Naturopathic Doctor in Portland, Oregon

Community Supported Direct Care is a direct-pay healthcare model with transparent pricing and no insurance middleman. You pay for visits directly, and pricing includes equity tiers so that those with greater financial stability help sustain access to care for others in the community. There is no membership or subscription fee at this time. You pay per visit.

Yes. We currently accept the following plans: • Blue Cross Blue Shield • Providence Health Plan • Oregon Health Plan • Aetna • Heraya Health We are also working toward credentialing with several other plans including Providence, Pacific Source, and Moda - Stay tuned!

New patient appointments are scheduled by calling the clinic directly at 503-841-2630. Return patients may schedule or reschedule appointments through the online patient portal. If you have questions before scheduling, you’re welcome to reach out through the contact page. All cancellations and rescheduling requests must be made by calling the clinic directly.

At least 48 hours’ notice is required to cancel or reschedule an appointment. Appointments canceled with less than 48 hours’ notice, or missed without notice, may be subject to a $75 late cancellation fee. This fee is not covered by insurance. This policy helps protect appointment availability and supports the sustainability of a small practice.

Dr. Andy Turner is a licensed naturopathic doctor in Portland, Oregon, offering integrative, relationship-centered primary care. Her work focuses on hormone health, pelvic floor therapy, and whole-person care that blends natural medicine with evidence-informed practice. She is trained in Integrative Pelvic Floor Therapy and brings a background in yoga, somatic work, and herbal medicine into her clinical approach. Dr. Turner is committed to equity-based care and is building a Community Supported Direct Care model rooted in transparency, sustainability, and collective wellbeing. Her practice centers on long-term partnership, thoughtful medicine, and care that addresses root causes, not just symptoms.