Frequently Asked Questions — Grace-Fully Healing

Question 1

Do you see clients virtually?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Most session types can be done in person at the studio in Owosso or virtually, so you can get care wherever you are. Choose your preference when you request a session and Grace will confirm the details with you.

Question 2

Where are you located?

Accepted Answer

Grace-Fully Healing is at 210 South Water St, Owosso, MI 48867. Park in the Fitness Coliseum parking lot, then head to the door for Bangin Bowls, Grace-Fully Healing, and Lifespan Holistic. All visits are by appointment only.

Question 3

How does payment work?

Accepted Answer

Payment is accepted through Venmo, cash, or check. Deposits are due at the time of booking, and the remaining balance is due at the time of your appointment. Each session page lists its price and length, and if you're ever unsure which visit fits your needs or your budget, reach out — Grace will help you find the right fit.

Question 4

How do I book a session?

Accepted Answer

Head to the Book Now page, choose your visit type, and submit your request with a preferred date. Grace will confirm your appointment details with you directly. If you're an established client and need something sooner, the Urgent Naturopathic Session is there for exactly that.

Question 5

Are your services covered by insurance?

Accepted Answer

No. As a Traditional Natural Health Practitioner, my services are not covered by health insurance. My practice operates outside of the conventional medical model, focusing on holistic wellness, natural health education, and individualized support.

Question 6

Do you diagnose or treat medical conditions?

Accepted Answer

No. As a Traditional Naturopathic Practitioner, I do not diagnose, treat, or prescribe for medical conditions. My role is to support your body's natural processes through holistic wellness education, nutritional guidance, natural health suggestions, and individualized wellness protocols. I focus on looking at the whole person, identifying areas where additional support may be beneficial, and helping you make informed decisions about your health. My services are intended to complement, not replace, care from your licensed medical provider.

Question 7

Are your doula services covered by insurance?

Accepted Answer

No. While some doula services in Michigan may qualify for insurance coverage or reimbursement, my services are not currently covered. My approach to birth support incorporates my naturopathic background and holistic health training, which falls outside the scope of traditional insurance-covered doula services.

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