Coastal Carolinas Integrated Medicine

About Coastal Carolinas Integrated Medicine

What is Coastal Carolinas Integrated Medicine?

Coastal Carolinas Integrated Medicine is a nurse practitioner's practice at 416 Main Street in North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582. The phone number is 843-663-0933. Carly Willeford, DNP, FNP-C, is the prescriber, and she has more than 30 years in healthcare, including critical care.

It offers Targeted Insurance Care, which is insurance-based visits focused on one health concern such as cholesterol, insulin resistance, digestive symptoms, or sleep, fatigue and brain fog. It also runs the Coastal Longevity Center, which it describes as precision longevity care. Its 12-Week Precision Program includes PNOĒ metabolic breath testing, gut and microbiome assessment, body composition testing, insulin and glucose response testing, and six guided clinical visits.

Its osteoporosis care includes DEXA testing and Prolia treatment, in collaboration with Coastal Carolinas Interventional Spine. Other listed services include the SIBO/IMO test, aesthetics, and metabolic fitness and VO₂ max testing. It does not name a medical weight loss medication, hormone therapy or peptide therapy. It does not list hours, and it does not say whether telehealth is offered.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices or a consultation fee. The 12-Week Precision Program has a program fee, and the amount is not published. That fee includes PNOĒ metabolic breath testing. It does not say whether medication is included.

It accepts most insurance. If you book Targeted Insurance Care, you are sent an email to upload your insurance information and complete a brief pre-visit form. In its own words: "Benefits will be reviewed before scheduling."

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether the program fee covers any medication that is prescribed, and whether that medication is brand-name or compounded. Ask what follow-up visits and lab work cost beyond the program fee, since none of it is published. Ask which office gives the Prolia treatment and whether it is billed separately from the osteoporosis visits.

Ask whether the six guided visits can be done by telehealth, because that is not stated. Ask how cancellation and refunds work for the program, because it does not say. Ask your insurer what it will cover for a Targeted Insurance Care visit before you schedule one.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you have insurance and want focused help with one health concern, such as cholesterol, blood sugar or digestive symptoms, from a nurse practitioner who will work with your existing doctors. It also suits someone ready to pay a program fee for metabolic testing and six guided visits, once they have the number in writing. If you are looking for a prescription weight loss medication, hormone therapy or peptide therapy, call first, since none of those is named.

Sources: carlywilleford.com, carlywilleford.com/12-week-precision-program

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