Wishing Wellness Medical

Wishing Wellness Medical Personalized Health Care, designed with you for your lifestyle.

Functional Medicine & Direct Primary Care, serving two location in Las Vegas and providing virtual care to patients in Nevada, California, Florida, Missouri, Arizona and Hawaii Offering Functional Medicine, Direct Primary Care, Medical Ma*****na services and Tai Chi, Qigong, Meditation and Yoga classes at Wishing Wellness Studio and with two offices in Las Vegas: Henderson and Summerlin

Planning things you genuinely look forward to is more than a scheduling exercise—it is a form of self-care. Having somet...
01/21/2026

Planning things you genuinely look forward to is more than a scheduling exercise—it is a form of self-care. Having something on the calendar that brings excitement and connection can shift your mindset, reduce stress, and add positive momentum to even the busiest weeks.

Last week, we did just that by intentionally planning our date night to go see our local Vegas Golden Knights play. Great energy, great company, and a truly lovely evening. A simple reminder that prioritizing moments of joy and shared experiences pays dividends well beyond the night itself.

Wellness is often misunderstood as something complex or time-consuming, but at its core it is about alignment. When dail...
01/16/2026

Wellness is often misunderstood as something complex or time-consuming, but at its core it is about alignment. When daily habits support how the body and mind are designed to function, health becomes more stable and resilient.

Staying hydrated, moving regularly, eating with intention, getting adequate sleep, and allowing time to decompress are not trends—they are fundamentals. When practiced consistently, they reduce stress on the system and improve both physical and mental well-being.

Wellness is not achieved through extremes. It is built through awareness, balance, and choices that can be repeated day after day.

One of the most reliable ways to predict future health is not through genetics or short-term interventions, but through ...
01/14/2026

One of the most reliable ways to predict future health is not through genetics or short-term interventions, but through the small, decisive choices made every day.

What we eat, how we move, how we sleep, how we manage stress, and whether we prioritize preventive care all compound over time. These daily decisions shape metabolic health, immune resilience, cognitive function, and longevity far more than occasional efforts ever could.

Health is built quietly and consistently. When we choose intention in the small moments, we create a future that is stronger, more resilient, and sustainable.

*Bleigießen is a traditional New Year’s custom where melted lead is poured into cold water and interpreted for symbols believed to offer insight into the year ahead. It’s a reflective, playful ritual that invites conversation, curiosity, and intention as we welcome the new year.

From a functional medicine perspective, winter is not a season to resist—it is a season to work with. Shorter days and c...
01/12/2026

From a functional medicine perspective, winter is not a season to resist—it is a season to work with. Shorter days and colder temperatures signal the body to slow down, conserve energy, and focus on repair and resilience.

Supporting wellness in winter means prioritizing sleep, nourishing the body with warming, nutrient-dense foods, and maintaining movement that supports circulation and metabolic health. Activities like skiing, snowshoeing, or winter hiking provide more than exercise; they offer exposure to natural light, time outdoors, and stress reduction through connection with nature.

Functional medicine emphasizes rhythm and balance. When we honor the natural pace of winter while staying gently active, we support immune health, mental well-being, and long-term vitality—setting a strong foundation for the seasons ahead.

Connection with your partner does not require grand gestures or long conversations. It is built through small, intention...
01/09/2026

Connection with your partner does not require grand gestures or long conversations. It is built through small, intentional moments repeated throughout the day.

A quick check-in text, sharing a thought you just had, a genuine compliment, or a few seconds of eye contact before heading out the door all count. Sending a song, making coffee the way they like it, expressing appreciation, or simply asking how their day is really going creates emotional continuity. These small acts signal presence, safety, and care.

Healthy relationships are sustained by consistency, not intensity. When you look for simple ways to connect—again and again—you strengthen trust, intimacy, and resilience over time.

One of our family favorites is making sushi at home. It has become a simple way for us to spend time together while bein...
01/07/2026

One of our family favorites is making sushi at home. It has become a simple way for us to spend time together while being intentional about what we eat.

Preparing sushi at home encourages mindful eating, creativity, and connection. We can choose fresh ingredients, balance flavors, and control portions, all while turning a meal into a shared experience rather than a rushed routine.

Wellness is not only about nutrition—it is also about relationships and presence. Sometimes the healthiest moments come from slowing down, cooking together, and enjoying food as a family.

Spending time outdoors is one of the simplest ways to support overall health—and it remains valuable even during the win...
01/05/2026

Spending time outdoors is one of the simplest ways to support overall health—and it remains valuable even during the winter months. Fresh air, natural light, and gentle movement help regulate mood, support immune function, and improve sleep quality.

