Osceola Gynecology

About Osceola Gynecology

What is Osceola Gynecology?

Osceola Gynecology is a gynecology practice with offices in Orlando, Kissimmee and St. Cloud, Florida, and it also lists Poinciana. Its stated focus is chronic pelvic pain and minimally invasive gynecologic surgery. Dr. Anthony Gyang completed a fellowship in those areas. He is a gynecologist and does not see obstetrics patients. The other prescribers the practice names are Esperanza M. Garzon, ARNP, and Erich Wyckoff, FACOG, MD.

It is not a weight loss or peptide clinic. Of the services this directory covers, the only one it offers is hormone therapy, and that comes through its menopause care. Its other services include well woman care, birth control, Pap smears, fibroids, endometriosis, hysterectomy, pelvic organ prolapse, urogynecology and urodynamics. Telemedicine is also available. In its own words: "We are now offering telemedicine appointments." It does not say which states that covers.

This listing is for its Orlando office at 2712 S Fern Creek Ave..

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices, not for menopause hormone therapy, a consultation, or a telemedicine visit. It says it accepts insurance and self-pay. The plans it lists include Aetna, Cigna, Humana, Medicare, Medicaid and UHC Commercial, and it asks patients to call the office with coverage questions. It does not describe a monthly fee, membership terms or a cancellation policy. Since it gives no medication prices, it also does not say whether any medication is included in a price.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask which prescriber will handle your hormone therapy. The menopause information names Dr. Gyang, but it does not say whether Esperanza M. Garzon, ARNP, or Erich Wyckoff, FACOG, MD, also prescribes hormone replacement therapy. Ask for the cost of the first visit, of follow-up visits, and of any lab work. Ask whether self-pay rates differ from insurance rates.

Ask which states the telemedicine visits serve, and whether a telemedicine visit can lead to a prescription. Ask whether the hormone is a brand-name product or a compounded one, and where the prescription is filled. Finally, ask how a visit is changed or cancelled, and whether any membership or contract applies.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want menopause care or hormone replacement therapy from a gynecology practice that also handles your other gynecologic care, and you are comfortable asking the questions above before you book. It is not the right match if you are looking for medical weight loss or peptide therapy, since it offers neither.

Sources: osceolagynecology.com, osceolagynecology.com/services/menopause, osceolagynecology.com/services, osceolagynecology.com/services/fibroids

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