Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers about insurance, telehealth, care for your kids and what to expect as we open.
About the practice
When does Sagebrooke open?+
We expect to welcome new patients in early 2027, once insurance credentialing is complete. You can reach out now and we will contact you as we open.
Who will I see?+
Brooke Tuttle, FNP-C, a Board-Certified Family Nurse Practitioner who has practiced family medicine since 2017. Sagebrooke is a solo practice, so you see Brooke at every visit.
Is Sagebrooke a membership or direct primary care practice?+
No. Sagebrooke is an insurance-based family practice. There is no membership or monthly fee. Visits are billed to your health insurance.
Where is the practice located?+
We are starting with telehealth visits for patients located in Utah. An in-person clinic in Utah is planned, and we will share the location when it is set.
Insurance
Do you take my insurance?+
We are completing credentialing with insurance plans now. Send us your plan name and we will tell you where things stand before you schedule.
Does insurance cover telehealth visits?+
Many plans do, but coverage and cost sharing vary by plan. We can help you check, and your insurer can confirm your benefits.
Visits and care
What ages do you see?+
All ages, from newborns to grandparents. Brooke places a special emphasis on women's health and on pediatric and adolescent care.
Can my child be seen by telehealth?+
Yes, for many concerns. A parent or guardian joins visits for children. Some care, such as vaccines and newborn weight checks, needs an in-person visit, and we will help you arrange it.
Do I need to be in Utah for a video visit?+
Yes. You need to be located in Utah at the time of your telehealth visit.
What if I need labs, imaging or a specialist?+
We send lab and imaging orders to a location near you and review the results with you. When you need a specialist, we coordinate the referral.
Can you refill my medications?+
Once you are a patient, Brooke can review and refill appropriate medications as part of your care. Some medications need a visit or monitoring first.
Do you offer Pap tests and pelvic exams?+
These need an in-person exam. Until the Sagebrooke clinic opens, we will help you arrange them nearby and follow up on the results with you.
Urgent needs
What should I do in an emergency?+
Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. Telehealth and website messages are not for emergencies.
What if I reach out after hours?+
Messages left after hours are reviewed on the next business day. If your concern cannot wait, go to an urgent care or emergency room.
Can I send medical details through the website?+
Please do not. The website form is for contact details and general questions only. We will talk through health details at your visit.