Collaborative Medical Alternatives

About Collaborative Medical Alternatives

What is Collaborative Medical Alternatives?

Collaborative Medical Alternatives is a family nurse practitioner practice in Lincoln, Nebraska. Its office is at 8421 Amber Hill Ct (Suite 2), Lincoln, NE 68526, and the phone number is 402-249-0417. Its header calls it a naturopathic nurse practitioner practice, and its About page describes the work as concierge care focused on wellness. Stefanie Leyden is the only prescriber it names. Her About page describes her nursing career, including ER and ICU work, hospice care, and her current work as a family nurse practitioner.

The practice offers telehealth, general family practice, collaboration with outside providers, PRP rejuvenation, nutrition and supplement counseling, and hormone replacement. Its hormone service is described as bioidentical hormone replacement in troche, cream and pellet forms. Its About page lists weight loss among the areas Stefanie Leyden works in, and its nutrition referral covers weight loss, but it does not name a weight loss medication or program. Google lists it as a medical clinic with a rating of 5 from 12 reviews.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices for any service, including hormone replacement. It does not state a consultation fee, and it does not say whether medication is included in any price. A Payment Plans page appears in its menu, but it shows no amounts, and it does not describe membership terms or cancellation.

It does not accept insurance at this time. In its own words: "I do not accept insurance at this time, although I'm excited to announce new therapies coming soon that may be eligible for reimbursement under some plans." So you would pay the clinic directly. It does not say whether any upcoming therapies will be billed to insurance.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with the address. Its header and some map listings show 5505 South 16th Street, Suite 600, while its contact section gives 8421 Amber Hill Ct (Suite 2). Confirm which one is the office before you travel.

Next, ask what the first visit costs, and whether follow up visits and lab work are extra. Ask whether the hormone program price includes the medication, and whether troches, creams and pellets are priced differently. Ask whether Stefanie Leyden writes your prescription and sees you in person, or whether other providers do.

Ask which visits can be done virtually and whether telehealth is available where you live, since it does not name the areas it serves. Ask for the office hours, because none are listed. If you want a weight loss program, ask what it includes, because none is named. Finally, ask whether there is a membership, and how cancellation works.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want one nurse practitioner for everyday family care and also want hormone replacement, PRP or nutrition support, and you are ready to pay the clinic directly without insurance. It is worth calling first if you need the correct address, the hours and the full cost before you book.

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