A modern, more comprehensive approach to healthcare.
Integrative medicine is personalized, Physician-led care that utilizes various health professionals and specialties as needed to provide a whole-body approach to diagnosis and a results-driven care plan.
Get to the root cause of your health problems with thorough, one-on-one sessions with a WellWay Physician. Whether you’re suffering from a chronic condition, have unexplained symptoms, or need help managing your medications, WellWay Integrated Medical services can help you connect the dots and ultimately find a solution to begin feeling better.
Your appointment with a Board-Certified Physician will take a comprehensive, holistic look at your health. You’ll spend quality time talking directly with a doctor to discuss your health history, lifestyle, and the problems you’re facing. You will be heard, treated with compassion, and have time for an in-depth conversation to support your needs. In addition, your Physician may collaborate with other clinicians on the WellWay team to optimize your care.
Integrative Medicine Sessions Can Be Used For:
- Medication management
- Lab testing recommendations
- Follow ups based on abnormal diagnostics
- Digestive issues (bloating, gas, constipation)
- Autoimmune disorders
- Hormone imbalances
- Improving weight and body composition
- Skin and hair issues
- Fatigue
- Pain management
- Depression and anxiety
- Insomnia and sleep issues
- Perimenopause and menopause
- Infertility, PCOS, and endometriosis
- General condition management
- Pre-surgical optimization
Session Fees
Payment Options
In addition to cash pay, WellWay accepts HSA and FSA payments for Integrative Medical appointments.
We are also in-network with the following providers in Minnesota:
- United Healthcare
- Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Minnesota
- Medicare
- Minnesota Medicaid
Dr. Susan Echt Ritter
CHIEF MEDICAL ADVISOR
Susan Ritter is a board-certified family medicine doctor who completed medical training at the University of Colorado before completing her residency in family medicine at the University of Arizona. She pursued family medicine as a way to achieve her goal of keeping families healthy and preventing disease. However, she found that our healthcare system focuses more on disease control and symptom management than wellness, prompting her to complete an integrative medicine fellowship exploring nutrition, botanicals and dietary supplements, mind-body medicine, and complementary practices. Over the last 8 years, she has used a patient-centered, integrative approach to promote wellness in a family medicine outpatient practice.
