Fees

  • Cardiel Precision Brain Health is a direct-pay, out-of-network practice. Patients receive detailed superbills for eligible services. Laboratory testing, imaging, medications and certain procedures may still be processed through insurance when appropriate.

  • Fees vary based on the scope of care provided, including clinical complexity, physician time, diagnostic review, procedures performed, and the degree of ongoing monitoring or follow-up that may be helpful.

  • The practice does not participate directly with commercial insurance plans or Medicare.

  • Additional details regarding services pricing and availability will be discussed during the inquiry process.

  • Recommendations are individualized based on symptoms, goals, life circumstances, and clinical needs. Final fees depend on the scope of care ultimately selected.

How Care Is Personalized

No two patients require the same level of evaluation, monitoring, or follow-up.

Some individuals benefit from a focused neurological consultation and treatment plan, while others choose a more comprehensive approach that incorporates longitudinal tracking, wearable data, cognitive assessment, lifestyle interventions, and ongoing physician guidance.

Recommendations are based on clinical needs, personal goals, life circumstances, and the patient's capacity for implementation. The goal is to create a care plan that is both meaningful and realistic, rather than pursuing testing or monitoring that may not be practical or beneficial at a given time.

Fees reflect the scope of physician services provided and may vary based on:

  • clinical complexity and physician time

  • diagnostic review and interpretation

  • procedures performed

  • frequency of follow-up and ongoing support

  • longitudinal data review and monitoring

  • cognitive, metabolic, hormonal, or wearable data interpretation

  • prescription management and monitoring

  • coordination of care with other providers

Important Note:

A more comprehensive pathway is not necessarily a better pathway. Recommendations are based on the initial evaluation, clinical priorities, patient goals, and what is realistically actionable given an individual's circumstances and available time.