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The Navara Collective | Navara Health

How Care Works Here

Start with answers. Stay with a plan.

Every new patient begins the same way. One consultation, the right labs, and a full results visit where we walk through every number and build your plan together. Then you decide how your care continues.

01

Your Start Visit

Your symptoms, your history, your medications and what you have already tried. Your lab order goes out the same day.

02

Your Results Review

Sixty to seventy-five minutes. Every result explained in plain language, what it means for you, and exactly what happens next.

03

You Choose

Membership or pay per visit. Both are laid out below, so you know exactly what you are getting before you book.

Start Visit: $199 with labs from the last 90 days, or $349 with your labs ordered for you. Your Results Review is included either way.

Recommended

Membership

  • Your Start Visit counts as your first month. Weight loss programs bill from your first medication order.
  • Message your provider, answered the same or next business day
  • Refills handled by message, no visit needed
  • Dose changes and scheduled follow-ups included
  • Six-month labs included in hormone and enclomiphene memberships
  • Lab reviews included

For stable patients

Pay Per Visit

  • Start Visit paid in full, separately
  • No portal messaging with your provider
  • Refills at a booked refill visit, $50
  • Dose changes and follow-ups, $150 each
  • Labs ordered and paid separately
  • Lab reviews, $100 each

A forty-minute phone call is a medical visit. It deserves a chart, a real plan, and your provider's full attention, so clinical questions are answered at a scheduled visit or, for members, by message. And membership means you never wait for an appointment to ask.

Booking, pricing or billing questions? Text (469) 653-3124. Medical questions are answered at your visit.

Blog

The Navara Collective

Clinical insights, patient education, and real-world perspectives on hormone health, metabolic medicine, and functional wellness. Written by Jessica Boggs, APRN at Navara Health.

Written and clinically reviewed by Jessica Boggs, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, ENP-C, founder of Navara Health. Medical oversight by Simal Patel, MD.

Last reviewed October 17, 2026. This page is general information, not medical advice, and does not create a provider relationship.

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