Tri-County Medical Clinic

About Tri-County Medical Clinic

What is Tri-County Medical Clinic?

Tri-County Medical Clinic is a family medicine practice at 37450 Dequindre Road in Sterling Heights, Michigan, on the border with Troy. It is mainly a general family and geriatric medicine office, with care for women's health, men's health, diabetes and lipids, and other specialty services, plus a separate aesthetics division. Medical weight loss, listed under its Longevity Center, is one program among many rather than the main focus of the practice. The clinic names semaglutide and tirzepatide as the GLP-1 medications it uses, says its family medicine doctors build plans around "lifestyle guidance, GLP-1 medications, and nutritional support," and also lists Rapamycin as an anti-aging medication under its Longevity Center. Prescribers named are Jeffrey S. Deitch, DO, Kenneth J. Wolok, DO, Daniel Braschayko, MSN, FNP-C, and Traci Taylor, FNP-C, though nothing specifies which of them runs the weight loss program. Its web pages talk about serving Macomb and Shelby Township, and the practice describes itself as centrally located to serve the Metro Detroit Tri-County area, even though it operates from the single Sterling Heights address.

What does it cost?

No prices are published for medical weight loss, Rapamycin, or any other longevity service. There's no stated consultation fee, no mention of whether a program fee would include the medication itself, and no statement on financing, membership terms, or cancellation. If you're working out whether this fits your budget, you'll need to call and ask directly, including whether an initial visit carries its own charge before any treatment plan is discussed.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask which of the four listed providers would actually be managing a weight loss or Rapamycin plan, since the clinic doesn't say. Ask whether a monthly cost, if quoted on the phone, includes the medication or is billed separately, and whether semaglutide or tirzepatide would be brand-name or compounded. Ask what a follow-up visit costs, whether bloodwork is required and at what price, and whether insurance is accepted for the office visit portion even if the medication itself is cash-pay. Because its own pages mention serving patients from Macomb and Shelby Township while operating from one Sterling Heights office, it's worth confirming where you'd actually be seen and whether telehealth is an option if a drive isn't practical. Finally, ask what cancellation looks like if you start a program and want to stop.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you'd rather get weight loss medication through an established family practice that also handles your general and geriatric care, rather than a clinic that only does weight loss. It makes less sense if you want upfront pricing before you ever pick up the phone, since none of that is posted, and you'll want to settle the prescriber and cost questions directly with the office first.

Sources: tricountymedicalclinic.com, tricountymedicalclinic.com/weight-loss-clinic-near-shelby-township, tricountymedicalclinic.com/weight-loss-clinic-near-macomb-mi

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