St. Mary's Primary Care & Wellness Center
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St. Mary's Primary Care & Wellness Center in Carrollton, Texas runs one of the broader service menus in this list, covering hormone replacement therapy, medical aesthetics, primary care, and several specialty areas, all out of one location at 3730 N Josey Ln, Suite 120. Pricing isn't published, so the cost of any specific service — a hormone panel, a Botox visit, a weight-loss consult — isn't something you can look up ahead of time.
On the hormone side, they list estrogen therapy, progesterone replacement, testosterone therapy (TRT), combination hormone therapy, and pellet therapy, covering the common delivery methods (injections, creams, gels, patches, oral) without naming specific brand-name medications. Their aesthetics menu includes Botox, dermal fillers, a non-surgical face lift, microneedling, general skin rejuvenation and skin tightening, and a treatment they call XERF RF skin tightening. Beyond hormones and aesthetics, the same page lists primary care, women's wellness, men's health, mental health, geriatric care, pain management, physical exams, weight loss, laser treatment, IV hydration therapy, and hair restoration — positioning the clinic as a one-stop shop rather than a specialist in any single area.
One thing that's actually easy to find here, unlike most listings in this batch, is their weekly schedule. They're open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9:00am to 5:00pm, closed Thursdays, open a half-day Saturday from 9:00am to 1:00pm, and closed Sundays. That kind of published hours block is the exception rather than the rule among clinics like this.
What's missing is any named provider. The hormone-therapy page that lists all these services doesn't attach a doctor, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant's name to the practice, so there's no way to know from the site alone who's actually prescribing or administering treatment. Insurance acceptance also isn't addressed anywhere on the page, and there's no mention of whether telehealth or virtual visits are an option for any of these services.
Given how wide the service list is — spanning hormones, aesthetics, and general primary care in one place — this looks like it could work well for someone who wants to consolidate several types of care under one roof, provided the lack of pricing, provider name, and insurance information doesn't rule it out for you first. A call to the office would be the fastest way to fill in those gaps before booking.
Sources: smfclinic.com/hormone-replacement-therapy (checked 2026-09-22).