Central Clinic for Women

About Central Clinic for Women

What is Central Clinic for Women?

Central Clinic for Women is an OBGYN practice at 9601 Baptist Health Drive, Suite 500, in Little Rock, Arkansas 72205. It sits on the Baptist Health campus. Its main work is women's health: annual exams, pregnancy care, menopause care, 3D screening mammography and IUDs. Five physicians are named: Dr. Lindsay Heulitt, Dr. Cindy Hubach, Dr. Amy Wiedower, Dr. Amy Galdamez and Dr. Sara Goldsholl. Their credentials are not listed, so none are shown here.

The clinic also offers hormone therapy, though it is not in its main services list. Its blog posts say: "We proudly offer Biote Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT) for both men and women." The posts describe the treatment as bioidentical hormones given as subcutaneous pellets about the size of a grain of rice, placed in the upper buttocks during an outpatient procedure. The clinic notes that full treatment may involve additional follow-up visits.

The clinic is open Monday through Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, and closed on weekends. Its phone number is 501-227-5885. Google lists it as a women's health clinic with a rating of 4 from 118 reviews.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices, not for a consultation, not for BHRT, and not for any other visit. It does not say whether hormone care is covered by insurance or paid in cash. It does not say whether a fee includes the hormones, and it does not mention financing, payment plans or membership terms. If you call, ask for the full cost of your first visit and of the hormone treatment itself before you book.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with who prescribes the hormones and who places the pellets. Five physicians are named, but the clinic does not say which of them handles BHRT, or whether a nurse or another staff member does the insertion. Ask that directly.

Next, ask whether the hormones are the brand-name product or compounded, and who makes them. Ask whether the monthly or per-treatment cost includes the medication, and whether pellet insertion, follow-up visits and lab work are billed separately. Ask how many follow-up visits to expect in the first months, and what each one costs.

Ask whether any part of the care can be done by video, since the clinic does not say. Finally, ask whether there is a contract or membership, how to cancel, and whether any fees are refundable. Get the answers in writing before you pay anything.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a women's health practice near Baptist Health for Pap smears, IUDs, mammograms or menopause visits, and you want to ask about BHRT in the same place. If you are looking for a weight loss, peptide or longevity program, this clinic does not list those services.

Sources: centralclinicforwomen.com, centralclinicforwomen.com/how-to-recognize-a-hormone-imbalance, centralclinicforwomen.com/were-here-to-help-you-face-menopause-with-confidence

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