Dr. Carrie Leff

About Dr. Carrie Leff

What is Dr. Carrie Leff?

Dr. Carrie Leff is a membership-based primary care practice for women in midlife, based in Farmington Hills, Michigan. It is at 30335 W 13 Mile Rd Ste 103, Farmington Hills, MI 48334, and the phone number is (248) 290-9024. Dr. Carrie Leff is the prescriber, a board-certified internist and certified menopause provider.

The practice offers women's primary care, hormone and menopause care, personalized hormone therapy, non-hormonal therapy for symptoms such as hot flashes, insomnia, and mood changes, sexual health, IUD insertion or removal, breast cancer risk assessment and survivorship care, nutrition and weight management, and after-hours virtual urgent care. Weight management is one service on that list, not the main focus. Visits can be in person or virtual. It does not list its hours or a service area. Google shows a rating of 5 from 16 reviews.

In its own words: "Enrollment in my practice is intentionally limited so I can provide personalized, high-quality care to each member."

What does it cost?

Care runs on an annual membership fee instead of per-visit billing through insurance. The membership covers an annual wellness exam, up to 12 more visits a year in person or virtually, sick and urgent visits, menopause and hormone management, and ongoing care coordination. It does not say whether the hormone medication is included. Lab tests, imaging, hospital services, and certain specialized screenings are not included and may be billed separately through insurance.

It does not publish its annual fee, a consultation fee, or a price for hormone therapy, so ask for each before you book. Family members can join at lower rates. A significant other receives $500 off their membership. A daughter age 26 or younger can enroll at an annual rate of $1,500, and each additional daughter under 26 can be added to the annual membership for $500.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with the annual fee, then ask whether the hormone medication is inside it or billed on top. Ask whether the medication is brand-name or compounded, and which hormone medications you would be prescribed, since none are named publicly. Ask which lab tests you can expect in the first year, which of those insurance will bill, and what you will pay for them. Ask whether a consultation costs anything before you enroll.

Ask how long the waitlist runs once enrollment reaches capacity, and whether you can join it while the practice is full. Ask how cancellation and refunds work, because the terms are not posted. Ask who writes your prescriptions and who answers when a question comes up between visits.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you are a woman in midlife who wants one physician to handle menopause, hormones, sexual health, and primary care, and you are ready to pay an annual fee plus the costs that fee leaves out. It is a weaker match if your main goal is weight loss, since that is one service among several.

Sources: drcarrieleff.com, drcarrieleff.com/faqs

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