About EverWellSince

Rooted in Experience. Focused on

Whole-Person Healing.

At EverWellSince Naturopathy Inc, we believe that true healing begins by looking beyond symptoms and understanding the full picture of your health. Every individual is unique, and your care should reflect that.


With over 23 years of clinical experience, our practice is dedicated to helping patients uncover the root causes of chronic illness and restore balance through natural, personalized care. We combine modern insight with traditional naturopathic principles to support long-term wellness—not just temporary relief.

Experienced, Registered, and Patient-Centered

Led by a naturopathic doctor registered in both Colorado and Vermont, our practice offers trusted, professional care grounded in both science and holistic healing. We take the time to listen, understand, and guide each patient with intention and clarity.


Our approach is never rushed or one-size-fits-all. Instead, we focus on building meaningful relationships and creating care plans that evolve with your needs.

Principles and Practice at EverWellSince

Dr Eller is a Naturopathic Doctor who practices a vitalistic form of Naturopathic medicine. She considers the totality (Tolle totum) of your being in determining the root cause (Tolle causum) and remedies (Primum non nocere) needed to help you return to or optimize wellness.  Each person’s path is unique, and what is required to access the healing power within us (Vis medacatrix naturae) is too. An important part of this exploration is explanation (Docere). Dr Eller strives to help you understand what is happening and why the remedies and recommendations will support and nourish your being as well as reduce troubling symptoms. The goal is a balanced sense of well-being that allows for the highest and most expansive expression of your being.


The purpose is not only to rebalance and optimize the present condition, but also to set the stage for longevity and future quality of life (Praevenire).


The exploration process includes a detailed health history, timeline, physical assessment (pulses, chapmans points, conventional pe), and lab testing (conventional and alternative). The recommendations and treatment follow a Therapeutic Order.


And will include: dietary and lifestyle recommendations, mindset and heartset recommendations, self-awareness exercises, Dr. Eller's training and major influences include vitalist stream of naturopathic medicine- scientific based medicine theory (biochemistry, western anatomy and physiology, cellular biology) homeopathic philosophy (including classical, and a wide range of methodologies), botanical medicine, medical astrology, anthroposophical medicine and traditional Chinese medicine. She synthesizes all of these into a unique way of understanding the causes and potential curative remedies. A “remedy” is anything that supports repair, restoration and nourishment to the system, clears the way for the innate healing power to proceed, allow natural process.

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Our Approach to Healing

We focus on identifying and addressing the root causes of imbalance through a thoughtful and individualized process:


  • In-depth health assessments
  • Personalized treatment planning
  • Nutritional and lifestyle guidance
  • Ongoing support and follow-up care


Our goal is to empower you with the knowledge and tools needed to take control of your health and move toward lasting wellness.

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A More Thoughtful Path to Wellness

Whether you are navigating a chronic condition or simply seeking a more natural, balanced approach to your health, we are here to support you every step of the way.


At EverWellSince Naturopathy Inc, healing is not rushed—it’s guided, intentional, and built to last.

EverWellSince Naturopathic Medicine

What’s in the name? There is a term we use in homeopathic prescribing, to help us find a remedy- Never well since- this is a way to orient the symptoms that a person is experiencing which have arisen after a specific illness, trauma, event, surgery, and that had a significant impact on a person's health trajectory. Sometimes it is obvious to the person that they have not been well since a specific event, and sometimes it is not.


When we find the timeline for the development of health challenges, the things that happen around the initial stages of illness can be very important. They represent a path to the root cause of the illness. This helps us determine what we must support and re-balance within the system to get back to health.


At EverWellSince we are striving to be that turning point back towards health, the event that helps bend the person’s health trajectory in the direction of vitality and well-being.


This can be a big event, lots of life changes and remedies, and take a significant amount of time or it can be very simple and happen rapidly. There are a lot of factors which can come into play in illness, imbalance and unwellness, and just as many that can be important in comprehensive well-being. This is our goal at EverWellSince, to help you find the important contributing factors to your health and well-being.

23+

Years in Practice Experience

2

Registered States Served

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Personalized Treatment Plans
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What can I expect from an initial visit?

    An Initial intake visit lasts approximately 2 hours and includes a comprehensive health history and physical assessment. Doctor Eller will review any previous labwork provided and your current supplements and medications.  She may recommend further testing. Dr. Eller will offer initial recommendations including dietary, lifestyle modifications and remedies.  Follow up visits are usually scheduled for 1-2 weeks to one month, depending on the complexity of your case.

  • What can I expect from a follow up visit?

    Follow up visits can last from 30 minutes to 90 minutes.  We review symptom changes since last visit, any new labwork and make adjustments to treatment plan.

  • Does insurance cover visits and remedies? Does insurance cover naturopathic medicine?

    Unfortunately, insurance does not cover naturopathic medicine services in the state of Colorado. The current insurance model isn’t structured to support the longer, more comprehensive visits required to provide individualized, high-quality care.

    It is possible that your health insurance company will reimburse you for you visit.

    While we do not bill insurance directly, we are happy to provide procedure and diagnostic codes so you can submit for possible out-of-network reimbursement.


    Many of our patients choose to use HSA (Health Savings Account) or FSA (Flexible Spending Account) funds for their visits. Please note that coverage for naturopathic medicine varies by plan, so check with your provider first.


