Frequently Asked Questions
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The office for in-person visits is located at 50 S Steele Street, Suite 950 in Denver, Colorado with easy off street parking.
I also offer in-home and telehealth appointments.
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I offer telehealth (audiovisual) appointments throughout the state of Colorado and home visits in the Denver Metro area. I offer in-person appointments as well.
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Getting started is simple. Reach out through the contact form or give me a call—I’ll walk you through the next steps and answer any questions along the way.
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I provide innovative, flexible medical care that is always patient- and family-centered. Unlike large institutions and hospitals that often rely on standardized protocols, my approach begins with listening: to the child, to parents and caregivers, and to the family’s daily realities and priorities. Each assessment and plan is individualized—diagnoses are contextualized within the child’s unique development, medical history, environment, and family goals—and treatments are adapted over time as needs change. I combine evidence-based medicine with creative problem-solving, coordinating with families and relevant specialists to design practical, sustainable strategies that fit the child’s life. The result is care that is responsive, pragmatic, and humane: tailored to the child in front of me rather than shaped by a one-size-fits-all template.
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You can reach me anytime via the contact page or by phone. I aim to respond quickly—usually within one business day. If you choose to establish care with me, I have a secure portal for easy and direct communication.
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I do not directly bill insurance. Payment is expected at the time of visit. I will bill your credit card on file unless alternative form of payment is pre-arranged. A superbill will be provided once payment is processed. This superbill can be submitted to your insurance. I cannot guarantee insurance coverage or reimbursement.
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I am calm, child-centered, innovative, and approachable. Working with children, young adults, and their families is my joy—each encounter is an opportunity to listen closely, tailor care to the individual, and create practical, evidence-informed plans that support growth and well-being. I prioritize clear communication, collaboration, and compassionate problem-solving to help families feel understood and empowered.