dr. Stockwell? Usually, the answer is yes. Check the rules for your account.   If you have unanswered questions, please click here to ask your question.