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Harmony Integrative Healthcare

Based in Phoenix, Harmony Integrative Healthcare is a primary care practice, serving patients for more than two decades. Care is provided by Danielle Lewis, ND. Offerings include women's health, thyroid concerns, fatigue treatment, and estrogen replacement therapy. The practice offers telehealth visits and online booking and provides care in English.

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Insurance
Accepts insurance
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Who you'll see
1 clinician
Danielle Lewis, ND
Visits
In person + telehealth
Per its website
Languages
English, Vietnamese, Arabic
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Provider

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Danielle Lewis, ND
NPI 1023197472
Services

What this practice treats

Women's HealthPerimenopausePolycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)Menstrual Cycle IssuesThyroid ConcernsFatigue TreatmentEstrogen Replacement TherapyProgesterone Hormone Therapy
Insurance

Insurance

Accepts insurance. Call to confirm your plan.

Questions

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Harmony Integrative Healthcare offers services including Women's Health, Perimenopause, Menopause, Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), Menstrual Cycle Issues, Thyroid Concerns, Fatigue Treatment, Estrogen Replacement Therapy, and more.

Harmony Integrative Healthcare lists English, Vietnamese, Arabic and Korean as languages spoken.

Harmony Integrative Healthcare's website lists telehealth visits.

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