Kalon West

About Kalon West

What is Kalon West?

Kalon West is a cash pay hormone therapy clinic at 3807 S. Peoria Avenue in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Its one named prescriber is Richelle Voth, a board certified, independent Physician Assistant (PA-C) with eleven years of internal medicine experience. She also holds advanced bio-identical hormone therapy certification through The Academy of Preventive and Innovative Medicine by World Link Medical. The clinic describes itself as a functional medicine practice and states that it is not a primary care practice. It sees adults 18 and older.

It offers three services: Immune Health Support, Covid Infection/injection, and Bio-Identical Hormones (BHRT). BHRT is the main focus. The clinic names compounded low-dose naltrexone, metformin, amlexanox, testosterone injections, testosterone cream, estradiol and progesterone among its medications, and notes that it uses off-label, "repurposed" medicines when they fit a patient's needs. Consultations are mostly by telehealth, but you must be physically in Oklahoma when you are seen. Google lists the clinic at 5 stars from 345 reviews. It does not list office hours.

What does it cost?

Visits for BHRT and the COVID service range from $149 to $495 per visit. Immune Health Support visits range from $97 to $197 per visit. The clinic does not say whether medication is included in the visit price. The first step is a 20 minute discovery call, which the clinic lists as free.

The clinic is cash pay only. In its own words: "does not accept nor bill insurance companies." It will provide a superbill on request. It gives one example of basic bio-identical products for a postmenopausal woman using a daily estradiol pill, progesterone pill and testosterone cream: about $150 to $200 for 90 days, or roughly $50 to $65 a month. That is the clinic's illustration, not a quote for you. It does not publish membership terms or cancellation rules.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes your prescription and whether the visit price includes the medication itself. Ask whether each drug is brand name or compounded, and which pharmacy fills it. The clinic's bio-identical compounds are not FDA approved, so ask what that means for your treatment. Ask what follow-up visits, lab work and refills cost, since only visit prices are listed. Ask how you cancel and whether any membership or minimum commitment applies. Ask for office hours too, because none are published. If you want paperwork for your own records, request the superbill.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you are an adult in Oklahoma, you can pay cash for each visit, and you want hormone care from one named PA-C prescriber by telehealth. It is not a fit if you need a primary care doctor or insurance billing.

Sources: kalonwest.com, kalonwest.com/contact, kalonwest.com/services, kalonwest.com/about-us, kalonwest.com/faq

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