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Embarking on a journey toward wellness should be straightforward and stress-free. At Rooted Health and Wellness, we believe in a transparent and personalized approach to your care. We operate on a direct pay based system, allowing us to focus entirely on you without the complexities of insurance billing. Our commitment is to provide high-quality, individualized services tailored to your unique needs. By choosing a direct pay model, we prioritize your experience and well-being, ensuring that your investment is directly invested in your health journey. Say goodbye to insurance hassles and hello to a more streamlined, patient-centered experience with Rooted Health and Wellness.

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Jill Dixson is a national board-certified family nurse practitioner specializing in women’s and men’s hormone replacement therapy and direct primary care. Working in healthcare for over 20 years, she has developed a passion for health prevention and wellness. Her goal is to bring a holistic patient-centered approach to the rural healthcare setting, while helping you to be the best version of yourself from the inside out.

Services Offered:

Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT)

Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT) is a way of restoring the balance of your hormones while aiming to relieve the symptoms that often come with imbalances such as fatigue, weight gain, brain fog, sleep issues, and more; using hormones that are identical in structure to those naturally produced by the body. Both women and men experience a decrease in hormone levels naturally with age, BHRT is an effective solution that can help.

Direct Primary Care

Direct primary care is a new healthcare model that offers patients personalized, affordable care. Unlike traditional insurance-based practices, DPC involves a flat monthly fee, rather than per-visit charges. This allows for more time with your doctor, leading to better relationships and care. With DPC, you can expect shorter wait times, same-day appointments, and easier access to your provider.

Rooted in You Blog

Your Health, Your Terms

August 23, 2025

Ever feel like you’re just not heard when it comes to your health concerns? It’s a frustrating — and unfortunately common — experience. Whether it’s a rushed appointment, unanswered questions, or feeling like your concerns are brushed aside, not being heard can make it harder to get the care you truly need. At Rooted Health & Wellness we believe that patients should feel heard, valued, and supported. Still, it’s important to know how to advocate for yourself in any healthcare setting. Here are a few tips to help you take an active role in your health: 1. Prepare for Your Appointments Write down your questions, symptoms, and concerns ahead of time. This ensures you don’t forget anything during your visit — especially when time is limited. 2. Be Clear and Specific When explaining your symptoms or concerns, be as specific as possible. Instead of “I don’t feel well,” try “I’ve had a constant headache for three days, and it’s worse in the evenings.” 3. Ask for Clarification If you don’t understand something, speak up! It’s your right to know what a diagnosis means, why a test is being ordered, or what side effects a medication may have. 4. Bring a Support Person Having a trusted friend or family member with you can help you remember details and provide emotional support. 5. Know Your Options Don’t be afraid to ask about alternatives — whether it’s different treatment options, lifestyle changes, or second opinions. The Rooted Difference At Rooted Health & Wellness, you don’t have to fight to be heard. Jill’s gives you unrushed appointments, direct access, and a focus on listening to you — because your health should always be a collaboration, not a one-way conversation. Your health, your terms. Take an active role in your care — and choose a provider who truly listens. Want a different kind of healthcare experience? We are here, when you are ready to be heard!

Big News for 2026: HSA Funds Can Be Used for DPC Memberships

July 25, 2025

Beginning in 2026, a major shift is coming to the way Americans can use their Health Savings Account (HSA) funds — and it’s great news for those who love the Direct Primary Care (DPC) model. For the first time ever, monthly DPC membership fees will qualify as an eligible expense for HSA spending. What Is Direct Primary Care (DPC)? DPC is a healthcare model that allows patients to pay a flat monthly fee for unlimited access to their primary care provider — without copays or insurance billing. This typically includes same-day or next-day appointments, virtual care, chronic condition management, and more personalized care, all for one simple monthly fee. Why This Matters Until now, monthly membership fees for DPC were not HSA-eligible, making it harder for individuals and businesses to take full financial advantage of the DPC model. Starting in 2026, that changes — and it could have a big impact on how families and small business owners approach healthcare. What Are the Potential Benefits? For families and individuals enrolled in High Deductible Health Plans (HDHPs) — which are required to contribute to an HSA — this change provides more flexibility. Rather than paying out-of-pocket for DPC services, you’ll be able to use pre-tax dollars from your HSA to cover your monthly membership. For small business owners, this can also mean: Offering more affordable care options to employees Lowering overall health benefit costs by pairing a HDHP with DPC memberships Giving staff better access to care, resulting in healthier teams and reduced absenteeism Important Note This change gives individuals and employers another tool to customize healthcare in a way that makes sense for their needs — but it’s not one-size-fits-all. Want to Learn More? If you’re curious about how Direct Primary Care could work for you, your family, or your business, we’d love to connect. Disclaimer: No owners or employees of Rooted Health and Wellness, LLC are insurance agents or accountants, and this post should not be considered financial or legal advice. We recommend speaking with a licensed insurance professional and/or tax advisor to determine what works best for your specific circumstances.