Jomon Wellness

08/05/2026

Today was a BIG day at Jomon Wellness. 🇺🇸🔔

We found out that a veteran we recently helped was awarded an increase from 20% service connection to 100% permanent and total disability as of TODAY.

What makes this even more incredible? His exams and claims were only submitted on 4/22/26.

This veteran had been fighting to keep his claim alive after previous denials. The difference was simple: taking the time to truly listen, thoroughly review the records, document the condition appropriately, and provide the level of detail and medical rationale the veteran deserved from the beginning.

This award will result in over $30,000 in back pay for this veteran and his family. That is life-changing.

At Jomon Wellness, we celebrate WITH our veterans. We feel the excitement, relief, and validation right alongside them because these are benefits they earned through service and sacrifice protecting our country.

Moments like this are exactly why we do what we do.

RING THE BELL!!! 🔔🇺🇸

11/02/2026

Today I got one of the best phone calls a provider can receive.

A Veteran we've been working with was just approved for 100% disability. He was at 10% when he came to us.

This didn’t happen on the first try. It didn’t happen easily. There were multiple attempts, persistence, documentation, clarification, and advocacy. But he stayed the course — and today it paid off. Since working with us, the process has taken approximately 4-5 months.

When we do these exams and write these opinions, it’s not paperwork to us. It’s personal.

These are real people who served, real families affected, and real financial security on the line.
We don’t celebrate “wins” because of business.
We celebrate because a Veteran finally received what he earned.

And yes — when they win, it feels like a win for us too.

If you’re a Veteran who has been denied, underrated, or told “no” before… sometimes it’s not the end of the road. Sometimes it just means the case needs to be presented correctly, clearly, and thoroughly.

Today we celebrate one more Veteran being recognized.

And that never gets old. 🇺🇸

02/02/2026

“A patient walked into the doc for a visit…”

The patient says, “So I read something and wanted to ask if this could help me.”
The provider replies, “Nope. That’s not a thing.”
Keyboard clicks. Door opens. Visit ends.

Patient walks out thinking: Am I crazy? Was that a dumb question? Why did I even bother asking?

🙃 Sound familiar?

It’s happened to me — as a patient — more than once. And it stuck with me. Because curiosity shouldn’t be punished, and questions shouldn’t be dismissed just because they don’t fit neatly into a 10-minute, checkbox-driven visit.

As a provider, I’ve made a promise to myself: I will always keep an open mind. That doesn’t mean every idea is the right fit — but it does mean it deserves a conversation. Education. Context. An explanation of why something may or may not be appropriate for you.

I welcome patients who come in informed. I welcome discussions. I welcome the chance to say, “Let’s look at that together.” I take the time because I can — and because I believe your care shouldn’t be dictated by rushed visits, insurance constraints, or corporate oversight.

There are many conversations to be had when it comes to our health. Your provider should be the first person you feel safe having them with.

I thrive on partnering with patients — not dictating, dismissing, or shutting them down.

Equal partners. Shared decisions. Better outcomes.

Let’s do this together

01/02/2026

Updated listings for official locations.
There are now 6 open in Kentucky.

The Post Dispensary, located at 300 N. Main St, Beaver Dam, KY 42320, will be opening Saturday, December 13, 2025 at 10 AM CST with limited product availability. You can learn more here​. ​

01/02/2026

My husband got me this for Christmas and I haven't had a chance to explore it yet but am so excited!
Thought I would share in case anyone else as nerdy as me is interested in this type of thing.

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01/02/2026

🌤 Good morning and happy Sunday.

As winter starts to wind down, it’s a great time to support your body through the seasonal transition. Late winter can still be tough on immunity, sinuses, energy levels, and sleep — especially after months of cold air, indoor heat, and shorter days. A little intentional care now can help you finish the season strong and step into spring feeling better.

✨ Support Your Immune System Through the Transition

Your immune system is still working overtime. Focus on whole, nutrient-dense foods like vegetables, fruits, garlic, ginger, bone broth, quality protein, and healthy fats to replenish what winter may have depleted.

