Radiant Image Health

About Radiant Image Health

What is Radiant Image Health?

Radiant Image Health is a functional medicine practice at 3119 B Crawfordville Highway in Crawfordville, Florida. It describes its service area as Crawfordville and Florida’s Big Bend Region. Jessica Oxendine, APRN, is the only prescriber it names. She describes earlier work on a stroke team and in interventional cardiology before she opened the practice.

Hormone and metabolic care make up most of what it offers. It lists bioidentical hormone therapy (BHRT), perimenopause and menopause care, PMS and cycle regulation, PCOS and fertility support, and thyroid and adrenal balance. Its metabolic program addresses weight loss resistance and insulin resistance. It also offers testosterone optimization for men, direct primary care memberships, and medical-grade skin treatments. It names peptides as part of its personalized medical care but does not name which peptides it uses, and it does not describe a longevity medicine program. Visits can be in the office or handled remotely. In its own words: "Many visits can be handled through secure telehealth if that’s more convenient for you." It does not publish office hours.

This listing is for its Crawfordville office at 3119 Crawfordville Hwy Ste B.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices, a first visit fee or a membership price. Its direct primary care membership is one monthly fee for unlimited office visits, direct messaging with the provider and same or next-day appointments. In its own words: "Memberships are cash-based and not billed through insurance." Concierge cash-pay visits are offered for acute care, minor procedures and other one-time services without a membership. Most labs can be billed through insurance, and uninsured patients can pay cash for them. It does not say whether the monthly fee includes medication.

What should you ask before you book?

Does the membership fee include medication, or is medication billed separately? Is the hormone medication brand-name or compounded, given that it names no medications? Which peptides are used, and what do they cost? What do the first visit, follow-up visits and lab panels cost? Are office visits billed to insurance, or only memberships and labs? How is a membership cancelled, and is there a commitment period? Who writes the prescriptions, and who covers care when Jessica Oxendine, APRN, is not available? When are visits held, since office hours are not published?

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want ongoing hormone or metabolic care from one named provider, you are ready to pay cash for a membership or visits, and you want the questions above answered before you book. It is less suited to anyone who needs published prices before they call, since none are published.

Sources: radiantimagehealth.com, radiantimagehealth.com/womens-health, radiantimagehealth.com/about, radiantimagehealth.com/contact, radiantimagehealth.com/faqs

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