    For in person and local patients, we partner with multiple cash-pay laboratories that offer significantly lower prices than typical insurance-based rates. This ensures you have access to comprehensive testing without surprise costs.


  • How do I prepare for my visit?

    Please take a few steps to ensure your visit is as productive as possible:


    • Have recent lab results available for your doctor to review — either printed or uploaded to your Charm patient portal 
    • — If your lab results are stored in another portal, make sure you can log in from your device during your visit so we can view them together.

    Other providers may fax lab information to 


    • Complete your intake and consent forms at least 48 hours before your appointment.
    • Bring any supplements you’re currently taking so we can review them as part of your personalized care plan.

  • Can Dr Eller order more comprehensive testing?

    Yes, Dr Eller can order more comprehensive lab testing to better understand the root causes of your symptoms. This allows us to create a personalized plan to help you restore and maintain long-term health.


    In addition to standard blood work, we offer a wide range of functional and specialty lab tests, including:


    • Comprehensive blood, saliva, and urine hormone panels
    • Full thyroid panels
    • Food Intolerance and Sensitivity Panels and sensitivity testing
    • Comprehensive hormone panels
    • Comprehensive stool / gastrointestinal microbiome panels (used for gut health, dysbiosis, parasites)
    • Adrenal function testing
    • Nutrient status testing
    • Mold and environmental toxin panels
    • Nutrient status testing (micronutrient panels, vitamin & mineral levels)

    Our goal is to uncover what’s driving your symptoms so we can guide you toward genuine, lasting wellness — not just manage lab number


  • Are there any additional fees I should anticipate?

    • Lab fees:

    Lab fees are not included in the cost of your visit. Prices vary depending on which tests are needed and where they’re processed.


    As a reference, comprehensive blood work panels typically start around $150 — these include standard wellness labs plus additional markers such as nutrient levels, thyroid hormones, inflammation markers, and metabolic indicators.


    Our naturopathic doctors offer a range of functional and specialty lab tests to help uncover the root causes of your symptoms. We’ll always discuss testing options and costs with you before ordering.


    • Nutritional Supplements cost:

    We often recommend herbs, nutritional supplements, and vitamins as part of a holistic treatment plan.  Dr Eller will recommend physician-grade supplements that meet rigorous quality and purity standards, which can be purchased at the clinic or ordered through FullScript.  


    If you prefer to source supplements elsewhere, we’re happy to suggest reputable local or online retailers. (Please note: we do not recommend purchasing supplements from unregulated marketplaces like Amazon.)

  • Is Naturopathic Medicine the same as Functional Medicine?

    Naturopathic Medicine


    Naturopathic medicine is a distinct health care profession that combines the wisdom of nature with the rigors of modern science.


    Naturopathic doctors (ND) go to Naturopathic medical school (in person, not an online program) and are trained as primary care providers who diagnose, treat and manage patients with acute and chronic conditions. They do this while addressing disease and dysfunction at the level of body, mind and spirit. Naturopathic medicine is not exactly the same as functional, alternative, or complimentary medicine but those terms are often used interchangeably.


    Functional Medicine


    Naturopathic Doctors are the original functional medicine practitioners. In fact, NDs are considered the nation’s leading experts in preventive medicine and natural health care.


    As people have demanded more holistic, patient-centered care, this has forced many conventional providers (MDs, DOs, PAs, and NPs) to expand upon their basic medical education to incorporate natural therapies, nutrition and functional testing to meet this demand.


    All of these approaches are part of the standard naturopathic medical education that ND’s are trained in. Conventional practitioners have to seek additional medical education after graduation (often in weekend courses) in order to gain an understanding of a more natural approach to medicine, but their foundations for treatment are always built on pharmaceuticals and surgery. Naturopathic doctors are steeped in the holistic approach throughout their medical training.


    The functional approach, similar to naturopathic medicine, is an integrative, science-based approach to health and healing that focuses on treating the underlying cause of disease.


    Our education teaches us that each individual is biochemically unique and therefore each patient’s care is individually tailored to restore their structural, physiological and psychological balance.

  • How Naturopathic Medicine Works

    We spend at least an hour with all new patients gathering as much information as we can, not only about the main issue that brings you in, but also about your diet, lifestyle and other conditions that may seem like they aren’t related to your health, but may very well play a contributory role to the main health issue(s) you’re concerned about.


    You aren’t made up of separate, independent organs organized by medical subspecialties! Your body is one integrated whole and should be treated that way in order to achieve true health.


    This is the future of medicine – our doctors spend time with you, listen, identify and address the root cause of illness.  Sometimes this is straightforward while other times it may be very complex. Regardless, we’ll explain to you exactly what’s going on and what you can expect.

  • Naturopathic Medicine Principles

    We are guided by these principles that inform everything we do:


    Identify & Treat the Causes


    We work to identify and remove the underlying causes of illness rather than to merely eliminate or suppress symptoms.


    First Do No Harm


    We utilize methods and medicinal substances which minimize the risk of harmful side effects. We believe in integrating pharmacological agents into patient care when appropriate, but we try to support people in using lower risk options first.


    Doctor As Teacher


    We take the time to educate our patients and support them in self-responsibility for health.


    Treat the Whole Person


    We take the time to get to know you and consider your individual physical, mental, emotional, genetic, environmental, social, spiritual, and other factors.


    Prevention


    We emphasize the prevention of disease by assessing risk factors, heredity and susceptibility to disease, and by making appropriate interventions to prevent illness.