Glow Health Medical Clinic

About Glow Health Medical Clinic

What is Glow Health Medical Clinic?

Glow Health Medical Clinic is a primary care practice in Mill Valley, California, run by Dr. Tanya Zamorano, who is board certified in family medicine. Primary care and telemedicine sit alongside a broader set of services that include medical weight management, hormone replacement therapy, and a line of aesthetic treatments such as Botox, microneedling, dermal fillers, body sculpting, and joint and trigger point injections. So this is a family practice that has built out a weight loss and hormone program, not a stand-alone weight loss shop.

For weight management, three program paths are offered: compounded tirzepatide, compounded semaglutide, and brand-name Zepbound. For hormone therapy, Dr. Zamorano prescribes bioidentical hormone replacement for perimenopause, menopause, and related hormonal symptoms, with compounding pharmacy options available when a custom formulation is needed. Aesthetic treatments require an in-person visit at the Mill Valley office, but primary care, hormone therapy, and weight management follow-ups can be done by video or phone anywhere in California. The clinic is open limited hours: Monday and Friday mornings, and Tuesday and Thursday through the afternoon, closed Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday.

What does it cost?

The initial medical exam is $295, a one-time fee covering a 45 to 60 minute physician visit. For the brand-name Zepbound path, the program fee (covering physician visits, follow-ups, and body composition tracking, but not the medication itself, which is billed separately by Eli Lilly) runs $690 for three months or $890 for six months, with renewal cycles after that at $395 or $575. Compounded tirzepatide is sold by the vial, from $220 to $375 a month depending on size, plus $40 shipping, with additional fees of $175 per follow-up visit and $35 for in-office injection help. Compounded semaglutide starts "as low as $200/month," also vial-priced, with the same follow-up and injection fees added on. Renewal programs auto-renew unless cancelled 30 days ahead. The clinic is an out-of-network provider for all private insurance, so these are cash-pay prices, though labs can sometimes be billed through insurance or paid for separately in cash at an outside lab.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether your follow-up visits and labs will be billed through insurance or paid directly, since both options are mentioned. For hormone therapy, ask what the membership actually includes month to month, since the published fee structure for HRT is not fully laid out. Ask whether your compounded medication dose will come as a small, medium, or large vial, and how that maps to your prescribed dose, since vial size determines your effective monthly cost. If you are drawn to Zepbound specifically, confirm current pricing directly with Eli Lilly's billing, since that cost sits outside the clinic's program fee and is subject to change.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a single Marin County practice where a family physician handles your weight loss, your hormone therapy, and your general primary care rather than juggling separate specialists, and if you are comfortable paying cash with insurance out of the picture. It may be less of a fit if you are looking only for the lowest possible price point on medication, since the vial system and separate fees take some unpacking.

Sources: glowhmc.com, glowhmc.com/hormone-replacement-therapy, glowhmc.com/weight, glowhmc.com/meet-dr-tanya-zamorano, glowhmc.com/memberships

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