Frequently Asked Questions

Dr. Bardi is not contracted with any insurance companies. Her office provides superbills after appointments that you can submit to your insurance for possible out-of-network reimbursement. She is considered out-of-network naturopathic care. That said, anything that can be run through insurance will be — including labs and prescriptive medications.

Dr. Bardi's rate is $340 per hour, billed in 15-minute increments — so you only pay for the time you use. These rates are separate from any treatments, lab tests, or supplements prescribed during your visit.

New patients start with a 60–90 minute phone call to take a detailed history and order any labs needed. From there, you'll come in for a 120-minute in-office appointment that includes a thorough review of your lab results, Autonomic Response Testing, any procedures chosen during the visit, and a personalized treatment plan with clear next steps.

Bring all current supplements and medications to your visit. If you have lab results from the past year, upload them to the Optimantra Portal ahead of time or bring printed copies. The more context you bring, the more thorough your evaluation will be.

ART is an advanced biofeedback method that helps uncover hidden stressors in the body — things like toxins, infections, or structural imbalances that standard testing often misses. It tests how your body responds to different therapies and supplements so I can build a protocol genuinely matched to you, with fewer side effects and better results.

Dr. Bardi practices at 2nd Nature in Seattle's Madison Valley neighborhood: 2808 E. Madison St. Suite 206, Seattle, WA 98112. Office hours are Monday–Thursday 9am–5pm; the office is closed Friday through Sunday. You can reach the office at 206-333-2462.

Dr. Bardi is a Seattle naturopathic doctor who focuses on complex chronic illness, including Lyme disease and co-infections, mold illness and CIRS, heavy metal toxicity, chemical sensitivities, Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS), chronic fatigue syndrome, and Epstein-Barr virus. She also treats autoimmune and inflammatory conditions such as Hashimoto's, hormonal and reproductive health concerns like PCOS and perimenopause, gut and digestive issues like SIBO and IBS, and fibromyalgia and chronic pain.

Yes. Lyme disease, mold illness, and other environmental and chronic infections are the core of Dr. Bardi's practice in Seattle. She works with patients who feel dismissed or stuck, using a detailed history, advanced testing, and an individualized plan to find and treat root causes rather than only managing symptoms.

Dr. Bardi draws on a broad naturopathic toolkit, including herbal medicine, diet and nutrition, IV therapy, nutraceutical and vitamin therapy, low dose allergen and immunotherapy (LDA/LDI), neural therapy, prolozone therapy, osteopathic manipulation (OMT), and pharmaceutical support when appropriate. Your plan is built around your testing and your goals.

Book your first visit through the online new patient portal. Care begins with a 60–90 minute phone call to take your detailed history, followed by a 120-minute in-office appointment. Questions before you start? Call 206-333-2462.

Yes. Dr. Lilliana Bardi is a Licensed Naturopathic Physician (ND) with a specialization in environmental medicine and chronic illness.