Loyalee Health

About Loyalee Health

What is Loyalee Health?

Loyalee Health is a Direct Primary Care practice at 178 Harold L. Dow Hwy, Suite 9, in Eliot, Maine. It serves individuals and families across Southern Maine and New Hampshire's Seacoast. Patients pay a membership instead of billing insurance. The prescriber on record is Jennifer Loichle, APRN, MSN, NP-C. She describes herself as a Board-Certified Primary Care Nurse Practitioner with over 10 years of experience.

Its services are menopause care, direct primary care, employer programs, acne treatment under the name Clear Skin Solutions, preventive health screenings, birth control and family planning, and mental health support. Menopause care gets the most detail. The practice says treatment "may include hormone therapy (when appropriate)," alongside non-hormonal supports and lifestyle changes. It does not list weight loss, GLP-1, testosterone or peptide services.

Office visits are by appointment only, for enrolled members, and the practice does not publish office hours. It has a Google rating of 5 from 5 reviews.

This listing is for its Eliot office at 178 Harold L. Dow Hwy Suite 9.

What does it cost?

The initial menopause consult is $249. It is a 60-minute visit that covers a full evaluation, treatment planning and lab work recommendations. Follow-up visits are $139. A membership option, the DPC Membership with Menopause Add On, is $150 a month. The practice says it includes complete menopause and primary care, no additional visit fees, and direct access to Jennifer. You can pay by automatic monthly payment or pay for the year up front.

The practice does not say whether medication is included in any of these prices, what hormone therapy itself costs, or what lab work costs. It does not state cancellation terms. It does not bill insurance, Medicare or Medicaid. In its own words: "Your membership is a direct agreement with Loyalee Health." The practice says an HSA or FSA can often be used, depending on the plan.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether the $150 membership is the only fee, and whether it covers the prescription and medication or whether those bill separately. Ask whether any hormone therapy is brand-name or compounded, and if it is compounded, which pharmacy fills it. Ask what the lab tests cost, who bills them, how many follow-up visits are included, and how to cancel a monthly membership or whether a prepaid year is refundable.

The employer section names Mending as the only insurance accepted, which conflicts with the no-insurance policy stated elsewhere, so ask which applies to you. Ask whether visits can be done by video or phone, since the practice does not say. Ask whether Jennifer personally signs each prescription. The menopause page offers a free 15-minute chat before you join, which is a place to ask these questions first.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a membership-based primary care relationship with one named clinician, you are comfortable paying cash, and menopause care is the main reason you are looking. It is not a fit if your main need is weight loss, GLP-1, testosterone or peptide treatment, since none of those are listed.

Sources: loyaleehealth.org, loyaleehealth.org/menopause-services, loyaleehealth.org/contact, loyaleehealth.org/about

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Office visits are by appointment only for our enrolled members. Please schedule a meet and greet if you’d like to inquire about membership.

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