Rose Wellness

Rose Wellness structures care through subscription plans designed for ongoing functional medicine support. Each plan includes physician time devoted to root cause analysis, a personalized healthcare regimen, specialty biomarker testing, lifestyle and nutrition coaching, and continuous communication with the care team. Patients can cancel at any time.

Yes, Rose Wellness accepts FSA and HSA payments for subscription plans. This makes it easier to use pre-tax health savings dollars toward functional medicine care.

Yes. Rose Wellness offers telehealth visits for patients in Virginia, Maryland, DC, Florida, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, and Delaware. Telehealth patients receive the same quality of care as in-office patients, along with free shipping of labs and supplements.

Rose Wellness uses expanded blood panels alongside specialty test kits for hormones, adrenal function, gastrointestinal health, and nutrients. These kits are only available through functional medicine practices and many patients complete them at home. The practice also evaluates results against functional medicine ranges, which identify patterns and early trends rather than just flagging disease-level abnormalities.

Rose Wellness uses urine and saliva testing for hormones and adrenal function rather than standard blood draws. This approach provides a more detailed picture of hormonal patterns and daily rhythms. The practice then uses functional medicine reference ranges to interpret results.

The practice treats a broad range of chronic conditions including autoimmune diseases, digestive disorders, thyroid dysfunction, hormone imbalances, perimenopause and menopause, metabolic syndrome, diabetes and prediabetes, chronic pain, environmental toxicity, sleep disorders, and mood disorders. The team also supports preventive care and women's and men's health.

Yes. Rose Wellness integrates health coaching into its subscription plans. Coaches work alongside physicians to support nutrition, lifestyle changes, and long-term behavior goals. Telehealth patients access coaching remotely.

New patients start by scheduling a free 15-minute call with a Rose Wellness coordinator. The coordinator gathers basic health concerns and appointment preferences, then connects the patient with the appropriate physician for an initial consultation, either in-office or via telehealth.

Yes. The practice sees patients in person at its center in Virginia, with in-office access also available in Maryland and DC. The office uses InBody body composition analysis as part of its assessment tools.

Yes. com. Telehealth patients receive free shipping on supplement orders, and curbside pickup is also available.