Naturopathic care for $1.38 a day.
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Kim B.Ontario’s public system is excellent when something is acute: a heart attack, a broken bone, a diagnosis that needs a scan. The Fraser Institute estimates the average single Canadian pays over $5,000 a year in taxes toward it.1 But a 10-minute visit is designed to diagnose, prescribe and move on. It leaves little room to ask why your blood pressure, blood sugar or thyroid symptoms keep needing attention, or what else could help besides another prescription.
ONHIP is for concerns that medication manages but does not always resolve. Bring your own questions.
ONHIP works alongside your family doctor and pharmacist. Do not stop or change a prescribed medication without talking to the person who prescribed it. Dr. Klein can review how your medications and supplements fit together.
Dr. Klein has practised naturopathic medicine for 23 years. He earned his Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine from the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine in 2003 and is registered with the College of Naturopaths of Ontario.
He is the author of Read This If You Have A Heart: The Book on Lowering High Blood Pressure, Cholesterol and Blood Sugar Naturally. He sees members by video and phone from Vaughan, Ontario.
Also included: a medication and nutrient check at your first consult, and a one-page guide to submitting your receipts for reimbursement.
Why a membership? Booked one at a time at full fee, a one-hour first consult is $280 and two 30-minute follow-ups are $150 each, so two hours would cost $580. Here the same time is $42 a month, and your questions between visits cost nothing extra: 8 personal emails and the biweekly Q&A.
Every session comes with a dated receipt for your extended health plan. Need more time? Add another 30 minutes for $10 a month.
Here is exactly what you pay and what you can submit to your insurer.
Whether your extended health plan reimburses naturopathic visits, and how much, depends on your plan. Check your naturopathic limit before you join.
Membership is limited, so every member keeps direct access to Dr. Klein.
Supplement credits apply to Dr. Klein's supplements, a line Dr. Klein formulates. He will check your choice against any medications you take.
Join before December 31, 2026 and skip the $99 setup fee.
Join now30-day guarantee: if your first month is not useful, we refund your first payment. Membership is limited, so every member keeps direct access to Dr. Klein.
After checkout you will complete a short intake form and email us to book your first consult. Questions first? Email contact@drkleinhealth.com or call or text 416.222.1300.
You keep your family doctor. ONHIP adds what a 10-minute visit cannot: unhurried time with a naturopathic doctor to build a plan around your concern, then check your progress. It works alongside your doctor and pharmacist.
No. ONHIP is a private membership with Dr. Klein. It is not insurance and has no connection to OHIP or the Government of Ontario. Keep your OHIP card and your family doctor.
Many plans cover naturopathic visits. You receive a dated receipt after each session takes place, to submit to your plan. What your plan reimburses depends on its rules and limits, so check yours.
Tell us within 30 days of joining and we refund your first payment. The membership is a 12-month term billed monthly; after the first year, cancel anytime.
No. Do not stop or change a prescribed medication without talking to the person who prescribed it. Dr. Klein can review your medications for nutrient gaps and side effects to raise with your prescriber.
Most people use it in a first session to build their plan, then shorter check-ins to see how they are progressing. Your 8 emails and the biweekly Q&A cover the questions in between. If you want more time, it is $10 a month for each additional 30 minutes.
Yes. Each person has their own membership and their own minutes. Email contact@drkleinhealth.com to join as a household.
You complete a short intake form, then email us to book your first consult. You also start receiving the Q&A digests.
ONHIP is a private membership from Dr. Elie Klein, N.D. (CONO #1190). It is not insurance and is not affiliated with OHIP or the Government of Ontario. The information on this page is educational and does not replace advice from your doctor.
1. Fraser Institute, The Price of Public Health Care Insurance, 2023. The estimate for the average single Canadian was $5,622. The figure assigns a share of total taxes to public health care and is not a bill.
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