Whether you want ongoing specialist care in one of 10 licensed states, or a one-time clinical roadmap your existing providers can act on, there is a path here for you.
Telehealth care is available across all 10 states where Dr. Claunch is licensed. This is ongoing specialist care — sub-syndrome assessment, medication management, and longitudinal follow-up. A superbill is available on request for out-of-network reimbursement.
The Diagnostic Framework Consultation is designed for patients who need a clear, documented diagnosis and treatment sequence — but whose primary care provider or existing team can manage the active prescribing. Chart review, intake visit, written summary, and follow-up, for a flat $1,500. Available in all licensed states, and as a health education consultation beyond.
Ongoing care is delivered entirely by telehealth, so patients anywhere in the 10 licensed states — from Massachusetts to Florida — can be seen from home, with visits long enough to work through a complex presentation.
A superbill is available on request for every visit. If your plan has out-of-network benefits, you can submit it for partial reimbursement; ask your insurer about your out-of-network specialist benefit before you schedule.
About insurance: This practice is out-of-network with all insurers. Your insurance generally still covers labs, imaging, and prescriptions ordered here, and this office submits any prior authorizations your plan requires. Medicare and Medicaid details, and the reasons behind this model, are on the Costs & Insurance page.
Superbill available on request for every visit. Out-of-network reimbursement varies by plan — check your out-of-network specialist benefit before scheduling. Good Faith Estimate available before you schedule.
Not every patient needs or can sustain ongoing specialist visits. The Diagnostic Framework Consultation is designed for patients who need a clear, documented account of which sub-syndromes are present and in what order to address them — a framework their PCP, internist, or other providers can act on directly.
It consists of a comprehensive intake visit, a written clinical summary structured for both patient and provider, and a follow-up visit to review the summary and answer questions. The active prescribing stays with the patient's licensed local providers. The clinical synthesis and treatment roadmap come from here.
This service is also available — in a modified health education format — for patients in states where Dr. Claunch is not licensed. In that context, the consultation focuses on the disorder as a clinical entity and produces a written educational summary; specific diagnostic or treatment recommendations are left to the patient's licensed providers.
Available in all licensed states, plus health education consultations for patients outside the licensed list. Designed as a complete engagement; if you later want ongoing care, that begins as a new-patient visit at standard rates.
Care here aims to address every part of ME/CFS and Long COVID that can be managed without procedures or institutional care. That includes:
Every evaluation also looks for other common medical contributors to fatigue that are easy to miss: thyroid disease, iron deficiency and anemia, B12 deficiency, sleep apnea, and medication side effects. Finding one of these does not mean it explains everything. Not finding one does not mean nothing is wrong. Both results change what gets tried next.
Some parts of care need a physical location. These include in-person examinations, tilt-table testing and in-lab sleep studies, IV fluids and other infusions, plasmapheresis and other procedures, and inpatient, rehabilitation, or home-health services. Most patients here never need them. When one is needed, Dr. Claunch coordinates with your local providers so it fits into the overall plan rather than running separately.
For patients in ongoing specialist care, Long COVID management is longitudinal. The sequence matters as much as the individual treatments.
Use the contact form to request a visit. Send records in advance if possible, by secure fax to (833) 764-4446 or through the patient portal.
The initial visit maps which sub-syndromes are present and establishes the treatment sequence — foundational first, pharmacology in support.
Hydration, nutrition, sleep, and behavioral regulation are addressed before and alongside medication trials. These are not optional adjuncts.
Treatments are started low, adjusted incrementally, and pivoted based on response. The goal is eventual discharge to primary care — not indefinite management.