* Newborns
* Pediatric patients
* Postpartum women
* Fertility patients (men and women with infertility)
* Family members of established patients
At Montana Whole Health you receive compassionate care from a naturopathic physician who listens.
Our specialities:
Find out if naturopathic medicine is right for you or your family. Call (406) 552-1717 to be added to our waiting list and to find out more about our providers at Montana Whole Health. We expect to begin accepting new patients in the fall of this year. Please note that due to high demand we are currently only the following patients to our waiting list:
* Newborns
* Pediatric patients
* Postpartum women
* Fertility patients (men and women with infertility)
* Family members of established patients
At Montana Whole Health we have hundreds of success stories of how naturopathic medicine heals adults, children, and couples struggling to conceive. We use the principles of naturopathic medicine to help our patients restore health naturally.
Yes! We are in-network with many health insurance companies. Make sure you verify that you have naturopathic coverage before using your insurance card.
Yes! We offer same-day appointments for established patients. We see ouchy ear infections, croupy coughs, weird rashes, colicky babies and more. We also offer same-day appointments for urgent mental health needs.
Yes! We offer comprehensive lab testing, including conventional bloodwork, food allergy & sensitivity testing, organic acids testing, comprehensive stool analysis, MTHFR & other SNP testing and more.
Nice to meet you! Here is a little about us...
Dr. Erika Krumbeck is the founder and owner of Montana Whole Health. Dr. Krumbeck specializes in primary care, pediatrics, infertility and postpartum women’s health. She is the proud founder and editor of www.naturopathicpediatrics.com, the leading internet source for trustworthy natural health information for children and naturopathic pediatric providers. Dr. Krumbeck has specialized training in treating chronic conditions in children using safe, gentle and effective natural remedies. She helps bridge the gap between conventional medicine and complementary/alternative medicine by using both new research and traditional naturopathic therapies to guide treatment. Dr. Krumbeck does well-child checkups and primary care visits for children. Dr. Krumbeck specializes in natural fertility treatment to help create healthy babies and happy Moms and Dads. She is a passionate advocate for care for women with postpartum depression/anxiety/OCD and effectively treats these conditions using remedies safe for nursing mothers. Dr. Krumbeck also treats parents with chronic fatigue, autoimmune disease and digestive complaints, including Chronic Mono (EBV) and SIBO.
Dr. Kendra Featherman specializes in primary care, pediatrics, postpartum women's health, and mental health for adults. Dr. Featherman has specialized training in pediatrics and sees children for well-child checks, vaccinations, and acute visits from age newborn through adolescence. She also sees children with chronic or complex conditions like ADHD, constipation, eczema, behavioral problems, anxiety and more. Dr. Featherman is passionate about the health of postpartum Moms and strongly believes that women deserve the best health possible after having a baby. She also sees adults of all ages for primary care (wellness exams, paps, and acute visits), as well as adults with long-term chronic health issues. Dr. Featherman specializes in Mind-Body-Medicine and Biofeedback to help anxious and chronically stressed adults achieve better health. She offers same-day appointments for urgent mental health problems.
Kayla Martin is a Certified Nutrition Specialist candidate and Nutrition Educator for Montana Whole Health. Kayla received her Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Pepperdine University and her Masters Degree in Human Nutrition from the University of Bridgeport. She has speciality training as a Functional Medicine Health Coach and integrates all three educational experiences in her one-on-one nutrition counseling. Kayla helps craft individualized nutrition plans and educates clients on the dietary patterns that are most supportive of their unique bodies and lifestyles. She enjoys debunking diet myths and encouraging women to take charge of their own health! She has a personal interest in supporting women struggling with eating disorders and making “wellness” accessible to all people. Kayla spends her free time hiking, running, paddle boarding, practicing yoga, or simply enjoying the outdoors with her black lab Tiny. As a self-proclaimed nerd, Kayla spends a great deal of time reading all the latest nutrition research.
Call us (406) 552-1717 to be added to our waiting list.
We are located at:
2835 Fort Missoula Road
Physician Building 3, Suite 306
Find better health at Montana Whole Health. Naturopathic medicine for the whole family.
Comprehensive fertility care for both men and women.
Newborn well child checks. Lactation support. Care for common infant conditions like colic, reflux and more.
Well child checks. Vaccines & alternate vaccine schedules. Care for chronic health and behavior issues.
Wellness exams. Paps & gynecological exams. Care for complex health issues. Mental health healing.
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