Integrative Wellness

Whole-person care for hormones, energy, and well-being.

Integrative wellness at LUMA

Integrative Wellness at LUMA is designed for adults who want a more comprehensive understanding of how hormones, sleep, stress, nutrition, metabolism, movement, and lifestyle may be influencing how they feel and function.

Care is individualized and grounded in evidence-based medicine, with treatment options selected thoughtfully based on your symptoms, goals, health history, laboratory findings, and personal preferences.

A broader look at your health

Changes in mood, energy, sleep, cognition, body composition, sexual health, or overall well-being rarely exist in isolation.

Rather than assuming there is one explanation, care begins by looking at the whole picture. Depending on your needs, this may include laboratory evaluation, hormone therapy when appropriate, lifestyle recommendations, nutrition support, targeted supplementation, and coordination with other healthcare professionals.

Integrative wellness may include:

Hormone Replacement Therapy

Hormonal transitions can affect mood, sleep, cognition, energy, sexual health, body composition, and quality of life.

When hormone therapy is clinically appropriate, treatment is individualized based on your symptoms, health history, risk factors, laboratory findings, goals, and preferences.

Hormone therapy is considered as one part of the broader picture, not the answer to every symptom.

What to expect for your first visit

Your first visit is a chance to talk through your symptoms, health history, medications and supplements, previous treatments, lifestyle, and goals.

Existing labs can be reviewed, and additional testing may be recommended when appropriate. From there, we will create a personalized plan together. Depending on your needs, this may include hormone therapy, GLP-1 medication, nutrition and lifestyle support, targeted supplementation, or coordination with other healthcare professionals.

Treatment is adjusted over time based on your response, safety, clinical findings, and goals.

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