By spending ample time to thoroughly understand each patient’s unique body chemistry, environmental conditions and lifestyle, Dr. Roz can prescribe customized plans to help people live life at their optimal level. With an emphasis on prevention, naturopathic medicine uses a blend of ancient and modern methods to encourage inherent self-healing and longevity.
The body is engineered to heal itself.
Don’t just mask the symptoms.
Treat gently before surgically.
Empower people to learn about health.
Look at the lifestyle and body as a whole.
It’s always better to prevent than treat.
Naturopathic Doctor’s attend an accredited four-year graduate level school of naturopathic medicine. A Naturopathic doctor must complete basic medical sciences along with a strong emphasis on botanical medicine, clinical nutrition, physical manipulation, homeopathic medicine, pharmacology, psychology, and lifestyle counseling. All NMD’s must pass a rigorous national board examination to be licensed as a general practice physician. They have the ability to specialize in specific organ systems, including gastroenterology, endocrinology, cardiology, gynecology, pediatrics, primary care physicians and oncology.
Dr. Roz, NMD, ABAAHP is a licensed Naturopathic Doctor and received her doctorate from Sonoran University of Health Sciences, (formerly Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine) in Tempe, Arizona. She received further advance training in functional and integrative medicine and holds metabolic and functional endocrinology certification and fellowship in Metabolic, Nutritional and Functional Medicine from the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine.
Dr. Roz practices integrative medicine, blending the best conventional medical care approaches with effective naturopathic care modalities, in many different areas. This includes thyroid disorder, adrenal dysfunction, pre-diabetes, diabetes, hormonal balancing and restoration, bio-identical hormone replacement, gastrointestinal health, detoxification, environmental medicine, IV Therapy, peptide therapy, and anti-aging medicine.
Yes, both to conventional and specialty compounding medications.
Homeopathy is part, but not all, of Naturopathic Medicine. Homeopathy uses natural substances to stimulate the body’s ability to heal itself. Naturopaths may choose homeopathy as well as many different traditional and modern therapies to treat their patients.
While both naturopathic and homeopathic doctors share a holistic approach to health and healing, they differ in their training, treatment modalities, philosophical principles, and regulatory status.
The practice does not participate in accepting insurance and payments are received at time of visit. Though typical blood work and prescriptions are usually covered through most health insurance plans.
