Bluegrass Family Wellness

About Bluegrass Family Wellness

What is Bluegrass Family Wellness?

Bluegrass Family Wellness is mainly a direct primary care practice at 6001 Claymont Village Drive, Suite 5, in Crestwood, Kentucky 40014. The phone number is (502) 532-8223. The clinic names Dr. Molly Rutherford as its physician, who is board certified in Family Medicine and Addiction Treatment and has more than a decade of experience treating opioid addiction. The office is open Monday through Thursday from 8 to 5 and Friday from 8 to 4, and it closes from 12 to 1 for lunch. Google lists the practice under Doctor with a 4.6 rating from 22 reviews.

The practice offers three services. Direct Primary Care is a membership arrangement. In its own words: "Paying a membership fee to your physician allows him/her to limit the patient panel, and thus spend more time with you at your appointment and interact with you via email and phone." Addiction Help uses buprenorphine and Vivitrol. Hormone Optimization is the third service. Its clinicians and staff were trained on hormone therapy by Evexias Health Solutions, and the practice uses Evexipel pellet technology when a patient wants pellet therapy. It does not name any other hormone treatments.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices for its membership, its hormone care, or its pellet therapy. It also does not say whether any price includes medication or pellets, whether it accepts insurance, or what a consultation costs. Ask for every figure in writing before you book.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask what the monthly membership fee is and whether it covers office visits, messages, and phone calls. Ask whether hormone medication or pellets are part of any price, and what they cost on their own. Ask which hormone treatments besides pellets the clinic offers, and whether the pellets are a brand-name product or compounded.

Dr. Rutherford is the physician the clinic names, but it does not say who places pellets or who manages a patient's hormone treatment afterward. Ask that directly. Also ask whether lab work for hormone care is billed separately, whether the clinic offers telehealth, and whether it bills any visit to insurance. Finally, ask how a membership is cancelled and whether any fee applies.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a physician you can reach directly and you are ready to pay a membership fee for that access, or if you want one office for addiction treatment with buprenorphine or Vivitrol and for pellet hormone care. If you need the clinic to bill your insurance, get that answer before you book.

Sources: bluegrassfamilywellness.com

Services Offered

Hours

M-Th 8-5 • F 8-4 // closed 12-1pm for lunch

Location