Mission Obstetrics and Gynecology, Warren

About Mission Obstetrics and Gynecology, Warren

What is Mission Obstetrics and Gynecology, Warren?

Mission Obstetrics and Gynecology, Warren is an OB/GYN practice at 11300 13 Mile Road, Suite 4A in Warren, Michigan, part of Together Women's Health. It is mainly a general obstetrics and gynecology practice, offering annual exams, breast health, gynecologic surgery, robotic surgery, obstetrics, adolescent care and family planning, with menopause management as one of its services. The prescribers listed are Stephanie Paluda, MD, Kristen Wuckert, MD, Caprice McGrail, MD, Catherine Pokropek, MD, Melissa Bayci, MD, Emma Randall, MD, and Katie Wohlfert, WHNP. Its menopause management page says the practice can recommend hormone replacement therapy (HRT) and alternative therapies for menopause symptoms, and Dr. McGrail holds a Menopause Society Certified Practitioner credential. This is a standard gynecology practice where hormone therapy comes up as part of menopause care, not a dedicated hormone or longevity clinic, and it does not list weight loss, peptide therapy or longevity medicine among its services.

What does it cost?

No prices are published for office visits, menopause management, or hormone replacement therapy. The practice says it accepts most insurance plans, and its price transparency page describes the federal Good Faith Estimate process for patients who are uninsured or not using insurance, including the right to an estimate in writing at least one business day before a service and the right to dispute a bill that comes in $400 or more above that estimate. Beyond that general process, there is no stated consultation fee, membership cost, or price for hormone therapy itself. Anyone paying out of pocket should ask for a written Good Faith Estimate before scheduling.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask which prescriber you would see for menopause symptoms and whether that person is one of the MDs or the WHNP listed, since the practice names several providers without specifying who handles hormone therapy. Ask what hormone replacement therapy looks like in practice here: whether it means FDA-approved, brand-name hormone preparations filled at a regular pharmacy, or something compounded, since none of that is spelled out on the menopause page. Ask whether an initial visit includes bloodwork or other labs and what those cost if you are paying cash, since no lab pricing is given. If you don't have insurance, ask for your Good Faith Estimate in writing before the visit, as the practice's own policy describes. Ask whether visits can be done by telehealth or if an in-person visit is required, since that isn't stated anywhere in what the practice publishes.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want ongoing OB/GYN care from a practice that treats menopause as one part of broader women's health services, and you are comfortable asking your own questions about costs and prescribing details. It's less of a fit if you are looking specifically for a hormone therapy, peptide, or weight loss clinic with published program pricing, since none of that is part of what this practice offers.

Sources: missionobgyn.net/locations/michigan/warren, missionobgyn.net/gynecology/menopause-management, missionobgyn.net/providers/caprice-mcgrail-md

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