FAQ | Frequently Asked Questions
Are the services of a Naturopathic Doctor covered by insurance?
Tree_en Many private and company health insurance plans cover naturopathic treatments. Patients and employers are encouraged to request that their policy include coverage of all naturopathic services. ...More


What is the difference between a Homeopathic and a Naturopathic Doctor?
A Homeopathic Practitioner uses only a homeopathic approach. Naturopathic Doctors, on the other hand, use homeopathic medicine as one of the therapies integrated into a total treatment plan. NDs are the only health car...More

How are Naturopathic Doctors in Ontario trained?
Doctors of Naturopathic Medicine have a minimum of 7 years of training: 3 to 4 years of premedical studies at a university followed by the 4 year intensive full time program at an accredited college of Naturopathic Medic...More

What is the difference between an Ontario Naturopathic Doctor and a Quebec Naturopath?
In Ontario, licensed Naturopathic Doctors (ND) undergo rigorous training and North American Board exams to become licensed. ND's in Ontario also have a licensing board called the Board of Directors of Drugless Therapy – ...More

What Kind of Health Problems Can Be Treated with Naturopathic Medicine?
Naturopathic Doctors are primary healthcare providers and, as such, treat patients with all health concerns. People with virtually all chronic and most acute conditions may benefit from treatment by a Naturopathic Doctor...More
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Last Update:
September 6 2010