Thoughtful Care — To Match Your Needs
At Circle and Sage Functional Medicine, we offer three levels of care so patients in Grand Junction and across the Western Slope can choose the amount of guidance, access, and involvement that fits their needs. All care options are:
Medically guided
Personalized
Built around an ongoing relationship
The difference is how much time, access, and depth you want.
Choosing the Right Level of Support
How to Think About the Differences
We offer tiered care options so patients can choose the level of access and guidance that fits their needs.
Foundational Care
For patients who want thoughtful, unrushed medical care -
Ideal for maintenance, prevention, and ongoing guidance
Focused on clarity, stability, and continuity
Often the right starting point for many patients
Best for those who want a trusted medical relationship without intensive involvement.
Advanced Care
For patients who want deeper answers and more active guidance
Designed for complex or persistent concerns
Allows more time for analysis, refinement, and follow-up
Supports steady progress through closer involvement
Best for those ready to engage more consistently in their care.
Concierge Care
For patients who want maximum access and proactive oversight
Intentionally limited availability
Built around time, access, and flexibility
Designed to remove barriers to care
Best for those who prioritize availability, privacy, and continuity.
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Care Options at a Glance


A Fit-Based Approach — Not a Sales Decision
Care levels are not about “upgrading.” They’re about choosing the level of support that best fits:
Your health complexity
Your expectations for access
Your desire for involvement
Your preference for time and continuity
We’ll help you choose the right option during your initial consultation.
Where Everyone Starts
All patients begin with a comprehensive initial visit at our Grand Junction clinic. From there, we recommend the level of care that best aligns with your needs.
There is no pressure to choose a higher tier than necessary.

