
FAQ
Have questions about Inbloom or the services we offer?
Check out our Frequently Asked Questions below!
General FAQ
Downtown charlottetown, 250 university avenue. We share a space with Bodyworks PEI, look for the big sign on the lawn!
Monday to Friday 8am-5pm
Yes, plenty, and it is free!
Naturopathic Medicine, Acupuncture, Supplement and Natural Health boutique open to the public.
Corporate Wellness Packages and Online Learning Platform coming soon!
Naturopathic Medicine FAQ
Naturopathic medicine is a unique complementary healthcare system. It’s philosophy revolves around working with the body's innate healing abilities and addressing the root cause of illness. Rather than viewing symptoms as isolated entities, naturopathic medicine recognizes them as indicators of underlying imbalances and sub-optimal lifestyle patterns. This approach emphasizes the understanding of disease as a process rather than a standalone condition.
Many! Naturopathic medicine centers around assessing the individual and identifying their unique needs to bring them back into their ideal state of health and well being.
At Inbloom Health it is not in our scope of practice to use pharmaceutical interventions or surgery and therefore this is considered in some cases and we do suggest seeking primary and urgent care when necessary. In these cases Naturopathic medicine serves as a complementary system to healing or a way to rebuild or support in addition to conventional care.
Primary Health Care providers such as GPs (physicians), family doctors, surgeons, and specialists provide specific disease care. They are essential to your health care team as they treat active disease and urgent and emergent conditions.
Naturopathic Medicine and your Naturopathic Doctor can provide support to your overall healing process whether that be recovery, complementary support for active disease or working toward maintaining good health without medical intervention (prevention).
Naturopathic Doctors are required to complete an undergraduate and then a four year doctorate of Naturopathic Medicine at an accredited naturopathic school. They are then required to complete and pass 2 standardized North American Board Exams (NPLEX), jurisdictional exams and remain in good standing with the national board of Naturopathic Doctors (CAND) and provincial board of Naturopathic Doctors (PEIND)All Naturopathic practitioners at Inbloom have met the qualifications listed above and are Naturopathic Doctors in good standing.
We caution you when selecting naturopathic practitioners to double check for the credentials listed above.
At Inbloom Health we use vitamins, herbal products, acupuncture, dietary counselling and lifestyle counselling (i.e sleep hygiene support, exercise support, evidence based education etc).
Naturopathic medicine is covered by most major insurance companies.The amount covered will vary. We recommend checking in with your insurance company directly to confirm.
We do offer direct billing for most major insurance companies. We cannot guarentee that your insurance company allows for direct billing and in some cases you will need to pay in full and seek submit for reimbursement from your company directly. Contact your insurance company to confirm.