Dr. David K. Jayne, MD

About Dr. David K. Jayne, MD

What is Dr. David K. Jayne, MD?

Dr. David K. Jayne, MD is a medical spa and wellness practice at 925 W I 35 Frontage RD, Suite 148, in Edmond, Oklahoma. The phone number is (405) 348-8850. David Jayne MD is the only prescriber named. Its own account is that he went into private family practice in 1994, that he is board certified in family medicine, and that he opened the medical spa in 2008.

The practice offers bioidentical hormone replacement, which it also calls natural hormone replacement, and peptide therapy. It also offers platelet rich plasma, Botox, dermal fillers, MDVIP primary care, medical marijuana licensing evaluations, acupuncture, single-episode acute care virtual visits, and the Lifewave X39 patch. Its contact details name injectable testosterone therapy and note that he normally prefers topical or sublingual compounded natural therapy for men over that option. Google lists the business at 4.9 stars from 201 reviews, under the category weight loss service, although the clinic does not name a weight loss program. No hours are listed.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices for hormone therapy, peptides, or any other service. It does not say whether medication is included in any price. It is cash pay only and does not bill commercial insurance or government plans. The free consultation is listed at a $200 value. It says that if the first visit ends without a prescription or lab order, there is no physician visit fee. Once a visit crosses over into treatment, a fee applies. Ordering lab work counts as treatment, and the clinic does not state that fee.

MDVIP primary care is an annual fee. It includes yearly testing, an EKG, advanced lipid and inflammatory marker labs sent to Cleveland Heart Labs, and a visit to go over the results. The clinic does not publish the annual amount or its cancellation terms. It does not mention HSA payment or financing.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes and renews each prescription. Only David Jayne MD is named. Ask whether the monthly or annual fee covers medication, since the clinic does not say. Ask whether each hormone is compounded or brand-name, and which pharmacy makes it. Its own account is that the FDA has limited which peptides compounding pharmacies can supply, and that this may change in July 2026. Ask which peptides he can prescribe now.

Ask about follow-up costs. Its own account is that testosterone prescriptions cannot run longer than 6 months with refills, and renewal requires a follow-up visit with blood work. Ask what that visit and the labs cost.

Ask how he handles off-label prescribing. Its About Us text describes this at length. In its own words: "Dr. Jayne bases all his decisions about patient care through the lens of risk versus benefits." Ask him to walk you through the risks and benefits of any treatment he proposes before you pay anything.

Ask about product sales. He is a distributor for the Lifewave X39 patch, and the supplement links on the site are affiliate links. Ask whether any product he recommends is one he sells or earns money from.

Finally, ask about the first visit and the schedule. The initial free consultation has to happen in person, though some visits can be done by phone or computer. Ask which follow-ups can be virtual, what the hours are, and how cancellation works.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want to pay cash for one physician who handles hormone therapy, aesthetic treatments, and wellness care in one office, and you are comfortable asking him direct questions about how he prescribes. It is a weaker fit if you need insurance billing, want posted prices or hours before you call, or need a clear answer on what a monthly fee covers.

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