LivingWell Integrative Healthcare

About LivingWell Integrative Healthcare

What is LivingWell Integrative Healthcare?

LivingWell Integrative Healthcare is an integrative medicine practice at 838 G. Powdersville Road in Easley, South Carolina, 29642. It was founded in 2006. The prescribers are Dr. James C. Caldwell, MD, and Cheryl Middleton, PA-C. Its main work is hormone and whole-body care. Its listed services are Hormone Health, Thyroid & Adrenal Support, Weight Management & Wellness Support, Advanced Testing, and Thermography. It serves patients from across South Carolina, Western North Carolina, and Northeast Georgia.

The testing menu is long. It includes saliva hormone testing, KBMO gut testing, Boston Heart testing, food sensitivity testing, heavy metals testing, and genetic testing. The conditions it lists include perimenopause and menopause, low testosterone, thyroid dysfunction, IBS, fatigue, and chronic inflammation. Dr. Caldwell's listed professional interests include bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, thyroid disorders, and anti-aging medicine. On Google, it is listed as a Medical Center with a rating of 4.7 from 35 reviews.

No medications are named. No medical weight loss program is described, and peptide therapy is not among its listed services.

This listing is for its Easley office at 838 Powdersville Rd Ste G.

What does it cost?

LivingWell does not publish prices. It does not state a consultation fee either. New patients are invited to book an Introductory Visit, but the cost of that visit is not given. It also does not say whether it accepts insurance, whether the cost of medication is included in any program fee, or how membership or cancellation works. Call 864-850-9988 and ask for the full fee schedule before you commit to anything.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who will write your prescriptions and whether you will see Dr. Caldwell or Ms. Middleton at the Introductory Visit and at follow-ups. Ask which hormone medications are used and whether they are brand-name or compounded, since no medications are named on its materials. Ask whether the cost of medication is separate from the visit and monthly care fees.

Ask what the testing costs, whether the lab work is covered by any fee, and how much follow-up visits cost. Ask whether follow-up can be done by telehealth, because it does not say. Ask whether it bills insurance or takes cash only, and how to cancel or get a refund if you change your mind. Hours are not listed, so ask for them too. If you want a medical weight loss program or peptide therapy, ask directly what is available, since neither is described.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a physician or PA-C to look at hormone, thyroid, or gut symptoms through an integrative lens, and you are comfortable paying for lab-based testing out of pocket. It is a less clear fit if you are looking for a named medical weight loss medication or peptide therapy, since neither is described.

Sources: livingwellhealthcare.com, livingwellhealthcare.com/our-team, livingwellhealthcare.com/integrative-health-services

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