Denali OB-GYN

About Denali OB-GYN

What is Denali OB-GYN?

Denali OB-GYN is an obstetrics and gynecology practice at 3976 University Lake Drive, Suite 300, in Anchorage, Alaska. It opened in Anchorage in 2004. Its providers page lists nine providers, including Dr. Maude Vance, M.D., Dr. Richard Kilby, M.D., Dr. Omaira Colón, M.D., and Dr. Tanya Pasternack, M.D. Google users give it 4.8 from 637 reviews.

Its main work is women's health, from pregnancy and childbirth to gynecology and pelvic surgery. Hormone therapy is one of eight services, alongside the annual well woman exam, general health care, in-office procedures, minimally invasive surgery, MonaLisa Touch, obstetrics and pregnancy, and urogynecology. Its hormone therapy page covers transdermal therapy through patches or gels, pellet therapy with small hormone pellets placed under the skin, and bioidentical hormone replacement. It names estrogen and progesterone, but not specific products or doses. The page is aimed mainly at menopause and related symptoms such as hot flashes and irregular periods.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices for hormone therapy or for any other service. It does not say whether medication or pellets are included in any price, and it does not state a consultation fee. A "Preferred Insurance Providers" heading appears, but no insurers are named, so it is not clear which plans it accepts for hormone therapy. Billing questions go to (907) 334-7175 or (907) 334-7153. Ask for the full fee schedule before you book.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with the booking step. In its own words: "Contact us today to schedule an appointment with your provider or a consultation to discuss hormone therapy." Then ask which provider will handle your hormone therapy, since the clinic does not say which prescriber provides it. Ask whether the price includes the medication or pellets, and what a consultation costs if you need one first. Ask whether the hormones are brand-name or compounded, and which products and doses your plan would use. Ask what follow-up visits and lab work cost, whether any visits can be done by telehealth, since it does not mention them, and how cancellation works. Ask which insurers they accept, and which of the risks in its hormone therapy article apply to your own health history.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want hormone therapy from an Anchorage OB-GYN practice that has operated since 2004 and also handles pregnancy and general women's care, and you are willing to get prices, medication details and insurance answers in writing before you commit. If you need published prices or named products before you decide, it is worth calling to ask, but do not book until those answers are in hand.

Sources: denaliobgyn.com, denaliobgyn.com/service/hormone-therapy, denaliobgyn.com/services, denaliobgyn.com/could-hormone-therapy-be-right-for-you, denaliobgyn.com/providers

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Mon – Thur: 8 am – 5 pm Fri: 8 am – 2 pm

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