• We’re glad you asked! Covet Health and Wellness takes pride in personalization of care and building a relationship with you from the beginning. Our process always begins with scheduling a complimentary 20 minute introductory call. Please visit our “book here” page to schedule an introductory call.

  • The model of Covet Health and Wellness celebrates the power of combining fitness and wellness. However, if you decide not to participate in both services, that is a choice which is entirely up to you.

    If you decide you would like to primarily work with Dr. Scott, please choose to have your introductory call with her on our booking page. However, the innate nature of traditional naturopathic medicine will always entail discussion on movement and exercise.

  • The model of Covet Health and Wellness celebrates the power of combining fitness and wellness. However, if you decide not to participate in both services, that is a choice which is entirely up to you.

    We understand many are looking for high quality and actionable fitness plans and already have their medical care covered.

    If that is the case, we recommend visiting our booking page and scheduling your introductory call with Jake Scott. However, nutrition and lifestyle coaching will always play a role in your plan.

  • Naturopathic medicine is a system of healthcare that is completely centered around the patient. Naturopathic doctors believe that if you establish the necessary conditions for the body to function properly or rather the “conditions for health” the body has an innate ability to heal itself.

    The pillars of naturopathic medicine which all NDs practice by are as follows:

    1. The Healing Power of Nature (Vis Medicatrix Naturae) - ND’s recognize an inherent self healing ability and value the ordered and intelligent function of the body and the immune system that nature has given us.

    2. Identify and Treat the Causes (Tolle Causam) - ND’s play the role of detective to establish the root cause of illness rather than simply treating and suppressing symptoms that provide clues.

    3. First Do No Harm (Primum Non Nocere) - ND’s utilize a specific therapeutic order when making choices on the best way to handle a case. ND’s aim to utilize methods with least force possible and minimize the risk of harm.

    4. Doctor as Teacher (Docere) - ND’s find it important to make lasting change through teaching their patient’s everything they can. We do not want you to need us forever. We want to teach you how to be responsible for your own health and tend to the needs of your own body.

    5. Treat the Whole Person - ND’s take into account everything about a person when coming up with the best plan for them. We often ask questions from as early on as when your mother conceived you. We want to know every piece of the puzzle to come up with the most comprehensive plan to remove dis-ease in the body.

    6. Prevention - ND’s emphasize the prevention of dis-ease in the future by optimizing lifestyle, nutrition and so much more.

  • It is vital to establish the difference between a licensed naturopathic doctor (ND) and a naturopath. ND’s attend a 4+ year graduate level program accredited by the department of education. They receive education of the same level as medical doctors in academic areas including but not limited to human anatomy and physiology, biochemistry, pharmacology, pathology and more. However, naturopathic doctors also learn homeopathy, botanical medicine, nutritional biochemistry and nutritional counseling, other world medicine systems and more. ND’s complete a 1200 hour clinical internship while in medical school. Naturopathic doctors must pass two challenging licensing exams (NPLEX 1 and NPLEX 2) to qualify for application for licensure.

    Naturopath’s are not doctors and do not receive the same rigorous and accredited medical training. These individuals have often taken part in an online certificate program.

    More can be read about the education of naturopathic doctors here.

  • Functional medicine is an evolution of naturopathic medicine that uncovers hidden imbalances by analyzing your lab work through a more optimal lens than traditional Western medicine. If you’ve ever felt sick, fatigued, or out of balance—only to have your doctor say your labs are “normal”—functional medicine can help identify the underlying issues that standard tests and their set reference range often miss. The result? A personalized, science-based approach to healing.

  • Lab testing will be decided on and discussed with you in you first visit based by each case. Alongside conventions blood testing we often utilize: nutrigenetics testing, micronutrient panels, advanced microbiome testing and stool analysis , food sensitivity testing, hormone metabolite testing and more.

  • We are a cash-based practice, allowing us to spend the time needed to truly understand your health and create a personalized plan.

Contact us:

team@covetwellness.com

Call or text us: (561) 206-2785‬

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DISCLAIMER: Unfortunately,  unlike 26 jurisdictions (23 states plus the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands) Florida does not currently offer licensing or registration laws for naturopathic doctors (NDs/NMDs). Dr. Amanda Scott maintains an active Naturopathic Physician license in the state of Massachusetts, and LDN (Licensed Dietitian Nutritionist) licenses in both Florida and Illinois. Both the Florida Naturopathic Physicians Association and the Illinois Association of Naturopathic Physicians are working to obtain state licensure so that the care licensed NDs provide is more accessible. Dr. Scott works within the scope of the LDN license in both Florida and Illinois while state licensure for NDs is awaited.

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