Carolina Holistic Medicine

No. Carolina Holistic Medicine does not accept third-party insurance or Medicare. The practice has opted out of all healthcare insurance networks. Patients may submit their own claims for potential reimbursement, but the practice operates on a direct-pay basis. Patients choose between fee-for-service visits and health plan memberships with no upfront retainer fee.

Office visit fees vary by service type. New patients pay a $200 deposit at the time of scheduling. The Murrells Inlet location offers urgent care walk-in visits on Wednesdays for $99 without labs. Call the office directly for current visit pricing. Lab work runs through Quest Diagnostics at wholesale negotiated rates plus a 25% markup.

Fee-for-service visits allow patients to pay per appointment without any ongoing commitment. Health plan memberships provide a structured care relationship with no upfront retainer fee. Members also receive discounts on supplement purchases through FullScript. Call the office for current membership pricing details.

Yes. The practice has offered telemedicine since 2013. Telehealth visits are available for patients in North and South Carolina. Dr. Saleeby also offers life coaching via telehealth. House call visits pair an RN visit for history, physical, and lab draw with a telehealth or in-person follow-up two weeks later.

Carolina Holistic Medicine operates two primary locations: Mt. Pleasant in the Charleston area and Murrells Inlet near Myrtle Beach. The practice also serves patients in the Pawleys Island area. Telehealth expands access to patients across North and South Carolina who cannot visit in person.

Yes. The Murrells Inlet location runs a walk-in urgent care program on Wednesdays. These visits cost $99 and do not include labs. Patients seeking walk-in care can visit without a prior appointment on that day.

The practice uses Quest Diagnostics for standard lab work at wholesale negotiated prices. It also runs advanced biomarker panels through Boston Heart Labs, covering ApoB, ApoA-1, Lp(a), sd-LDL, and HDL mapping. Specialized testing covers Lyme co-infections, mycotoxins, heavy metals, cancer markers, genomic variants, and comprehensive hormone panels.

New patients schedule an appointment and pay a $200 deposit at the time of booking. Contact the office by phone to learn about current visit fees and membership options, or use the online contact form to select a preferred location and request an appointment.

Yes. Carolina Holistic Medicine has a deep focus on chronic Lyme disease and tick-borne illness. Dr. Saleeby is an ILADS-trained Lyme Literate Medical Doctor precepted by Dr. Richard Horowitz. The practice uses advanced Lyme testing including Western Blot with band 31, PCR for Babesia, Bartonella, Ehrlichia, and Anaplasma, plus CD57 and C4a markers.

Yes. The practice provides health and nutritional coaching as part of its integrative care model. Life coaching is also available via telehealth. Members receive discounts on professional-grade supplements through FullScript to support their nutritional plans.