Alpine Integrated Medicine

About Alpine Integrated Medicine

What is Alpine Integrated Medicine?

Alpine Integrated Medicine is an integrative and naturopathic primary care practice at 22635 NE Marketplace Dr. #130 in Redmond, Washington 98053. You can call 425-949-5961. It is open Monday through Friday, 9am to 5pm. The doctors listed are Brooke Azie-Rentz, ND; Jinda "Jade" Chaijinda, ND; Sabrina Kimball, LAc, ND; Elle Lee, ND; Hannah Pangle, ND; Nelson Valentin; and Brooke Weitz, ND.

The clinic describes itself as a concierge-style practice, and primary care is its main service. Medical weight loss is one of fourteen listed services. The weight loss program names semaglutide, tirzepatide and Ozempic. It also offers hormone replacement, described as the Wiley Protocol and physiologic hormone replacement therapy. Its listed services do not include peptide therapy. Its Google listing shows 4.5 stars from 63 reviews.

What does it cost?

The clinic does not publish prices. It says its first visit is a one-hour visit with a physician that can be billed to insurance, and it lists itself as accepting insurance. In its own words: "it can be billed to your insurance." Labs may be billed to insurance or paid out of pocket.

Follow-up visits run 30 minutes a week and include a weigh-in, a body composition analysis, and a nutritional injection. A GLP-1 injection can be given at those visits. The clinic also offers Cherry, which lets you split payments into monthly plans. It does not say whether any price includes the medication. It also does not state cancellation terms. It asks patients to commit to a follow-up plan until their goal is reached.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask which of its doctors prescribes the semaglutide and tirzepatide injections, and whether that person is a physician or a naturopathic doctor. Ask the same about hormone therapy, since the clinic does not say.

Ask whether the weekly fee includes the medication or whether the drug is billed separately. Ask whether the injections are brand-name or compounded. Ask what the 30-minute follow-ups, the labs and the body composition scan cost, and whether the free 15 minute consultation includes any charge.

If you plan to use Cherry, ask for the total cost over the plan and whether interest applies. Ask how to cancel a program and whether you must commit for a set period. Finally, ask whether telehealth is available, because the clinic does not say.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a naturopathic primary care practice that can bill your first visit to insurance and offers weight loss injections with weekly check-ins. It is also a fit if you are comfortable asking for prices and prescriber details before you commit.

Sources: aim4healthnw.com, aim4healthnw.com/weight-loss, aim4healthnw.com/why-your-hormones-might-not-be-working-the-hidden-truth-about-absorption

Services Offered

Hours

Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm

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