Mid-City OB-GYN, P.C.

About Mid-City OB-GYN, P.C.

What is Mid-City OB-GYN, P.C.?

Mid-City OB-GYN, P.C. is an obstetrics and gynecology practice in Omaha, Nebraska, with two offices in the city, one in Aksarben and one in West Omaha. Its core work is women's health: gynecological care, obstetrical care, midwife services, hereditary cancer screening and mental health care. It also offers surgery, including benign hysterectomy, da Vinci myomectomy and pelvic organ prolapse surgery. Hormone replacement is one of its services, listed alongside Pro-Nox.

The clinic describes its hormone therapy as bioidentical and says the hormones are processed by a specialty compounding pharmacy. Its hormone material names testosterone, melatonin and DHEA among the hormones it evaluates and monitors during therapy. A 2019 clinic announcement said several providers had become BioTE certified, a pellet form of hormone replacement. The providers it names include Dr. Jaime Seeman, Juli Eckert, PA-C and Liz McIlree, APRN. Its homepage also lists a Mid-City Med Spa, with no details about what it offers.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices, a consultation fee or membership terms. It does not say whether hormone therapy is covered by insurance, or whether a monthly charge would include the medication. Ask for a written estimate that breaks out each of those items before you book.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask which provider will write your prescription, and whether the 2019 list of providers is still current, since that announcement may be out of date. Ask whether the price includes the medication, follow-up visits and the lab work used to monitor your levels, and what each of those costs. Ask whether the hormones are brand-name or compounded, and which of the hormones on its list you would actually be prescribed.

Ask how cancellation and pausing work, and whether any visits can be done by telehealth, since the clinic does not say. Ask what hours each office keeps, and whether Mid-City Med Spa is a separate business with its own pricing. Finally, ask which studies support the disease-prevention claims in its hormone material, and how your current doctor would weigh them.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want hormone therapy from a practice that also handles gynecology and obstetric care, and you will not commit money until you have a written price and a named prescriber. If you are looking for a posted monthly price or a med spa package, ask those questions first before you call.

Sources: midcityobgyn.com, midcityobgyn.com/posts/hormone-replacement/15-mid-city-obgyn-providers-now-biote-certified, midcityobgyn.com/services-procedures/hormone-replacement

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