Health Resource Center

About Health Resource Center

What is Health Resource Center?

Health Resource Center is an integrative health clinic at 1009 Long Prairie Rd #301 in Flower Mound, Texas. Gary and Ann Sconyers founded it in 2002. Gary Sconyers, ND, is listed as director, and the clinic describes itself as a whole body healthcare center. In its own words: "We are an Integrative health care team focused on discovering underlying causes of poor health and creating personalized solutions so our patients can achieve optimal health." Google shows a 4.8 rating from 44 reviews. The office is open 9:00 to 5:00 Monday through Thursday and 9:00 to 1:00 on Friday. The phone number is (972) 410-8020.

The prescribers listed are Ashton Long, FNP, and Ilinna Caros, PA-C. Gary Sconyers is the director, not a listed prescriber. Telemedicine is offered as a service.

Of the services a patient might be shopping for, hormone therapy is the one the clinic names directly. It lists hormone consults and therapies for women's health, men's health and thyroid issues, along with bio-identical hormones. It does not list medical weight loss or peptide therapy. Most of the rest of the menu is naturopathic and screening-based, including nutritional and ozone IVs, neurofeedback, EVOX voice mapping, EWOT, the RGCC test, SOT therapy for virus and Lyme, and testing through Vibrant Wellness Labs.

What does it cost?

The clinic does not publish prices, a consultation fee or membership terms. It does not say whether it accepts insurance. It also does not say what hormone visits cost or whether medication is included. A cancellation policy is linked at the bottom of its website, so read those terms before you pay anything. Ask for a written quote before you book.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with who prescribes. The clinic lists two prescribers but does not say which one handles hormone therapy, so ask who will write and manage your prescription. Then ask which hormones are used and whether they are brand-name or compounded, since no medications are named. Ask whether the fee covers the medication, and what follow-up visits and lab work cost. Find out whether labs run through Vibrant Wellness Labs and whether they are billed separately.

Ask whether hormone follow-up can happen by telemedicine and what testing is required for hormone visits. The clinic describes a new patient process of one day of testing that may take 3 or more hours, with a findings consult the next day. Ask the total cost of that day. Also ask how the energy-based screens, such as ZYTO, AO Scan and EVOX, factor into a hormone decision, since they are not blood tests, and whether they are included in the price.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want an integrative clinic where hormone care sits alongside naturopathic and screening services, and you are willing to ask who prescribes and what it costs before you book. It may not suit you if you need published prices, named medications and a named hormone prescriber before the first visit, since none of those are published.

Sources: hrcoftexas.com, hrcoftexas.com/about/how-we-help, hrcoftexas.com/about

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Hours

Monday – Thursday 9:00 – 5:00 Friday 9:00 – 1:00

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