$8,000 for treatment plan, Dale Kelly is not a Medical Doctor. I met Dale Kelly a few weeks ago (he was a referral from a neighbor) to address some "strange" health issues I've been dealing with, and he recommend I complete an extensive blood panel, hormone tests and check my neuro-transmitters. It cost $800 for the tests and ~$150 for the visit. The results showed a number of issues which he defined (the cause of) as "leaky gut". When I met with him to conduct the follow-up, he said they had a 6-month program to help resolve my issues. The cost? No joke. This is true. $8,000. EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS. Supposedly this included supplements, consultations, and was "custom tailored" for my issues. When I asked him the specifics of what the treatment included (such as supplement types, etc.) he couldn't provide a viable answer. The second I told him we couldn't afford that price, he essentially tuned us out and escorted us out of his office a minute or two later. "We'll be here when you're ready" was his last statement. I've never experienced such insane (and IMO extortionist) pricing paired with a lackluster disposition. His demeanor was that he simply did not care. I've worked with alternative healthcare professionals for more than 20 years, and have never, ever experienced anything like this. While his core diagnosis of the test results appeared to be reasonable, I do think he is taking advantage of people; even if he can help them, the cost is just too high - and now that I have studied the test results and understand what they mean, I can pursue resolving my issues at a fraction of the cost he was going to charge. Oh, and Dale Kelly is not a Medical Doctor. DC (Chiropractic), CFMP (Certification in the Practice of Functional Medicine) and D.PSc (Pastoral Medicine Degree - which is acquired by paying cash and agreeing with principals). So, does he help people? I don't know. But I do know he's engaging in a money grab and leveraging people's issues (with blood work, etc.) as a basis to convince them to "pay up for treatment". read more