Specializing in integrative care and precision medicine.

Who we are

RachelBWell is committed to providing thoughtful, individualized care that supports patients at every stage of their wellness journey. With a focus on hormone health, care is guided by an integrative approach that combines the latest evidence-based medical therapies with holistic treatment options. Each patient receives personalized support aimed at addressing root causes, restoring balance, and promoting long-term well-being. For those ready to prioritize their health, this practice offers a supportive, collaborative path toward meaningful and lasting change.

Rachel Bonner

Family Nurse Practitioner, Menopause Society Certified Practitioner

With over 26 years of experience as a Board Certified Family Nurse Practitioner, Rachel specializes in optimizing hormone and metabolic health through an integrative, evidence-based approach focused on longevity and disease prevention. Shaped by her early work caring for patients during the HIV epidemic, she is deeply committed to listening to each patient’s story and partnering with them to support lasting health and well-being.

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Jennifer Schneider

Family Nurse Practitioner

Jennifer is a Board Certified Family Nurse Practitioner with a strong focus on hormone replacement therapy and the proactive optimization of women’s health through midlife and beyond. Inspired by both professional mentorship and her own perimenopausal experience, she is passionate about delivering personalized, evidence-based care that reflects the modern, evolving approach to menopause and women’s health. Jennifer is currently accepting new patients!

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Precise & holistic treatment

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    Metabolic Repair

    - Weight loss medications
    - Nutrition counseling
    - Gut health testing/optimization
    - Blood sugar support

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    Hormone Imbalance

    - Perimenopause/menopause
    - Thyroid disorders
    - PCOS/PMOS
    - HRT/Testosterone replacement therapy

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    Holistic Health

    - Obesity
    - High cholesterol
    - Autoimmune conditions
    - Fatigue
    - Digestive disorders

Frequently asked questions

  • RachelBWell is predominantly virtual with the opportunity to have in person appointments as well. If you live outside the state of Virginia you will require an in person appointment to begin a relationship with us. Working through the pandemic we have realized that many patients appreciate the convenience of seeing us by telemedicine and that we are still able to provide a highly interactive level of care and connect on an extremely personal level!

  • Adults age 18 years and older.

  • We do not contract with any insurance companies and we do not participate with Medicare or Medicaid. We are able to provide you with a superbill of your visit that you can submit to your insurance company if you are a member of a private payor insurance group that is not Medicare or Medicaid. We are also able to order lab testing that can be sent through laboratories that are part of your routine insurance coverage.

  • We cannot be your primary care provider. We do not offer physical exams, health screening exams, or diagnostic imaging. Our goal is to work in conjunction with your primary care provider, specialist, or OB-GYN to optimize your care and improve your health and quality of life. 

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