Radiant Health SF

Marina and Cow Hollow, San Francisco · Naturopathic and functional medicine practice

A naturopathic practice in the Marina with three doctors, built first around hormones and now selling a longevity track on top of that. The front door is biological age: they use the TruAge epigenetic test from TruDiagnostics, an at-home kit you mail back, and turn the result into a protocol that can include peptides, metformin, bioidentical hormones, supplements and lifestyle changes. Alongside that sit NAD+ infusions and injections, GLP-1 and HCG weight loss, thyroid and menopause care, and a long menu of send-out functional lab tests through named outside laboratories. New patients start with a Health Strategy Call rather than an appointment. Nothing we read says what any of it costs, whether insurance is billed, or when the office is open, and the site publishes two different San Francisco addresses.

Who you would see Dr. Kristy Vermeulen, Nd

WhereSan Francisco, CA 94123

Who operates it

The care team

Who would actually see you, and what they trained in.

Naturopathic doctor

Dr. Kristy Vermeulen, Nd

Published qualifications

Per the clinic: "Dr. Kristy is a internationally recognized Naturopathic Doctor with an expertise in functional endocrinology and bio-identical hormone replacement. hormonal balancing. As a graduate of BINM she has worked around the world with private practices in Europe and the United States." The clinic adds that she is the author of the book Happy Hormones and that she runs the HCG weight loss program. Displayed as the clinic writes it, including the post-nominal styled "Nd" in its own heading. No board, registry or school was checked.

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Named at this practice Three: Dr. Kristy Vermeulen, ND, Dr. Karmen Gregg and Dr. Nazanin Safaei

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Training as published BINM; National University of Natural Medicine, Portland; KTH Stockholm; Saybrook University, per the clinic

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Clinic Director Dr. Kristy Vermeulen, ND, per the clinic's Our Team page

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Which office each doctor works from Not published

Dr. Karmen Gregg

Clinical nutritionist

DR. Nazanin Safaei

Naturopathic doctor
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Three people are published on the pages we read, and all three appear in the top-level Team menu. The Our Team page names Dr. Kristy Vermeulen as Clinic Director. No page we read says which of them works at which office, or names a physician or any support staff.

Team, training and credentials as described by the clinic on its website.

Start with the outcome

What this clinic can help you evaluate or manage

Plain-language goals come first. The clinic’s named tests, treatments and programs stay below for people who want the technical detail.

The practice describes itself as naturopathic and functional throughout, working from root causes with send-out functional lab panels and treatment built on nutrition, supplements and bioidentical hormones. The longevity page sits on top of that in optimization language, offering to "reverse biological aging" and "turn back your biological clock" with peptides, metformin and NAD+.

Medical weight loss

Physician-supervised weight care, including GLP-1 programs.

Two published weight programs: a GLP-1 program naming Ozempic and Mounjaro, and a separate HCG injectable program. Dr. Safaei publishes a Clinical Weight Management Certification from A4M.

Midlife & menopause

Separate hormonal change from everything else it gets blamed for.

Menopause support has its own service page, and both naturopathic doctors publish perimenopause and menopause, including BHRT, among their areas of expertise.

Hormones & energy

Understand why you feel off, and what is treatable.

Hormones are the practice's founding subject: bioidentical hormone replacement, thyroid support, adrenal dysregulation and urine hormone and neurotransmitter testing through ZRT, Meridian Valley and Genova Diagnostics.

Genetics & biological age

Learn your inherited risks and how fast you are actually aging.

The clinic publishes the TruAge epigenetic test from TruDiagnostics, which it describes as using "methylation markers on your DNA to predict your biological age", and separately offers telomere testing and telomere length as part of its Spectracell micronutrient panel.

Gut & digestive health

Investigate persistent gut symptoms with real testing.

Comprehensive stool testing, breath testing to separate candida, SIBO and H. pylori, and a gut support service page covering IBS, dysbiosis, GERD and food sensitivities.

What they do

Services explained

Plain-language groupings help make different clinic service menus easier to understand and compare.

Longevity and biological age

The longevity track, and the reason to come here rather than to a general naturopath. The TruAge test is a kit you order, collect at home and mail back, not a draw in the office. The clinic says the report comes back in five to seven weeks with recommendations, and that reviewing it with a doctor is a separate appointment you book yourself. NAD+ is offered both as a drip and as a shot; no session length, dose or price is published for either.

TruAge epigenetic biological age test, from TruDiagnosticsTelomere testingNAD+ therapy, IV infusions and intramuscular injectionsPeptide therapyPersonalized nutrition plansMetabolic assessments

Hormones

The original practice, and still the bulk of the site. Bioidentical hormone therapy, menopause and thyroid care are described in detail; the homepage tile labelled "Low Testosterone" links to the low libido page rather than to a testosterone page, so ask what is actually on offer for men.

Bioidentical hormone replacement therapyMenopause supportThyroid support for hypothyroidismLow libidoFertility and pregnancy support

Weight

Two different weight programs run side by side. The GLP-1 program names Ozempic and Mounjaro. The HCG program is a separate injectable protocol and carries the clinic's strongest published claim about results.

GLP-1 weight loss program, including Ozempic and MounjaroHCG weight loss programBelly Fat Burner

Functional lab testing, sent to named outside labs

Nearly all the testing is sent out, and the clinic names the laboratories, which is more than most practices publish. What it does not publish is what any test costs, how long results take apart from TruAge, or whether your insurance covers any of it.

