Proactive Health & Wellness with Dr Parker

About Proactive Health & Wellness with Dr Parker

What is Proactive Health & Wellness with Dr Parker?

Proactive Health & Wellness with Dr Parker is a cash-pay practice at 1400 112th Ave SE, Suite 100, in Bellevue, Washington. Its main focus is hormone health for women in midlife. The prescriber named is Dr. Karen Parker, ND, a naturopathic physician licensed by the Washington State Department of Health. Dr. Parker is a nationally certified menopause provider through The Menopause Society, and she describes hormone replacement in women as a focus of her practice for ten years. Hours are 10:00 am to 05:00 pm, though no days of operation are given.

The practice offers four kinds of care. For weight loss, it runs metabolic weight loss programs, Weight Reset Programs and a Peptide Upgrade option. Dr. Parker describes using GLP-1 medication as a foundational part of some of these programs, alongside lifestyle change, diet and supplementation. Hormone care covers hormone replacement therapy and menopause treatment for perimenopause, menopause and, less commonly, postmenopause. Peptides are offered as prescriptions for hair growth. Some programs and a virtual injection bar are available online, and telemedicine visits are offered.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices for weight loss or hormone therapy, and it does not say whether medication is included in any price. The one figure given is a consultation fee of $150 for a targeted session, with 50% of that fee applied toward your initial consultation when it is scheduled after the session. It is a fee-for-service clinic and does not accept insurance for visits. Insurance may still cover FDA-approved prescriptions on most items, which is a separate question from the visit fee.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes each prescription and who reviews your labs. Dr. Parker is the only prescriber named, so ask who handles online programs and injections. Ask whether a program price includes GLP-1 medication, and whether that medication is brand-name or compounded. Dr. Parker prefers FDA-approved bioidentical hormones, so ask which product you would receive and which pharmacy fills it. In its own words: "Dr. Parker does not rely on a particular protocol for hormonal prescribing practices." Ask what that means for how your plan would be built.

Ask what the InBody test, advanced lab panels, follow-up visits and Peptide Upgrade cost, and whether each is billed separately. Ask about cancellation, refund and membership terms, since none are described. Dr. Parker does not use or recommend hormone pellets, but she works with women who had pellets from other providers, so ask what that support involves if it applies to you. For telehealth, ask which states you can be seen in, since none are named. The practice has a Spring 2027 waitlist, so ask whether an earlier appointment is possible. Finally, ask which entity will bill you, since the same suite is also used by Neurevolution Medicine PLLC, a practice Dr. Parker co-founded.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you are a woman in midlife looking for a cash-pay visit focused on hormones, and you are ready to ask about medication pricing, compounding and cancellation before you book. It is a weaker fit if you want published prices or a clinic that bills insurance for its visits.

Sources: drkarenparker.com, drkarenparker.com/weight-loss, drkarenparker.com/hormone-replacement, drkarenparker.com/contact-us, drkarenparker.com/services, drkarenparker.com/faq

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Hours

10:00 am – 05:00 pm

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