Filling in the Gaps Conventional Medicine Keeps Leaving Behind

So we built what healthcare should have been all along.

We focus on quality, not quantity

We keep patient panels small, so you get the attention, care & support you need. Here, you’re a valued individual, and your health journey is our priority.

We prioritize patient care & collaborative relationships

We believe the best health outcomes come from close, long-term relationships between patients and providers, built on personalization and trust.

Health-Driven, Not Profit-Driven

We’re not in the business of selling pills, powders, injections or pricey tests. Our mission is simple: to empower you with personalized care, honest guidance, and the tools you truly need for lasting health

What You Will Get:

30-90 minute appointments: No rushing here

Same provider, every visit: Someone who knows your name

Direct messaging access: Support between appointments

Short wait times: We respect your time

Clear, transparent pricing: No surprise bills

Education—not just orders

On-time appointments (yes, really)

What You Won’t Get:

Rushed visits and rotating providers

Surprise bills

AI-generated protocols

"Your labs are normal" with no explanation

Months-long waits for follow-up

Waiting days for a callback that never comes

What our patients are saying...

Small On Purpose

A woman with long dark hair, wearing a green sleeveless top and black wide-leg pants, stands with her arms crossed in a hallway with white walls and a dark doorway behind her, smiling at the camera.

Meet Stacy

I've been in healthcare for over 18 years. More than a decade of that was in the ER—trauma bays, overnight shifts, and the kind of medicine that doesn't wait.

But it wasn't the emergencies that burned me out. It was the patterns.

The woman who came in at 2am with chest pain and left with a Xanax prescription and a pat on the head. The guy whose "anxiety" turned out to be a thyroid condition no one had bothered to work up. The patients who kept coming back—not because they weren't trying, but because no one had ever taken the time to actually figure out what was wrong.

I watched people fall through the cracks of a system that was supposed to help them. They'd wait hours in overcrowded waiting rooms, get ten minutes with a provider who'd never seen them before, and leave with a prescription that barely touched the surface. Then they'd come back weeks later, sicker and more frustrated, stuck in a cycle no one was willing to break.

The same thing was happening in primary care. Rushed visits. Months-long waits.Providers too overwhelmed and too handcuffed by insurance to give people the care they actually needed. Patients leaving with more questions than answers—and a growing sense that maybe it really was all in their head.

It wasn't. It isn't.

I started Remedy because I couldn't keep watching it happen. I wanted to build the kind of practice where people actually get heard. Where there's time to connect the dots. Where you're not handed a prescription and shown the door—you're given a real plan and a provider who stays in your corner.

Small panels. Long visits. One provider who actually knows your story. Root-cause care with follow-through.

This is what I needed healthcare to be. So I built it.

Let's figure this out, together.

Associations & Memberships

  • Close-up of a blue sign with white text that reads 'UC LA'.

    University of California, Los Angeles

  • The logo of The Institute for Functional Medicine with the text 'Certified Practitioner' below.

    Institute for Functional Medicine Certified Practitioner

  • Blue and white text indicating the logo of the American Veterinary Medical Association.

    American Academy of Anti Aging Medicine

  • BCEN Board of Certification for Emergency Nursing logo with text and graphics in blue and teal colors.

    Certification for Emergency Nursing (CEN)

  • Logo of the International Society for the Study of Women's Sexual Health featuring a stylized female profile outline in purple and pink text

    International Society for the Study of Women's Sexual Health

  • Logo of the North American Menopause Society featuring a stylized face of a woman with flowing hair made of red lines.

    North American Menopause Society

  • Logo for the National Association of Nurse Practitioners in Women’s Health (NAPNH).

    National Association of Nurse Practitioners in Women's Health

  • International Society forMast Cell Activation Syndromes

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