Amy Littlefield, ND
Concierge Naturopath and acupuncturist, Middlebury, VT
Vermont Wellness MedicineAmy Littlefield is a naturopath and acupuncturist in Middlebury, Vermont, who focuses on integrative oncology.
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About Amy Littlefield
Amy Littlefield is a naturopath and acupuncturist who focuses on integrative oncology, chronic disease and lifestyle medicine. She holds board certification in naturopathic oncology from the American Board of Naturopathic Oncology. Littlefield earned her naturopathic doctorate and a master's in Oriental medicine at the National University of Natural Medicine in 2004.
She completed a hospital-based residency in Clifton Springs, New York. In 2014 she opened her private practice, Vermont Wellness Medicine and Integrative Oncology, in Middlebury, Vermont. She helps patients during and after a cancer diagnosis.
Her plans are personal and cover lifestyle, diet and supplements. She also offers acupuncture alongside conventional oncology care. Her approach is to start with the least invasive methods to find and treat the root cause of illness.
She worked as a high school science teacher in Weslaco, Texas, as a Teach For America corps member from 1996 to 1998.
Membership and fees
The practice bills insurance for medically necessary care and charges a separate clinic fee for integrative services.
New patient integrative services at Vermont Wellness Medicine cost $900 and allow 2 to 3 appointments within 3 months.
The yearly clinic fee for established patients is up to $1,850 and includes up to 6 appointments within 12 months, plus a per visit fee for medically necessary care that is billed to insurance when covered.
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Questions patients ask
Does Amy Littlefield take insurance, or offer a membership?
The practice bills insurance for medically necessary care. It charges a separate clinic fee for integrative services.
How much do integrative services at Vermont Wellness Medicine cost?
New patient integrative services cost $900 and allow 2 to 3 appointments within 3 months. The yearly clinic fee for established patients is up to $1,850 and includes up to 6 appointments within 12 months.
Is Amy Littlefield board certified?
She is board certified in naturopathic oncology by the American Board of Naturopathic Oncology.
Where did Amy Littlefield train?
She earned her naturopathic doctorate and a master's in Oriental medicine at the National University of Natural Medicine in 2004. She then completed a hospital-based residency in Clifton Springs, New York.
Where is Amy Littlefield's office?
Her practice is Vermont Wellness Medicine, in Middlebury, Vermont.
Does Amy Littlefield work with cancer patients?
She helps patients during and after a cancer diagnosis. She also offers acupuncture alongside conventional oncology care.
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