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KindlyMD mainly treats patients 18 years of age and older. We see children on a special referral basis only with provider approval. (Med Cards can only be issued to a patient that is 21 years or over with a qualifying condition.) For more information, please give us a call.

In a typical appointment at KindlyMD, after visiting with your prescriber, you’ll get to talk with a behavioral health clinician (BHC). This is much less in-depth than your usual 50-minute therapy visit, but helps to understand some of the core issues you might be dealing with as well as what social or emotional issues may be contributing to those issues. If longer, more in-depth sessions are desired with a mental health professional, KindlyMD also offers traditional therapy sessions. give us a call.

Absolutely! While KindlyMD originates from the plant-based medicine world, we support any treatment available that may help our patients feel better. Based on what works best for a patients’ needs, traditional pain medication and plant-based medicine can even be used together for optimal relief, while properly monitored by your prescriber.

Our therapists and counselors specialize in a variety of different therapies and modalities and may offer group therapy based on a patients’ needs. Speak to your provider or care team for more details.

Our BHCs and mental health professionals specialize in a variety of different behavioral conditions. Call and speak to a member of the KindlyMD care team to find out if our providers best fit your needs.

All medication management and mental health services are HSA/FSA eligible. Many of our medical card patients pay for services and devices with an HSA or FSA card as well.

Availability of medication-assisted treatments will depend on patient and prescriber discretion. KindlyMD reserves the right to refer to another entity if such treatments are not an option in-house.

While we do offer telemedicine visits for our patients, certain KindlyMD programs may require a face-to-face visit to establish care.

We specialize in pain, ADHD, anxiety, and depression medication, but your provider can discuss additional medication options as needed for your condition.

At KindlyMD, we understand that a cold turkey approach to reducing medication just doesn’t work, and often, additional pain relief is needed. In addition to prescribing and helping to reduce prescription drugs, we educate our patients on (and encourage!) alternative, plant-based treatment options throughout the process.

We help patients wean off narcotics, sleeping pills, and antidepressants by helping them become Medical Cardholders. We understand that many of these prescribed medications cannot be cut abruptly without harsh side effects. For this reason, we provide education to our patients to use both medications in tandem safely while working on tapering down their pills.

Qualifying conditions for a Medical Card vary from state-to-state, but some of the most common in the country are pain, nausea, PTSD, and cancer. In Utah specifically, a patient can obtain a Med Card for one of the following 15 conditions:

In some states with Med Card programs, there are limited protections for state and local government employees that view herbal medicine use the same as other prescription medication use. This protects employees from being fired for “testing dirty” on a drug screen but does not protect them if they come to work intoxicated or perform poorly at the job because of their use. Private employers can still discipline or fire someone for use if they have such a policy. Alternatively, the use of herbal medicines in Utah without a Medical Card is always illegal and puts you at risk for losing your job.

KindlyMD therapists are trained in a variety of therapeutic modalities. These include cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), cognitive processing therapy (CPT), cognitive therapy (CT), prolonged exposure therapy (PE), brief eclectic psychotherapy (BEP), and narrative exposure therapy (NET). They’re also well versed in ACT, EFT, IFS, mindfulness, and expressive therapies, just to name a few.

In the mental health world, medication management is a level of treatment that includes an initial evaluation of psychiatric needs (i.e. talk therapy), the prescribing of medication as needed, and symptom monitoring/ongoing care.

Some insurances accepted, please call for details.

Maybe! Some health insurance companies will accept submitted visit receipts for reimbursement (subject to approval and determination of benefits). Contact your insurance provider for further information.

You can find our pricing here, and if additional assistance is needed, check out our patient subsidy program, Uplift. Uplift works to provide affordable Med Card services to patients in need. Find out more about the program or apply for assistance here.

In a typical appointment at KindlyMD, after visiting with your prescriber, you’ll get to talk with a behavioral health clinician (BHC). This is much less in-depth than your usual 50-minute therapy visit, but helps to understand some of the core issues you might be dealing with as well as what social or emotional issues may be contributing to those issues. If longer, more in-depth sessions are desired with a mental health professional, KindlyMD also offers traditional therapy sessions. give us a call.

Absolutely! While KindlyMD originates from the plant-based medicine world, we support any treatment available that may help our patients feel better. Based on what works best for a patients’ needs, traditional pain medication and plant-based medicine can even be used together for optimal relief, while properly monitored by your prescriber.

Our therapists and counselors specialize in a variety of different therapies and modalities and may offer group therapy based on a patients’ needs. Speak to your provider or care team for more details.

Our BHCs and mental health professionals specialize in a variety of different behavioral conditions. Call and speak to a member of the KindlyMD care team to find out if our providers best fit your needs.

We specialize in pain, ADHD, hormone, anxiety, and depression medication, but your provider can discuss additional medication options as needed for your condition.

Availability of medication-assisted treatments will depend on patient and prescriber discretion. KindlyMD reserves the right to refer to another entity if such treatments are not an option in-house.

At KindlyMD, we understand that a cold turkey approach to reducing pain medication just doesn’t work, and many times, additional pain relief is needed. In addition to dispensing and helping to reduce prescription drugs, we educate our patients on (and encourage!) alternative, plant-based treatment options throughout the process.

We help patients wean off their narcotics, sleeping pills, and antidepressants by helping them become Medical Cardholders. We understand that many of these prescribed medications cannot be cut abruptly without harsh side effects. For this reason, we provide education to our patients to use both medications in tandem safely while working to taper down their pills.

Qualifying conditions for a Medical Card vary from state-to-state, but some of the most common in the country are pain, nausea, PTSD, and cancer. In Utah specifically, a patient can obtain a Med Card for one of the following 15 conditions:

In some states with Med Card programs, there are limited protections for state and local government employees that view herbal medicine use the same as other prescription medication use. This protects employees from being fired for “testing dirty” on a drug screen but does not protect them if they come to work intoxicated or perform poorly at the job because of their use. Private employers can still discipline or fire someone for use if they have such a policy. Alternatively, the use of herbal medicines in Utah without a Medical Card is always illegal and puts you at risk for losing your job.

KindlyMD therapists are trained in a variety of therapeutic modalities. These include cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), cognitive processing therapy (CPT), cognitive therapy (CT), prolonged exposure therapy (PE), brief eclectic psychotherapy (BEP), and narrative exposure therapy (NET). They’re also well versed in ACT, EFT, IFS, mindfulness, and expressive therapies, just to name a few.

In the mental health world, medication management is a level of treatment that includes an initial evaluation of psychiatric needs (i.e. talk therapy), the prescribing of medication as needed, and symptom monitoring/ongoing care. It’s literally a one-stop healing shop.

All medication management and mental health services are HSA/FSA eligible. Many of our Medical Card patients pay for services and devices with an HSA or FSA card as well.

Some insurances accepted, call for details.

You can find our pricing here, and if additional assistance is needed, check out our patient subsidy program, Uplift. Uplift works to provide affordable Med Card services to patients in need. Find out more about the program or apply for assistance here.

Maybe! Some health insurance companies will accept submitted visit receipts for reimbursement (subject to approval and determination of benefits). Contact your insurance provider for further information.