Viking Medical Group

About Viking Medical Group

What is Viking Medical Group?

Viking Medical Group is a medical clinic at 706 Riverway Place in Bedford, New Hampshire, describing itself as an anti-aging facility rather than a med spa. It offers hormone replacement therapy, hormone pellet therapy for women, testosterone replacement therapy, peptide therapy, GLP-1 weight loss, and erectile dysfunction treatment. It names semaglutide, along with the brand names Wegovy and Ozempic, as part of its GLP-1 weight loss work. It describes its base as Bedford and Manchester, and also names Portsmouth, Nashua, Amherst, Hollis, and Bow as towns it draws patients from, so if you live in one of those places this is likely the office you would be calling, not a satellite location. The listed prescribers are Joshua Dion, DNP, ACNP-BC, who is Medical Director; Mark Sughrue, MSN, ACNP-BC; Daniel Sterling, MD, FACS; and Douglas Goumas, MD. Hours are posted as Monday through Thursday, 8am to 4pm, and Friday, 8am to noon. Telehealth is not addressed, so assume in person visits unless you confirm otherwise.

In its own words: "We are a medical facility, not a medspa, led by experienced hormone specialists who understand the profound impact of hormone therapy, peptides, and other advanced therapies for age management."

What does it cost?

No specific dollar figures for consultations, memberships, or any of the six services are published. A general price range of dollar signs is listed, which signals a higher cost tier but gives no actual numbers to plan around. There is a membership program mentioned by name, called Viking Medical Membership, but its terms, monthly cost, and what it includes are not spelled out. Whether medication is billed separately from any visit or program fee is also not stated. If cost matters to your decision, call and ask for an itemized quote before booking.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask which of the four prescribers would actually see you and write your prescription, since a title like Partner or Provider does not tell you who handles ongoing care. Ask whether the monthly or program fee includes the medication itself, or whether semaglutide, testosterone, or pellets are billed on top of a visit fee. Ask whether GLP-1 prescriptions are filled as brand name Wegovy or Ozempic or as a compounded version, since both brand names are mentioned but it is not stated which one you would actually receive. Ask what lab work is required before starting hormone or peptide therapy and what that costs separately. Ask what the Viking Medical Membership actually includes and how to cancel it. Ask directly whether insurance is accepted for any portion of care, since nothing addresses billing or coverage.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you live in the Bedford, Manchester, or surrounding southern New Hampshire area and want in person care from a clinic that frames itself as medical rather than a spa, with named physicians and nurse practitioners attached to the practice. It is less of a fit if you need firm pricing or telehealth confirmed before you are willing to pick up the phone, since neither is published and both would need to be asked about directly.

Sources: vikingmedicalgroup.com, vikingmedicalgroup.com/glp-1, vikingmedicalgroup.com/semaglutide-is-sweeping-the-nation-is-it-right-for-your-weight-loss-journey

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