Advanced GYN and Wellness

About Advanced GYN and Wellness

What is Advanced GYN and Wellness?

Advanced GYN and Wellness is a gynecology and primary care practice at 1794 Hwy 544 in Conway, South Carolina. It says it serves women in Conway, Myrtle Beach and the Murrell's Inlet area. Dr. Melissa Moore, a board certified OBGYN and minimally invasive gynecologic surgeon, leads the practice. Katie Hewitt, FNP-BC, is also listed as a prescriber.

It offers Women's Primary Care and Wellness, Full Service Gynecologic Care, Hormone Replacement Therapy, IV therapy, Pregnancy Confirmation, Infertility workup and management, Sick Visits and Office Procedures. It also has an aesthetic practice and is partnering with Obagi Skincare, so women's health is the core of the work and the aesthetic services are added on.

The practice opened in 2025, after Dr. Moore decided to leave corporate medicine. Appointments are scheduled for 40 to 60 minutes. Hours run Monday through Thursday 8 to 4 and Friday 8 to 1, with weekends by appointment only. In its own words: "At Advanced GYN and Wellness you can call/text/email your doctor 24/7." Its blog covers hormone forms including patches, rings, creams, pellets and compounded versions, and names products such as Femring, Combipatch and Androgel. It is rated 5 on Google from 17 reviews.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices. It describes its pricing as transparent, and it offers flat rate monthly memberships or individual appointments. You are not charged during enrollment. In its own words: "If, at any point we speak about and agree to start a membership, it is only at that point that you will be charged." A visit outside a membership is charged at the appointment.

It does not publish a consultation fee. It does not say whether medication is included in a membership, and it does not publish cancellation terms. It does not accept health insurance, including Medicare, Medicaid, Tricare and Champ VA, so all care is paid out of pocket. Its blog gives rough ranges for hormone products, but those are not its own fees.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who signs hormone prescriptions, Dr. Moore or Katie Hewitt, FNP-BC, and how often you would see each of them. Ask whether a membership covers visits, labs and medication, and what each costs when it does not. It offers low cost labs and medications with upfront pricing, so ask for those numbers in writing. Ask whether each medication is brand name or compounded, since the blog discusses both.

Ask what follow up visits and lab work cost, whether telehealth is available (it does not say), and how to cancel a membership, including any notice period.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a women's health practice with long visits and direct phone or text access to your doctor, and you are ready to pay cash for visits and medication. If you need a clinic that bills insurance, or you want prices you can read before you call, it does not suit you.

Sources: advancedgynandwellness.com, advancedgynandwellness.com/meet-the-founder, advancedgynandwellness.com/blog/bioidentical-commercial-pellet-oh-my-forms-of-hrt-explained

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