Prime Care Clinic

About Prime Care Clinic

What is Prime Care Clinic?

Prime Care Clinic is a primary care and urgent care practice at 709 Clinton Parkway in Clinton, Mississippi. It serves the Clinton, Madison and Jackson metro area, and its phone number is 1-601-708-1130. Its listed services include primary care, telemedicine, sports physicals, laceration treatment, injections and vaccinations, rapid flu, strep and COVID-19 testing, minor injury treatment, in-clinic X-rays and TB skin tests. Men's hormone replacement therapy (TRT) is one of its services. The clinic lists it under Southern Glow by Prime Care, its aesthetic line, alongside laser hair removal, spider vein treatment and micro needling.

The clinic names three prescribers: Melissa Jackson, AGNP-C, who is also the founder, Hunter Gelston, FNP-C, and Matthew Miley, DO. It does not say which of them prescribes hormone therapy. Google lists it as a medical clinic with a rating of 5 from 11 reviews. Its hours are given two different ways, so confirm Thursday and Friday opening times by phone. Monday and Tuesday run 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM, Wednesday 7:30 AM to 12:30 PM, and the weekend is closed.

This listing is for its Clinton office at 709 Clinton Pkwy.

What does it cost?

It does not publish a price for hormone therapy or a consultation fee. Its price list shows three offers at $699, $799 and $999, but none is tied to a named service and the descriptions do not say what each includes. Don't assume any of them covers hormone therapy. The clinic also mentions financing but gives no terms.

On insurance, it accepts Blue Cross Blue Shield, UnitedHealth and Medicare. It does not accept Medicaid, Magnolia Health Plan, Ambetter or WellCare. For patients whose plan is not accepted, the clinic offers this in its own words: "Prime Care Clinic is committed to providing affordable cash payment options, so if your insurance is not currently accepted, please contact us for an estimated cost for services or for any questions related to coverage."

What should you ask before you book?

Ask which prescriber handles hormone therapy, and whether that person sees you in person before a prescription is written.

Ask whether the fee covers the hormone medication and the lab work, or whether the medication is billed separately. The clinic does not say.

Ask whether the medication is brand-name or compounded, and which pharmacy fills it.

Ask what follow-up visits and blood work cost, and how often they are needed.

Ask for the consultation fee and the cash price of a first visit, in writing if you can.

Ask whether there is a membership or minimum term, and how cancellation works.

If you plan to use telehealth, ask which states the providers are licensed in and whether hormone therapy is available that way. The clinic does not name the states.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want primary or urgent care from a local clinic, in person or by telehealth, and you are ready to ask the hormone questions before you pay. It is a weaker fit if you need a published price for hormone therapy or a named prescriber for it, because the clinic lists neither. Get those answers by phone first.

Sources: primeccms.com, primeccms.com/services/southern-glow, primeccms.com/services, primeccms.com/services/patient-info

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