Reserve a complimentary 15-minute Fit Call.
A brief phone conversation to understand what brings you in and whether our way of practicing is the right next step. No pressure either way.
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Four steps, no surprises.
Mon 9–12, 1:30–3
Tue 1:30–5
Thu 9–12, 1:30–5
Fri 9–12
Wed, Sat & Sun closed
Pick a 15-minute window that works.
A short pre-call note about what you’re experiencing. We read it before we talk.
Dr. Peterson’s practice manager, you, fifteen minutes. We discuss next steps if there’s a fit.
If we proceed: a 60-minute first visit, in person at our Murray office.
The questions women actually ask first.
Don’t see yours here? Bring it to a Fit Call — that’s exactly what the call is for.
Do you accept insurance?
Full Circle Care operates outside of insurance, which allows for the depth of time and personalization our care requires. We can provide a superbill for out-of-network reimbursement when applicable.
What happens on the complimentary Fit Call?
It’s a 15-minute conversation by phone or video. You share what’s bringing you in. We share how we work, what an evaluation typically includes, and whether we are the right next step for you. No pressure either way.
How long is the first visit?
Initial visits are scheduled for 60 minutes, in person at our Murray, Utah office. Follow-up appointments may be in-person or via telemedicine across Utah.
Do you prescribe bioidentical hormone therapy?
When clinically appropriate, yes — including estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone. We use both standard preparations and compounded protocols, always with careful monitoring and a clear plan.
Is this concierge or direct primary care?
We are not a concierge or DPC subscription model. Visits are paid individually, and we keep our practice small enough to give every patient the time and continuity that midlife care requires.
Do you offer telemedicine visits?
Yes. After an initial in-person visit at our Murray office, follow-up appointments can be conducted by telemedicine anywhere in Utah. Licensure requires that we treat patients located in Utah, so we are not able to care for patients living outside the state.