Trails to Health

Prospective patients can start by scheduling a free 15-minute discovery call with Dr. Henderson. This call gives you a chance to learn about the practice and ask questions before committing. Trails to Health also offers a Health Trajectory Assessment quiz on its website to help you evaluate your current health direction.

Yes. Trails to Health provides same-day or next-business-day access to Dr. Henderson. This level of availability is a core feature of the practice model and ensures patients can reach their physician when health concerns arise.

The practice offers family medicine, functional medicine, preventive care, lifestyle medicine, and health optimization. Dr. Henderson also provides root cause analysis, personalized care coordination, InBody body composition scanning, and salivary cortisol testing. Members receive continuous support throughout their health journey.

Trails to Health operates as a concierge and functional medicine practice. For specific questions about insurance compatibility and membership fees, contact the practice directly or schedule a discovery call with Dr. Henderson.

Dr. Henderson conducts extended, unrushed appointments so patients have time to discuss all of their concerns. This approach allows for thorough evaluation and more personalized planning than a brief office visit typically permits.

Trails to Health serves patients across Northwest Arkansas. For details about telehealth or remote visit options, reach out to the practice directly or ask during your free discovery call.

The Health Trajectory Assessment is a quiz available on the Trails to Health website. It helps prospective patients reflect on their current health direction and can serve as a starting point for conversations with Dr. Henderson about their goals.

Yes. The practice provides a functional medicine newsletter, a resources section with guides and recipes, and a course available on the website. Dr. Henderson publishes regular blog content on topics ranging from metabolic health and POTS management to colon cancer screening and iron deficiency.