Waco Gynecology

About Waco Gynecology

What is Waco Gynecology?

Waco Gynecology is the private practice of Rich Haskett, M.D., at 405 Londonderry Drive, Suite #312, Waco, TX 76712. It is a gynecology practice first. The clinic describes Dr. Haskett as an expert in medical and surgical gynecology, menopause, complex vulvovaginal disease and women's sexual medicine, and he is listed as a board-certified gynecologist. Dr. Haskett has taken care of people in Central Texas for over three decades.

The practice lists four service areas: Women's Care, Hormonal Disorders, Sexual Health and Vulvovaginal Disorders, and Botox and Fillers. On hormone therapy, it says: In its own words: "In partnership with our patients, we offer a thoughtful and tailored bioidentical-based approach to hormone replacement." For sexual health, the medications it names are Addyi, Vyleesi and Cialis. It does not list weight loss or peptide therapy. It has a Google rating of 5 from 15 reviews.

What does it cost?

The clinic does not publish prices for hormone therapy, and it states no consultation fee. It does not say whether any fee includes the medication. The only price on its pages is for Botox, listed under grand opening pricing at $10 per unit, with $12 shown beside it. A blog post discusses testosterone costs, but those are drug figures, not this clinic's fees.

The practice accepts insurance. It says it is credentialed now with plans including Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Medicare, UMR and United Healthcare, and that it intends to join most Waco plans. Whether a visit is covered depends on your own plan, so check your member card and call before you book.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask what a first visit costs and whether there is a consultation fee. Ask whether the hormone medication is included in any fee, and whether it is brand-name or compounded. The clinic describes lab work as part of the early process but does not say what it costs, so ask about labs and follow-up visits too.

Ask whether Rich Haskett, M.D. writes and signs any hormone prescription, and whether follow-up visits can be done by video, which the clinic does not say. Ask whether there is a monthly membership and how cancellation works. If you are considering Addyi, Vyleesi or Cialis, ask whether they are part of any package and what each costs. If you are considering Botox, ask how many units a typical visit takes and whether the $10 per unit price will stay in place.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want one gynecologist for routine women's care, hormone questions and sexual health, and you are willing to ask the full price before you book. It is not the right match if you came for weight loss or peptide therapy, since the practice does not list either.

Sources: wacogynecology.com, wacogynecology.com/services/hormonal-issues, wacogynecology.com/services, wacogynecology.com/services/sexual-health-and-vulvovaginal-disorders, wacogynecology.com/meet-dr-haskett

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