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    Is Private Concierge Worth It? An Honest Answer

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    The short answer

    It is worth it if you have a complex, multi-system case, you have already tried the piecemeal route, and you want one clinical partner to solve it fast. It is not worth it if you want a one-off opinion or you are not ready to implement.

    What you are actually paying for

    Phase 1 is $3,698 one-time: data extraction and clinical synthesis, including testing. After that, ongoing partnership runs from $6,698 per quarter, depending on how much support your case needs.

    The money buys access: 1:1 mentorship with Dr. Nicole, coaching, clinical testing and access to medical devices, all in one plan instead of six disconnected providers.

    The honest math

    Most people who reach Concierge have already spent years and thousands on specialists, panels and supplements that never connected. Concierge is priced to replace that loop, not add to it.

    If your problem is simple, a lower tier will do. We will tell you so.

    This is for you if

    • Complex or long-running cases (Lyme, mold, hormonal collapse, autoimmune)
    • You want 1:1 access and fast decisions
    • You will implement the plan

    This is not for you if

    • You want a single second opinion
    • You are not ready to change daily habits
    • The price would create financial strain. Start with the Snapshot instead.

    What it costs

    ProgramPriceWhat it is
    Private Concierge, Phase 1$3,698 one-timeData extraction and clinical synthesis.
    Private Concierge, ongoingfrom $6,698 per quarter1:1 partnership. Maintenance is $4,998 every 4 months.

    Questions people ask

    Does Private Concierge include testing?

    Yes. Testing is part of Private Concierge and DNA Precision. The $47 Snapshot does not include testing.

    Is there a waitlist?

    Capacity is limited. When a place opens, you get a payment link that holds your place for 72 hours.

    Can I pay in installments?

    One-time payments can use Klarna, Affirm or Afterpay. Subscriptions cannot.

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