Personalized & Preventive Care
Primary Care
Who it is for: Patients seeking support for common outpatient health concerns, chronic condition management, preventive care, medication review, or follow-up.
Possible includes: Common acute concerns appropriate for outpatient care; chronic condition support; blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes, and metabolic health discussions; medication review; preventive care planning; referrals when appropriate; follow-up visits.
Make clear this is not an emergency care replacement.
Sports Physicals
Who it is for: Students, athletes, and families needing a sports participation physical for school, youth athletics, camps, or community programs.
Possible includes: Health history review; focused physical exam; review of sports participation forms; discussion of injury history, medications, chronic conditions, and safety considerations; referral or follow-up recommendation when appropriate.
Keep language clear that sports physicals are focused participation evaluations and may not replace a comprehensive wellness or primary care visit.
DOT Physicals
Who it is for: Commercial drivers and individuals needing a Department of Transportation medical certification exam.
Possible includes: DOT medical history review; required physical exam elements; vision/hearing screening; blood pressure review; urine testing as required by DOT exam process; completion of DOT medical examiner forms when eligible.
DOT physical language should remain compliance-focused and should not guarantee certification. Include space for requirements, what to bring, and follow-up steps if additional documentation is needed.
Comprehensive Wellness Visits
Who it is for: Patients who want a longer visit focused on prevention, health goals, risk factors, and whole-person wellness.
Possible includes: Health history review; lifestyle and wellness assessment; preventive care review; nutrition and movement discussion; sleep and stress discussion; goal setting; lab review or lab planning when appropriate; practical wellness plan.
Integrative Wellness / Deep-Dive Visits
Who it is for: Patients seeking a more detailed review of ongoing symptoms, health patterns, or wellness goals.
Possible includes: Nutrition and metabolic health review; sleep, stress, and energy discussion; digestion and gut health discussion; inflammation and immune-related considerations; hormonal health discussion when appropriate; movement and recovery patterns; medications and supplements review; appropriate laboratory evaluation; collaborative care plan.
Use integrative and evidence-informed language. Avoid overpromising root-cause cures.
Health Coaching
Who it is for: Patients who want support turning recommendations into realistic habits.
Possible includes: Goal setting; habit development; accountability; stress and resilience support; nutrition and movement goals; sleep routine support; follow-up check-ins; practical next-step planning.
Custom Care Options
Some patients have unique needs or goals that do not fit neatly into a standard visit type. Driftless Health may offer custom visit structures or care planning when appropriate. Please reach out to discuss what you are looking for.
Cash-Pay / Pricing Overview
Driftless Health uses a cash-pay model to allow for longer visits, transparent pricing, and care that is not dictated by insurance billing requirements.
How It Works
Step 1.
Reach Out – Submit an online visit appointment in our scheduling portal or call XXXXXXXXXXX to schedule an appointment.
Step 2.
Choose a Visit - Select the visit type that best matches your needs.
Step 3:
Meet & Make a Plan - Spend meaningful time discussing your health, goals, and practical next steps.
Step 4:
Follow Up - Continue support through follow-up visits, coaching, lab review, or care plan adjustments.
Ready to take the next step?
Safety / Fit Note
Driftless Health is not an emergency service and is not appropriate for life-threatening symptoms. Patients with urgent or life-threatening symptoms should call 911 or seek emergency care.