Programs

Find the program that fits your life

Wildwood offers medical and non-medical programs. The difference is simple: medical programs include visits with a provider (or mental health counselor) and a personalized care plan for a specific condition. Non-medical programs teach the same healthy lifestyle in a group setting, without individual medical care.

Medical care is provided by LifeMed Clinic clinicians, right here on our campus, supervised by Greg Steinke, MD, MPH. About our medical care →

The Parlor at Wildwood, where guests gather for lectures, devotions, and worship.
Non-Medical Program

Life Alignment Program

A 7-day, 11-day, or 25-day hands-on lifestyle immersion — learn healthy living by living it, with a Lifestyle Educator and an encouraging group.

From $3,000 per person · room & board included

The Teaching Kitchen at Wildwood, where guests learn to cook healthy plant-based meals.
Non-Medical Program

Wellness Experience

The gentlest way to begin: come for a single day, stay 7–11 days, or learn from home — and experience the Wildwood lifestyle for yourself.

1-Day Visit $150 · Virtual $275 · Residential from $2,300 (room & board included)

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Programs & prices at a glance

Per person, including room and board. A family companion can share your room at a reduced rate — see each program page for companion and caregiver prices. Our most popular choice is the 11-day Disease Reversal program — $4,500 per person.

Program7 days11 days25 days
Mental Health Program Medical—$4,700$8,900
Life Alignment Non-medical$3,000$3,800$7,400
Wellness Experience Non-medical$2,300$3,100—
Disease Reversal + Mental Health ProgramCombined 25-day stay——$8,500

About the 25-day stays: They are not different programs — they follow the 11-day program again, with more time, more medical appointments, more treatments (including more hydrotherapy treatments), and longer follow-up for guests who need it because of their health conditions. A 25-day stay can also combine two programs — for example, Disease Reversal followed by the Mental Health Program — $8,500, the Disease Reversal 25-day price, the cheaper of the two. You pay for the 25 days, and Guest Services will help you plan it.

Also available: a 1-Day Visit for $150 (optional provider consult +$200) and the Virtual Experience for $275 — see the Wellness Experience. Not sure which length you need? It depends on your condition — call Guest Services at 706-419-3883 and we’ll help you decide. New groups arrive every other Sunday — see upcoming dates.

See the FAQ for deposit, payment, and cancellation terms.

What a published study of our guests found

In a peer-reviewed study (Nutrients, 2026) of 109 guests in Wildwood’s residential programs, average changes from arrival to the end of the program included:

−16 mg/dLTotal cholesterol
−6 mmHgSystolic blood pressure
−7 lbWeight (3.2 kg)

Guests who kept the habits kept the benefits — weight and triglyceride improvements were still there at follow-up, on average 8.6 months later.

Averages from a published study of 109 Wildwood guests (2021–22). Individual results vary. The study observed guests during and after the program; it did not include a comparison group. Read the study in plain words →

Help me choose

A few questions, one clear answer

Answer a few short questions and we will show you the price for your stay — your program, your length, and who is coming with you. Room and board are included in every price.

Step 1 of 3

Step 1: What brings you to Wildwood?

Still not sure? Call Guest Services at 706-419-3883 — we’re happy to talk it through with you.

A different kind of care

A typical doctor visit vs. Wildwood

Many guests ask how a stay here is different from the care they already get. Here is a fair, side-by-side look — no statistics, nothing exaggerated.

ComparedA typical doctor visitWildwood
Time with your clinician A short visit, often focused on one problem Scheduled appointments with LifeMed clinicians during your stay — 2 to 6 visits depending on your program
Focus Treating symptoms Finding root causes and changing daily habits
Food & movement General advice to eat better and exercise Plant-based meals served daily, a teaching kitchen, and guided walks and exercise
Medicines Prescriptions adjusted at brief check-ins Medicines reviewed by the medical team; changes made together with you, never on your own
Setting A clinic office A residential stay on our campus — rest, nature, classes, and treatments in one place
What you learn & support Little time for teaching — you’re mostly on your own between visits. Daily classes and cooking school, and your own Lifestyle Educator who walks with you through the program and helps you build habits for home.