Orrego Center for Women's Health

About Orrego Center for Women's Health

What is Orrego Center for Women's Health?

Orrego Center for Women's Health is a women's health practice with offices in Ocoee and Clermont, Florida. Its main work is obstetrics and gynecology, and it says it has been caring for women in Central Florida for 24 years. Dr John Orrego, MD, ABOG, set up his private practice in Central Florida in 2002. He is board certified and a Fellow of the American Congress of Obstetrics and Gynecology. Carolyn DeWalden, PA-C, is the other prescriber named, and she joined him in 2005.

Its services include well woman exams, prenatal care, ultrasound, birth control, menopause care, treatment for menstrual problems, STDs and vaginitis, office procedures, hysteroscopies, and colposcopy with cervical conization. It also offers a line called Elite Image: Aesthetics, which lists Botox, facials, liposuction and labiaplasty. It does not name medical weight loss, peptide therapy or longevity medicine as services.

The hormone question is the one most readers will bring, and the answer is thin. The services list has a menopause entry, but there is no hormone therapy page. The only hormone wording is in Carolyn DeWalden's bio. In its own words: "helping women going into menopause through hormone supplementations." It does not say whether hormone care is offered at the Clermont office. It has a 4.6 rating on Google from 303 reviews.

This listing is for its Clermont office at 1715 E Hwy 50, building 3, suite A.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices, and it does not state a consultation fee or a cost for any service. It says it takes patients who are self-insured or covered by government or private insurance. It does not say whether any visit is paid in cash, or whether a membership, financing or payment plan is available. Telehealth is not mentioned either.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with the hormone question. Ask whether menopause hormone therapy is offered at the Clermont office, or only at Ocoee, and who would prescribe it. Ask whether the medication is brand-name or compounded, whether it is part of any fee, and what the visits, lab work and follow-up cost.

Then ask whether a first visit is billed to insurance or paid in cash, and what the cash price is. If you are interested in the Elite Image: Aesthetics services, ask what they cost if you pay yourself. Ask whether telehealth is available, and how you would cancel or change an appointment if you pay out of pocket.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want gynecology, prenatal care or a menopause visit from a practice that takes insurance and has 24 years in Central Florida, and you are willing to confirm the hormone details by phone before you book. It is a poor match if you came looking for cash-pay weight loss, peptide or longevity care, since none of those are named.

Sources: orregocenter.com, orregocenter.com/about

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