Whole-Person Care
Whole-person care means looking beyond symptoms to understand how your lifestyle, stress, routines, and environment shape your health. We take time to learn about your daily patterns and the factors that make you feel well—or unwell—so care feels tailored and relevant.
By blending medical insight with practical guidance, we help you make choices that support your overall well-being. This approach brings clarity, balance, and a deeper sense of control over your health journey.
Services
Comprehensive Primary Care
Whole-person support for everyday health needs and long-term wellness goals.
Coordinated Care and Referrals
Helping you access specialists and resources with clarity and ease.
Housing, Food and Social Support
Connections to local resources that support overall well-being.
Traditional care often focuses on treating one specific issue at a time. Whole person care takes a broader view by understanding your lifestyle, stress levels, mental health, daily habits, and support system. This helps create a more complete care plan that fits your life, not just your diagnosis.
Whole person care can include medical treatment, mental health support, chronic disease management, nutrition counseling, social services, and guidance on healthy habits. Providers may also help connect you to community resources, housing support, or care coordination if needed.
Your health is influenced by more than just physical symptoms. Stress, social support, access to resources, and mental health all play a role in how you feel. Whole person care helps identify these factors and supports you in ways that improve long-term health and quality of life.
Most medical services included in whole person care are covered by insurance, but coverage for additional support—like counseling, nutrition services, or community programs—may vary. Your care team can help explain what is included in your plan.