Access Program
Access to good medicine should not depend on your income.
We built SANAVITA Health with a cross-subsidy model: patients with the means to pay full rates help make it possible for patients who cannot to receive the same quality of care.
This is not charity. It is structural commitment — one of the reasons we care about our full-rate programs being excellent. The better we serve our paying patients, the more capacity we create for everyone else.
How It Works
The cross-subsidy model.
Full-rate patients sustain the practice
Our standard pricing reflects the real cost of physician-led care. When patients pay full rates, they make it financially viable for us to reduce or waive fees for others.
Access program patients apply
Patients facing financial hardship submit an access application explaining their situation. We review each application individually — there is no automated income threshold.
Sliding-scale fees are offered
Based on capacity and clinical fit, we offer reduced-fee slots. These are limited and prioritized based on medical need, financial situation, and alignment with our clinical scope.
Same physician. Same standard.
Access program patients receive the same physician time, the same clinical depth, and the same written care plans. There is no tiered quality of care.
Important: Limited Availability
Access program slots are limited by practice capacity. We cannot guarantee availability and we will not overpromise. If you apply and we do not have capacity to serve you at a reduced fee, we will be honest about that.
Applications are reviewed individually. Priority is given to patients facing cancer diagnoses, acute medical complexity, and documented financial hardship.
Being accepted into the access program does not guarantee a specific fee reduction. We determine fee structures in conversation with each patient based on need and capacity.
Eligibility
Who can apply?
We do not have a formal means test. We ask you to be honest. If you are navigating financial hardship — whether due to medical costs, job loss, lack of insurance, or other circumstances — we want to hear from you.
We give priority consideration to:
- Patients currently in cancer treatment without financial resources for integrative support
- Uninsured or underinsured patients facing complex diagnoses
- Patients from historically underserved racial, ethnic, or socioeconomic communities
- Patients who have been turned away from or unable to afford conventional integrative care
- Families with a child facing a complex neurodevelopmental or medical situation
A practice built on shared responsibility.
When our full-rate patients are well-served, everyone benefits. Thank you for making this possible.