The Bone Health Clinic
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What is The Bone Health Clinic?
The Bone Health Clinic is an osteoporosis practice at 8889 Bourgade Ave in Lenexa, Kansas. Dr. Shannon Carpenter, a board-certified orthopedic surgeon (ABOS), founded it and serves as Founder and Medical Director. Margaret "Greta" Dietz, APRN, is the other named prescriber. Its main focus is osteoporosis and osteopenia, with fracture prevention as the goal. It runs an in-house research-grade DXA bone density scan and a fracture prevention program, and it gives Prolia (denosumab) and Evenity (romosozumab) injections in the office.
Of weight loss, hormone therapy, peptide therapy, and longevity medicine, it lists only hormone therapy. Its menopause care covers estrogen therapy, oral or transdermal, progesterone when medically indicated, and vaginal estrogen, and it names estradiol and micronized progesterone among its options. In its own words: "At The Bone Health Clinic, we provide medically appropriate hormone therapy grounded in careful evaluation, shared decision-making, and individualized care." Telehealth visits are a separate service, a remote assessment with lab review and symptom evaluation, available in Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Florida, Illinois, and California. Google shows a 5 rating from 85 reviews.
What does it cost?
It does not publish prices or a consultation fee. It accepts insurance, and it handles prior authorizations and coordinates copay assistance for patients. For the injections, it buys the medication, gives it in the office, and bills your insurance directly, so your out-of-pocket share will depend on your plan. It does not say whether insurance covers hormone therapy. It does not publish membership terms, financing, or cancellation terms.
What should you ask before you book?
Ask who signs the hormone prescription. Dr. Carpenter and Greta Dietz are the named prescribers, but it does not say which of them handles hormone therapy. Ask whether your plan covers hormone therapy, and what you would pay if it does not. It states a preference: "FDA-approved options over compounded hormones." Ask which product it would use for you and whether that product is compounded. Ask what the DXA scan, follow-up visits, and lab work cost. For Prolia or Evenity, ask what your share will be once your insurer pays. Ask whether a telehealth visit is possible from your state, since its telehealth list is limited to the states named above. Finally, ask about office hours, which are not listed, and how to stop or cancel ongoing care, since no policy is published.
Who is it a good fit for?
This is a good fit if bone density or fracture risk is your reason for calling, and you want menopausal hormone therapy weighed alongside it. It is a weaker fit if you are looking for weight loss or peptide therapy, since neither is on its list of services.
Sources: thebonehealthclinic.com, thebonehealthclinic.com/menopause-hormone-therapy
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What we confirmed
Read off The Bone Health Clinic’s own website on 2026-10-12. These are their words, not ours.
- ✓Hormone therapy — listed on their site as “At The Bone Health Clinic, we provide medically appropriate hormone therapy grounded in careful evaluation, shared decision-making, and individualized care.” source