InTouch Primary Care
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InTouch Primary Care is a single-physician direct/membership practice in Sugar Land that offers weight management, hormone care, and primary care on a self-pay basis. It's a strong option if you want transparent, itemized pricing, because this clinic publishes more of it than most. Rather than billing insurance directly, it provides a superbill you can submit to your insurer for potential reimbursement, and its services are HSA/FSA eligible.
The published prices are detailed. Cash-pay weight-loss injections start at $200/month, based on dosage. Visit pricing is tiered by length: a 60-minute visit is $399, 45 minutes is $299, 30 minutes is $199, and 15 minutes is $89. There's an adult package at $899 that includes four visits over three months plus a one-time lab evaluation (A1c, CBC, CMP, TSH, and lipid panel), and a women's wellness package at $449 that includes cervical and colon cancer screening as appropriate, the same lab panel, and referral coordination for mammogram and bone-density screening if needed.
Services include weight management (delivered through a tiered "Reset.Thrive.365" program with levels named Reset Lite/Maintenance, Foundational Jumpstart, Total Reset, and VIP Reset), allergy testing and treatment, perimenopause and menopause care, immigration physicals, lifestyle medicine, same-day appointments, and testosterone replacement therapy. No specific weight-loss drug is named; the site refers only to "weight loss medications available if indicated" and "weight loss injections" generically, so ask which medication you'd be prescribed.
Care is provided by Dr. Adelola Ashaye, who is board-certified in family medicine and lifestyle medicine with advanced training in menopause care. The provider's name also appears as "Dr. Lola Ashaye" on the site. The clinic is at 2333 Town Center Drive, Ste 250, Sugar Land, TX 77478. Hours are Monday through Thursday 9 AM to 4 PM.
A few things aren't stated: the specific weight-loss drug names, the service area, the telehealth states, and years in operation. Since this is a self-pay-with-superbill model rather than direct insurance billing, confirm what your insurer is likely to reimburse and which medication is used before you start.
Sources: intouchprimarycare.com.