Comprehensive blood testing, via Boston Heart and Ulta LabsUrine hormone and neurotransmitter testing, via ZRT, Meridian Valley and Genova DiagnosticsComprehensive stool testing, via Meridian Valley, Genova Diagnostics and Doctors DataFood sensitivity testing, via Meridian Valley, Cyrex and AlletessWhite blood cell micronutrient testing, via SpectracellBreath testing for candida, SIBO and H. pylori

Also offered

The remainder of the menu. LDN is low-dose naltrexone, described here for fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue pain. The Health & Hormone Reset is sold as an online course rather than as care in the office.

LDN therapy, low-dose naltrexoneGut supportHealth & Hormone Reset, an online course

Testing & biomarkers

What the blood work actually covers.

Panel size: Not published
Areas covered: Not published
Sample collection: The TruAge biological age test is an at-home kit. Per the clinic: "Order the TruAge Test Kit with the link below... Once your kit is registered and your sample is collected ship your sample back to TruAge in the provided envelope." The functional panels are sent to named outside laboratories; the pages we read do not say where the sample for those is taken.
Who reviews the results: The TruAge report arrives with "customized recommendations put together by Radiant Health". Sitting down with a doctor is a separate step you arrange: "If you would like to review your report with a doctor at Radiant Health please reach out to schedule an appointment."
Turnaround: Five to seven weeks for the TruAge test, per the clinic. No other test on the pages we read carries a published turnaround.
Repeat testing: Not published
Included or add-on: Not published
Price: Not published

Pricing and payment model

What the clinic publishes

Consultations, testing and therapiesNot publishedNo dollar figure for care appears on the homepage, Longevity Medicine, TruAge, Specialty Lab Testing, NAD Therapy, Contact, Schedule or any provider page. The TruAge page links straight to a Stripe checkout without naming the amount on the page. We found no pricing page and no fee schedule on the pages we read, so this is not_published rather than pricing_opaque.

Every figure above carries the billing basis the clinic published with it. Prices reflect clinic-published information and may change. Confirm inclusions and current fees directly with the clinic.

Recognition & affiliations

Published signals beyond the physician

Clinic-level memberships, institutional relationships and published positions. Physician training and board-certification claims are shown in the care team above.

Naturopathic doctors, as the practice states them · Dr. Kristy Vermeulen is published as a Naturopathic Doctor and "a graduate of BINM". Dr. Nazanin Safaei is published as "a licensed naturopathic doctor" with a Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine from the National University of Natural Medicine in Portland. Shown as the clinic states them; no board or registry was checked.Clinical Weight Management Certification, American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine (A4M) · Published by the clinic for Dr. Nazanin Safaei. Not checked against any certifying body.Doctoral research, Saybrook University · Published by the clinic for Dr. Karmen Gregg, alongside teaching in functional nutrition, women's health and wellness at Great Northern University. Shown as written; not checked.Insurance position · Not published. No page read states whether the practice bills insurance, provides superbills, or is cash only.Where the testing runs · The clinic names its outside laboratories: ZRT, Meridian Valley, Genova Diagnostics, Cyrex, Alletess, Doctors Data, Spectracell, Boston Heart and Ulta Labs, plus TruDiagnostics for the TruAge test.

Before you go

Practical information

Important planning details gathered from clinic-published information. Confirm anything that may affect your visit directly with the clinic.

InsuranceNot published. No page read states whether the practice bills insurance, issues superbills or is cash only.Confirm coverage and reimbursement requirements before booking.

TelehealthNot published. The practice books a phone or video "Health Strategy Call" for new patients, but no page read describes telehealth visits, video appointments or remote care as a way of receiving treatment.Availability can depend on the service and patient location.

Accepting patientsNot published on the clinic's own pages. No opening hours appear on the homepage, Contact page, provider pages or any service page read.Contact the clinic to confirm current scheduling.

ParkingNot published.Confirm access details before your first visit.

LocationSan Francisco, CA 94123Clinic-published address.

Phone(415) 590-2899Use for scheduling and practical questions.

Published pricingNot publishedSee the pricing section for inclusions and caveats.

AccessibilityNot publishedAsk the clinic about building and examination-room access.

Getting startedA Health Strategy Call firstPer the clinic: "New Patient? Step 1: Book Your Health Strategy Call. Let's Discuss Your Goals and How We Can Help You Achieve Them!" Existing patients book directly with their provider. No length and no fee are published for the call.

TruAge turnaroundFive to seven weeksPer the clinic: "Receive your results within 5-7 weeks. Your report will include customized recommendations put together by Radiant Health to optimize your health and turn back your biological clock." The kit is ordered through a checkout link, collected at home and mailed back to TruAge.

Second officeSan Rafael, Marin CountyThe practice publishes a second office at 2400 Las Gallinas, Suite 140, San Rafael, CA 94903, on every page footer, sharing the same phone and fax numbers. The Contact page calls it the Marin Office.

Fax877-316-7361Published beside the phone number in the footer of every page and on the Contact page for both offices.

Patient portalCharmHealthThe site links a patient portal at phr.charmtracker.com site-wide, plus a patient refills page. A portal is not a telehealth service and is not counted as one here.

Bring this list

Questions worth asking this clinic

Drawn from what the clinic’s own materials leave open. Useful for a first call or consult.

Which San Francisco office should I come to, Lombard Street or Fillmore Street?

What does the Health Strategy Call cost, and what does a first full appointment cost?

What does the TruAge kit cost, and is the doctor review of the report billed separately?

Do you bill insurance or provide superbills for any of the visits or labs?

What are your opening hours at the San Francisco office?

Is NAD+ given here in the office, and what does a single infusion cost?