Nashville Gynecology Center

About Nashville Gynecology Center

What is Nashville Gynecology Center?

Nashville Gynecology Center is a gynecology practice at 300 20th Avenue North, Suite 102, Nashville, TN 37203. The office phone is 615-284-1500. The only prescriber named is Larry D. Gurley, M.D., FACOG. The clinic's welcome message also says some clinical services may be provided by a Certified Nurse Practitioner, so ask who you will see.

The practice is mainly gynecology and menopause care. Its listed services include menopause management, bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, bladder symptom evaluation, fibroids and bleeding problems, endometrial ablation, in-office ultrasound, FemiLift non-surgical vaginal rejuvenation, and gynecology endoscopy with alternatives to hysterectomy. Its menopause FAQ names clonidine, Effexor, gabapentin, Replens and testosterone among the options discussed. It offers telehealth appointments.

Its hormone therapy is the service most relevant to cash-pay hormone care. In its own words: "Because no two patients are identical, you have the option of compounded bioidentical hormone therapy, which allows for precise hormone restoration based on your tested hormone levels." The clinic does not list weight loss, GLP-1, peptide or longevity services.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices. It does not state a consultation fee, say whether any price includes hormone medication, or say whether it accepts insurance. Nothing describes a membership plan, financing, an HSA option or cancellation terms. Call 615-284-1500 and ask for each of these before you book.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes the hormone prescription, Dr. Gurley or a nurse practitioner, and how often you would see that person. Ask whether the hormone therapy is compounded or a brand-name product, and which pharmacy fills it. The clinic describes compounded therapy as an option, so ask whether it is the usual choice and how that affects cost.

Ask whether any monthly or visit price includes the medication, and how the hormone testing the clinic mentions is billed. Ask what follow-up lab work costs over the first months, and how cancellation works. The hormone therapy description says it is not recommended for people at risk of blood clotting disorders, heart disease, breast cancer, gallbladder disease or stroke, so ask how those are checked before you start.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want gynecology or menopause care that includes hormone therapy, and you are willing to get prices in writing before any visit. It is not the right match if you came for weight loss, GLP-1, peptide or longevity medicine, since none of those are listed.

Sources: nashvillegynecologycenter.com, nashvillegynecologycenter.com/bioidentical-hormone-replacement-therapy, nashvillegynecologycenter.com/services/faqs-menopause

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