Origin Medical

About Origin Medical

What is Origin Medical?

Origin Medical is a members-only medical practice at 1086 Copperfield Drive in Georgetown, Indiana, a short drive from Louisville, Kentucky. Members are seen in person at that office, and the practice welcomes members from Indiana, Kentucky and elsewhere. Its Google listing shows a rating of 5 from 3 reviews.

Two Advanced Practice Registered Nurses deliver the care. Ashley Giles, APRN founded the practice and serves as its clinical director, and her listed credentials include ABAAHP and FAAMM. Angela Thomas, APRN lists a Prodrome Science Elite Practitioner designation, a NuBioAge Longevity Medicine Certification and a Biote Certification.

The service list includes Hormone Optimization, Gut Restoration, Neural Therapy, Performance & Recovery IV, Regenerative Therapies, Red Light Therapy and Operator Syndrome, a clinical model that describes symptoms seen in special-operations veterans. Origin describes its Operator Syndrome care as not diagnosing, curing or treating any specific disease. On hormones, Origin's own words are: "Providers use diagnostics to personalize bioidentical hormone replacement and signaling therapies." Ashley's bio also mentions peptide therapies within her plans, though peptides are not a separate service on the list.

Office hours are Monday and Wednesday from 10:30 AM to 3:30 PM, Tuesday and Thursday from 8:30 AM to 6:30 PM, and closed Friday through Sunday.

What does it cost?

Origin does not publish membership prices. It does not publish a price for the initial intake and assessment, which covers the first two appointments, and it does not say whether medication is included in membership. No membership commitment or cancellation terms are published.

The first step is a free 20-minute conversation to answer questions and see whether the practice is a good fit. Origin does not bill insurance directly, so membership is cash pay and is paid straight to the clinic.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with the number. Ask what membership costs per month or per year, and what the initial intake and assessment costs on top of it. Ask whether the membership fee covers any medication, and if it does, whether that medication is brand-name or compounded. Ask which of the two APRNs writes each prescription.

Ask what follow-up visits and lab work cost, since testing is a large part of the approach. Ask whether supplements, IV therapies and the other add-on services are included or billed separately. Care is delivered mainly in person, and members see their provider in person at least once a year. Ask whether video visits are available between those visits, because that is not published. Finally, ask how a membership ends, how much notice is required and whether any fees are refunded. You can ask all of this at 812-668-6925.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a members-only practice with an office in Georgetown, Indiana, can attend in person at least once a year, and are comfortable paying a membership directly with no insurance billing. It is a weaker fit if you need a published price before booking, or if you were hoping for care that is mostly by video.

Sources: originmedclinic.com, originmedclinic.com/services, originmedclinic.com/providers, originmedclinic.com/memberships, originmedclinic.com/service-page/discovery-call

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