Cold weather does not eliminate the benefits of being outside. A short walk, time in sunlight, or even stepping outdoors for a few minutes can positively impact mental clarity and stress levels. When outdoor time is limited, opening your windows to allow fresh air and circulation into your space can also support well-being.

Health is shaped by small, consistent behaviors. Staying connected to the outdoors—year-round—is a practical and effective way to support both physical and mental wellness

Winter naturally invites us to slow down, and from a health and wellness perspective, that pause is worth honoring. Shor...
01/02/2026

Winter naturally invites us to slow down, and from a health and wellness perspective, that pause is worth honoring. Shorter days and quieter schedules create space to focus inward—on rest, reflection, and rebuilding energy.

This season is an opportunity to prioritize sleep, nourish the body with warming, balanced meals, and support mental health through stillness. Reading, journaling, and reflecting help restore clarity and reduce the constant stimulation that often leads to burnout.

Wellness is not always about doing more. Sometimes it is about allowing the body and mind the time they need to recover, reset, and prepare for the seasons ahead.

Happy New Year to our clients, community, and followers. As we look ahead, this is a valuable time to plan for a product...
12/31/2025

Happy New Year to our clients, community, and followers. As we look ahead, this is a valuable time to plan for a productive year with wellness at the center.

From a health perspective, productivity is less about motivation and more about structure. It improves when the body and mind are supported, not overstretched. Protect the basics—consistent sleep, regular meals, and realistic movement—and build your schedule around these non-negotiables rather than fitting them in last. Focus on a small number of clear priorities and leave space between commitments to reset and recover.

When wellness leads the plan, progress becomes sustainable, focused, and far more effective throughout the year ahead.

In a world that moves quickly and often feels divided, kindness and patience matter more than ever. Each person we encou...
12/29/2025

In a world that moves quickly and often feels divided, kindness and patience matter more than ever. Each person we encounter is carrying something we cannot see—stress, loss, uncertainty, or fatigue.

Being kinder does not require grand gestures. It starts with listening without interrupting, responding instead of reacting, and allowing space for others to be human. Patience is a form of respect; it signals that we value people beyond their mistakes or moments of frustration.

When we choose empathy over judgment, we not only improve our relationships—we create a healthier, more compassionate environment for everyone.

Everyone we meet—whether family, friends, or acquaintances—enters our lives for a reason. Some bring support, joy, and c...
12/26/2025

Everyone we meet—whether family, friends, or acquaintances—enters our lives for a reason. Some bring support, joy, and connection. Others bring lessons we never asked for.

Not all lessons come gently. Some arrive through betrayal, absence, lies, manipulation, pain, or deep embarrassment. These experiences can be painful and humbling, and often they leave lasting marks. But they also reveal truths—about boundaries, resilience, self-worth, and what we will no longer tolerate.

Growth does not mean excusing harm or glorifying suffering. You did not grow because of what was done to you; you grew because you survived it. The lesson was not the pain itself, but the strength, clarity, and self-awareness that emerged when you chose to keep going.

Happy Holidays! As we move through this season of gatherings and travel, it’s especially important to be mindful of our ...
12/24/2025

Happy Holidays! As we move through this season of gatherings and travel, it’s especially important to be mindful of our health and the well-being of those around us.

With cold, flu, and COVID circulating widely, this is a good time to return to the basics of prevention. From our health and wellness office, a few simple, consistent habits can go a long way in protecting you and those around you:

Wash your hands frequently and thoroughly, especially after being in public spaces. Prioritize adequate sleep, as rest is critical for immune function. Eat a balanced, nutrient-dense diet and consider appropriate vitamins or supplements as recommended by your healthcare provider. Limit or avoid alcohol, which can suppress immune response. And if you or a loved one has cold or flu symptoms, wearing a mask and staying home when possible helps reduce spread.

Preventive care is not complicated—it is intentional. Small daily choices make a meaningful difference in keeping our community healthy.

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Wishing Wellness Medical

Personalized Health Care, designed with you for your lifestyle. Offering Primary Care and Functional Medicine, including Tai Chi, Qigong, Meditation and Yoga classes at Wishing Wellness Studio and offices in Las Vegas: Henderson and Summerlin

At Wishing Wellness Medical we offer same day or next day appointments. We also love 'seeing' patients via phone or video consults. Dr Scott is a board certified family MD in the states of Nevada and Florida. He sees patients of all ages.

Dr Scott sees patients in both Summerlin and Henderson. Call us today 702-970-1111 to find out more about Exceptional Primary Care in Las Vegas for $149 a month. Insurance Free, No Copays. Unlimited, unhurried, 24h virtual care, wholesale meds, labs and imagine.

Henderson 10120 South Eastern Avenue #130 Henderson, NV 89052