💤 Prioritize Rest and Recovery

Many people feel more fatigued at the end of winter than the beginning. Consistent sleep and allowing your body extra rest when needed helps regulate hormones, support immune balance, and restore energy.

🌬 Protect and Soothe Nasal Passages

Even as temperatures rise, indoor air can remain dry and irritating. Using a nasal saline spray helps keep nasal passages moist, supports your body’s natural defenses, and reduces irritation and congestion common this time of year.

💧 Hydration Still Matters

Cold weather often leads to chronic dehydration. Water, herbal teas, and warm liquids help support mucosal health, lymphatic flow, and overall immune resilience as your body shifts seasons.

🚶‍♀️ Gentle Movement + Stress Support

As daylight increases, light movement like walking or stretching can help reset circadian rhythms, improve circulation, and boost mood. Managing stress is just as important — chronic stress can quietly suppress immune function.

🌿 Think Ahead to Spring

Late winter is the perfect time to rebuild your foundation: adequate vitamin D (if needed), balanced nutrition, consistent sleep, and daily habits that support resilience before allergy season and spring illnesses arrive.

Small, steady habits now make a big difference later.

Take care of your body — it’s been working hard all winter.
☀️🌱

31/01/2026

Waking up between 2–4 AM?

Feeling exhausted but unable to sleep?

This isn’t always stress—and it isn’t “just getting older.”

Sleep disruption is one of the earliest and most common signs of perimenopause, even years before periods stop. Hormone fluctuations can affect temperature regulation, stress hormones, and how deeply the brain sleeps.
Take a look at this quick self-check and see how many sound familiar.
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Comment “SLEEP” if this resonates or save this post to come back to later.

26/01/2026

Have Chronic Fatigue? Gulf War Veterans Should File Before 12/31/2026
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS / ME-CFS) is a recognized VA condition — and right now, it is presumptive for qualifying Gulf War Veterans.
⏰ Important:
The presumptive period for CFS ends December 31, 2026.
If you served in the Southwest Asia theater of operations (like Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, UAE, Oman and nearby waters/airspace) on or after August 2, 1990, and your symptoms are significant enough to affect your daily life, you may qualify under the current presumptive rules.
Visit https://www.va.gov/disability/eligibility/hazardous-materials-exposure/gulf-war-illness-southwest-asia/ for a full list of theater locations.
⚠️ After 12/31/2026:
You can still file a claim, but you will likely need stronger medical evidence linking CFS to your service instead of relying on automatic presumption.
✔ A current, formal diagnosis of CFS is required for a successful claim.
✔ Filing before the deadline can make the process simpler and stronger.
If you’re experiencing ongoing fatigue, brain fog, or feeling completely wiped out after physical or mental activity, don’t wait. It is highly recommended to file before the presumptive window closes.
Learn your options before the deadline.
Veteran-focused evaluations available.
Get informed now — deadlines matter.
jomonwellness.com
859-287-2949

Educational information only. Not affiliated with the VA. A medical diagnosis or evaluation does not guarantee VA disability approval.

19/01/2026

Sad to hear this. I've always loved the Farmers' Almanac.

Farmers' Almanac says its 2026 edition is its last, citing the growing financial challenges of producing and distributing the book in today's "chaotic media environment."

15/01/2026

New Year – New You Medical Weight Loss Promotion
Now through February 28th, take advantage of special savings to get started:
Initial weight loss consultation $99 (regularly $149)
Includes medical evaluation, eligibility screening, and labs
First month 50% OFF
Injectable treatment programs normally start around $200/month
All treatment plans are 50% off regular pricing for the first month
Pricing varies based on individualized treatment plan
Call 859-287-2949 to schedule your consultation or for more information.
Offer valid through February 28th.

09/01/2026

Another win for one of our veterans and we couldn't be more excited for them!!! Approved in 6 days, even though there's a reported back-log of claims right now.