ReImagine Health
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What is ReImagine Health?
ReImagine Health is a lifestyle medicine practice at 1978 S Garrison St, Ste 114, in Lakewood, Colorado 80227. Its two listed prescribers are Erica Plimpton, DNP, FNP-BC, who is listed as lead provider and founder, and Madalyn Katz, DNP, FNP-C. The practice lists 10+ years of experience in lifestyle medicine. Its Google listing shows a 4.5 rating from 8 reviews.
The practice offers five services: lifestyle medicine consultation and screening, nutrition and supplementation, metabolism and weight management, gut health optimization, and bioidentical hormone balancing and replacement therapy. Hormone therapy is one of the five, and the practice's main work is the lifestyle consultation, built around lab work and the Six Pillars of Lifestyle Medicine. The weight management program does not name any weight loss medication. Telehealth follow-up visits are offered, and supplements are sold through a Fullscript dispensary. In its own words: "Bioidentical hormone therapy for women, men, and children experiencing hormonal imbalances."
What does it cost?
The lifestyle consultation page lists these estimated starting costs: a lab panel with interpretation for $300, an initial 90-minute consultation for $225 with Erica Plimpton or $180 with Madalyn Katz, a 20-minute telehealth follow-up for $50 with Erica Plimpton or $40 with Madalyn Katz, and a 45-minute in-person follow-up for $112 with Erica Plimpton or $90 with Madalyn Katz.
Other pages give different figures. The services page lists an initial visit at $180, labs at $250 or $300, and follow-up visits at $40 to $90. The metabolism page lists a $150 lab panel and a $90 initial 45-minute consultation, for a $240 starting total that excludes medication. Ask for current numbers before you book.
The clinic does not publish a price for hormone therapy. It says hormone testing and therapy costs are discussed during consultation, and gut health pricing works the same way. It does not say whether it accepts insurance, whether HSA or financing is available, whether any medication is included in its fees, or what its membership and cancellation terms are.
What should you ask before you book?
Ask which of the two providers would prescribe your hormone therapy and who would manage it over time. Ask whether any medication is included in the fees, what it costs on its own, and whether the hormones are compounded or brand-name products. Ask which labs are needed before hormone therapy starts and what follow-up labs cost beyond the $300 panel.
If children are a concern, ask whether the practice treats them and which provider would see them. Ask whether it accepts insurance or HSA payments. Ask how you cancel or pause the program and whether any fee applies. Finally, ask for the clinic's hours and where telehealth visits can be done from, since neither is listed.
Who is it a good fit for?
This is a good fit if you want a lifestyle-first consultation built around lab work, and you want hormone therapy costs confirmed in writing before your first visit. The clinic is not a primary care practice. In its own words: "Reimagine Health is not considered a PCP and is not responsible for routine health maintenance typically available through your PCP/Insurance." If you need routine care, keep your primary care provider.
Sources: reimagine-healthcare.com, reimagine-healthcare.com/our-providers, reimagine-healthcare.com/lifestyle-medicine-consultation-screening-services
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What we confirmed
Read off ReImagine Health’s own website on 2026-10-11. These are their words, not ours.
- ✓Hormone therapy — listed on their site as “Bioidentical Hormone Balancing & Replacement Therapy” source