Alpine Family Medicine

About Alpine Family Medicine

What is Alpine Family Medicine?

Alpine Family Medicine is a family medicine practice at 155 West Canyon Crest Road, Suite 200, Alpine, UT 84004. The medical director is Daniel W. Egan, M.D., who is board certified in family medicine. Three Physician Associates also see patients: Nicole Wigton, PA-C, Heather Leishman, PA-C, and Angela Salveson, PA-C. Medical assistants and office staff are not listed as prescribers.

The practice is mainly family medicine, covering adult care, women's health, men's health, pediatric care, urgent care and skin treatments. Within that, it lists obesity care and hormone therapy, including testosterone therapy and hormone replacement therapy. It does not list peptide therapy or longevity medicine. Telemedicine is available. The clinic describes its work this way: "Providing Medical Care for Families in the Northern Utah County Area." Heather Leishman's bio says: "I have extra training and expertise in menopausal bio-identical hormone replacement therapy and pain management, including medical cannabis, but I love all aspects of family medicine." Google lists the clinic at 4.9 from 551 reviews.

What does it cost?

Alpine Family Medicine does not publish prices. It does not say whether insurance is accepted, what a consultation costs, or whether testosterone or hormone medication is included in any fee. It also does not name a weight-loss medication. Office hours are not listed. Before you book, call 801-763-9851 and ask for these figures in writing.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with the basics. Does the office bill insurance for this visit, and what is the cash price if it does not? Is there a consultation fee? If you are seeking hormone or testosterone therapy, who will sign the prescription, Dr. Egan or one of the Physician Associates? Does the price include the medication and the lab work, and is the medication brand-name or compounded?

Then ask about the ongoing costs. What do follow-up visits and blood work cost? Can follow-ups be done by telemedicine, and is the fee the same as an office visit? If you are seeking obesity care, which medication would be used, and is it part of the monthly fee? Finally, ask how the program ends. What notice is required to cancel, and are there any charges after you stop?

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want one family practice for everyday care that also offers hormone and weight-related visits, and you are willing to get the price and the prescriber confirmed before you book. It may not suit you if you need published rates to compare clinics before you call, because none are posted.

Sources: alpinefamilymedicine.com, alpinefamilymedicine.com/ourteam, alpinefamilymedicine.com/our-services

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