Precision Health Alaska

About Precision Health Alaska

What is Precision Health Alaska?

Precision Health Alaska is a concierge clinic at 6921 Garth Circle, Suite A, in Palmer, Alaska. Its main work is hormone therapy and medical weight loss. It also offers testosterone therapy for men, erectile dysfunction therapy, peptide and anti-aging therapies, shock wave therapy, vitamin injections and 3D body scans. It has a Google rating of 5 from 110 reviews.

Visits can take place in the clinic or by telemedicine. In its own words: "Services are offered via telemedicine or in-clinic to meet your needs." Its hormone program lists testosterone, estradiol, progesterone, DHEA and thyroid optimization. Tadalafil is the only medication it names. Its team is trained in hormone therapy through Worldlink Medical. Precision Health, LLC is owned and operated by Saint Catherine's Healthcare, LLC.

It does not name the provider who treats patients, and it does not publish hours or say how long it has been open.

What does it cost?

Weight loss starts with a $350 weight loss lab panel and a $300 initial provider visit, both one-time start-up fees. The monthly membership runs from $299 to $899, depending on how many provider visits are needed and which medication therapy is chosen. The membership has a three-month minimum. The monthly fee includes follow-up visits, weight-ins, medication, supplies, delivery and support.

Hormone therapy starts with a $350 BHRT lab panel and a $300 initial consultation fee, which is one time unless service lapses. The all-inclusive monthly fee is $200 for one hormone, $250 for two, $300 for three and $350 for four. Testosterone therapy for men is $200 a month after a $250 TRT lab panel and a $300 initial provider visit. Thyroid hormone or tadalafil adds $50 each per month.

It does not say whether it accepts insurance, and it does not describe financing.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes the prescriptions, since no treating provider is named and no credentials are given. Ask which weight loss medications are used, since none are named, and whether they are brand-name or compounded. Ask whether the $299 to $899 fee covers the medication in your case, and what would move your fee toward $899. The weight loss membership includes medication, but it also says extra lab costs may apply beyond the start-up fees, so ask which labs those are and what they cost.

Ask how follow-up visits are billed, and how cancellation works after the three-month minimum, since no cancellation terms are published. Ask whether telemedicine visits are available where you live, because no states are listed. Ask about hours and how long the clinic has been open.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want hormone therapy or medical weight loss on a monthly membership, can get to Palmer or do telemedicine visits, and are comfortable asking who prescribes before you pay for the first visit. It is worth a call if the three-month minimum and the lab costs are workable for your budget.

Sources: precisionhealthalaska.com, precisionhealthalaska.com/weightlossmanagement, precisionhealthalaska.com/bhrt, precisionhealthalaska.com/testosterone

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