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Welcome to Quantum Women's Health!


Jill Gustafson, CNM is thrilled to welcome you to her private practice. Please be sure to fill out the forms emailed to you in advance of your appointment. If you would like to be contacted if an earlier appointment becomes available, please email: [email protected]. Please note that we do require 24 hours notice for all cancellations.  
For new patients to establish care with our office. 
For new patients who want to establish care with us, but are not able to travel to Boise for appointments. In order to receive Telehealth care, you MUST be physically present in the state of Idaho during your Telehealth visit, AND you must have seen a primary care provider in the past 12 months.

For established patients who need an in-person follow-up visit to discuss updates to their current treatment plan. 
For established patients who need a Telehealth follow-up visit to discuss updates to their current treatment plan. 
For established patients who have not been seen in the past 12 months. 
For established patients who need a brief Telehealth appointment to discuss lab results or update their treatment plan.
This is a check-in visit for patients who are currently in treatment with Semaglutide or Mounjaro.
Are you interested in becoming a patient, but have specific questions about whether our care is right for you? Schedule a free 15 minute call with Jill Gustafson, CNM to learn more about what kind of care we offer.
We offer a discounted rate for patients 65 and older to establish care with our practice.
We offer a discounted rate to teens 18 and under who are seeking healthcare or education related to menstruation, fertility, or sexual & reproductive health.
For patients who live outside of Idaho and would like to meet with Jill for individualized menopause or sexual health education. This appointment includes a full review of your medical history and symptoms, midlife/hormone health education that is specific to your needs, and general wellness recommendations. Please note that we are not able to prescribe medications or order lab testing for out-of-state patients.