League City Family Clinic
Verified listingAbout League City Family Clinic
League City Family Clinic is a family medicine practice, not a weight-loss-only shop, and it explicitly welcomes self-pay patients with the line "No insurance? No problem!" That said, that message is tied to its virtual, self-pay offshoot called LCFCare, and the clinic's own privacy policy implies the main in-person office does accept insurance, though no carriers are named. No dollar prices are published anywhere, so cost is a phone-call question for both the in-person and virtual paths.
The services span a full family practice: adult care, senior care, pediatric care, annual wellness visits, mental health, medical aesthetics, hormone replacement, weight-loss management, and immigration physicals. That breadth can be a plus if you'd rather see one primary-care team for several needs than assemble separate specialists. On weight loss specifically, no prescription drug is named, so if you're looking for a particular GLP-1 medication, ask whether they prescribe it.
The named physician is Dr. Hanan Hussein, MD, FAAFP, who the site says has served the Galveston County area for the last 18 years. To be precise, that 18 years is her personal tenure, not the clinic's founding date, and the clinic doesn't state when it opened.
A practical detail: the clinic lists two League City addresses. The main one in the record is 1507 W. League City Pkwy., #200, League City, Texas 77573, and a second address, 1930 S Hwy 3, League City, TX 77573, also appears. Confirm which location handles your visit before you go.
The telehealth arm, LCFCare, is described as serving self-pay clients across Texas, but no individual states are enumerated, so if you're outside Texas or want specifics, that's worth confirming.
In-person hours are Monday through Thursday 8:00am–5:00pm and Friday 8:00am–12:00pm, with the clinic closed Saturday and Sunday. Note the short Friday and the weekend closure when planning.
Because pricing isn't published, insurance acceptance isn't spelled out with named carriers, and there are two possible addresses, the most useful first move is a call to confirm cost, which office to visit, and whether they prescribe the weight-loss medication you have in mind.
Sources: leaguecityfamilyclinic.com.