What to Know Before Seeking Holistic Health Care from Dr. Goodman-Herrick

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Dr. Pearlyn Goodman-Herrick, ND, DHANP, offers naturopathic and homeopathic care through homeopathyamerica.com, with telehealth visits available nationwide and in-person appointments in Marin County, California. She is a Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine and is board certified in homeopathy, and the site states she is now accepting new patients. This is a good fit if you are specifically looking for a naturopathic doctor who also practices homeopathy and you are willing to book a visit by phone, text, or email. It is not a conventional primary-care or insurance-billing portal, and the site does not list prices, so you should confirm cost and coverage before booking.

What the practice offers

The site presents the practice under the tagline "Holistic Health for Everybody" and describes two service formats:

  • Telehealth nationwide — you can consult from anywhere in the United States.
  • In-person visits in Marin County, CA — for patients who prefer or need to be seen in person.

The care combines two approaches: naturopathic medicine (Dr. Goodman-Herrick's ND credential) and homeopathy (her DHANP board certification). If you are looking for one or the other specifically, this practice covers both.

Credentials at a glance

Credential Meaning
ND Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine
DHANP Board certified in homeopathy

The site also features a patient testimonial from Dana Ullman, author of Everybody's Guide to Homeopathic Medicine, who writes: "We are lucky, even blessed, to have a doctor like Dr. Goodman-Herrick providing quality health care. Take advantage of her experience and seek her care." Treat this as one patient's and author's endorsement rather than independent clinical evidence.

How to book an appointment

The site lists three contact routes, and all of them are direct:

  1. Call (415) 306-7699
  2. Text (203) 856-6100
  3. Email [email protected]

There is no online booking form mentioned on the page, so expect to reach out first and arrange the appointment through one of these channels. Before you commit, it is reasonable to ask about:

  • Whether your concern is suited to telehealth or requires an in-person visit
  • Session length and what a first consultation involves
  • Fees, payment methods, and whether any insurance is accepted (the site does not state this)
  • How follow-ups and prescription or remedy refills are handled

Deciding whether this is right for you

Choose this practice if you want a naturopathic doctor who is also board certified in homeopathy, you value being able to consult by telehealth from anywhere in the U.S., and you are comfortable initiating contact by phone, text, or email.

Look elsewhere if you need a conventional medical diagnosis or emergency care, if you require a practice that clearly bills insurance, or if you need published pricing before you call. The site does not provide those details, so a short call or email is the fastest way to get answers specific to your situation.