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Pre-Appointment Process

Before moving forward, please take the time you need to understand this treatment approach, your condition, and your treatment options. If you want to move forward, please send information for Dr. Isaacs to assess, to determine if this program is a good fit for your situation. She does not charge for reviewing your material.

Here are the steps for you to follow:

Step 1: Understanding This Treatment Approach

Are you familiar with what is involved? If you aren’t, then please review the material on the home page of this site to learn more. To learn about costs, click here. Are you unable or unwilling to travel to the office? Dr. Isaacs cannot give advice to patients she has never physically seen, because of legal constraints by governmental agencies.

For Cancer Patients: If you have a cancer diagnosis, we suggest that you see an oncologist and review your options for treatment and their effectiveness. You may wish to review the National Cancer Institute's cancer information. You may also wish to review Dr. Isaacs' article, “Deciding Whether to Pursue an Alternative Cancer Therapy.” We are frequently asked for testimonials and statistics; click here for a discussion of this topic.

If you are currently receiving chemotherapy and/or radiation, Dr. Isaacs advises you not to do this program at this time (though the program can be combined with hormone blockade). Patients who combine more than one approach may not get the full benefit of any of the therapies. You are welcome to contact the office once you have finished. For legal and ethical reasons, Dr. Isaacs cannot take the responsibility of advising any patient about whether or not to receive chemotherapy or radiation. Patients need to make their own decisions based on the merits of those therapies.

Step 2: Send Information

Send us a written description of your illness or the problem for which you want help. If you feel well but are looking for health maintenance, describe any past medical problems. Write as if you are telling your story, rather than as an outline. Dr. Isaacs will then personally review this material. There is no charge for the pre-appointment review of your submission.

The patient should be the one to write, to provide more accurate information.

Please include:

Along with your summary, send relevant medical records, which may include:

If you do not have immediate access to all of your medical records, go ahead and send your written description of your problem. If and when an appointment is scheduled, Dr. Isaacs would appreciate receiving all relevant records. Please do not send discs of CT scans or MRIs; Dr. Isaacs prefers the written reports from the radiologist. Note: the material you send will not be returned.

You may upload your information on the secure upload page. If you use the upload feature, be sure the files are in PDF or Microsoft Word formats, since we may not be able to open other file types.

You may also send the material by fax, mail, or delivery services such as UPS or Federal Express. If your item requires a signature, please call with tracking information.

The address and phone are as follows:

Linda L. Isaacs, M.D.
2500 West William Cannon Drive
Suite 603
Austin, TX 78745
Phone: 737-208-0831
Fax: 737-242-8223

Please do not come by the office without an appointment. Submitting your information does not create a doctor-patient relationship; this is not established until a treatment plan is begun.

Step 3: Call to Follow Up

The doctor will review submitted information at the end of the business day it is received. Because of time limitations, Dr. Isaacs is unable to speak with potential patients, but she personally reviews all material submitted. To get her assessment, you must call the office to speak to a staff member on the business day after your material was received.


Our hours of operation are:

We are in the Central US Time Zone. We are closed on Saturdays, Sundays, all United States Postal Service holidays, and additional days around holidays in November and December.

If you have any questions about this process, give the office a call.

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