Eminence Hormone and Weight Loss Center

About Eminence Hormone and Weight Loss Center

What is Eminence Hormone and Weight Loss Center?

Eminence Hormone and Weight Loss Center is a clinic at 1000 Farmington Avenue, suite 109, in West Hartford, Connecticut. Its services are a medical weight loss program, hormone care for women and men, a non-medicated weight loss program, DEXA and VO2 Max testing, and advanced biomarker testing. Its main work is hormone care and medical weight loss.

The prescribers named are Kayse Barry, PA-C, and Amber Barry, PA-C, who co-founded the clinic. Their stated experience is over 20 years of combined expertise. The medications it names are Zepbound (Tirzepatide), Wegovy (Semaglutide) and Foundayo (orforglipron). In its own words: "At Eminence Hormone & Weight Loss Center in West Hartford, Connecticut, we offer provider-supervised oral GLP-1 weight loss medications for eligible patients who prefer a pill rather than a weekly injection."

Hours are by appointment, Monday through Saturday, and the office is closed Sunday. The phone number is 860-910-8669. Its Google listing shows a rating of 5 from 17 reviews.

This listing is for its West Hartford office at 1000 Farmington Ave #109.

What does it cost?

The clinic lists two plans. The Guided Weight Loss Plan is $275 quarterly, plus medication cost unless insurance approves the care. It covers provider evaluation, provider messaging, prescription management, medication access through licensed pharmacies, check-ins as needed, and nutritional guidance. The Metabolic Insite Plan is $350 quarterly, plus medication cost unless insurance approves it. It adds a DEXA scan and biomarker and metabolic lab analysis every 6 months. The medication is not included in either price.

It does not publish a consultation fee, medication prices, a price for the non-medicated program, or cancellation terms. It says cash pay and insurance options are available, but it does not name the insurers it accepts.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who signs the prescription and whether a provider evaluates you before the first one. Ask whether the medication is brand name or compounded. Its pricing lists Zepbound, Wegovy and oral GLP-1s, along with compounded Tirzepatide and Semaglutide, prescribed when appropriate. Ask which one you would receive and what it costs you. Ask for the full quarterly total with medication, and whether you owe the plan fee if you do not start.

Ask which insurers they accept and whether they bill your plan. Ask what lab work and DEXA scans cost, since the Guided plan does not include them. Ask whether follow-ups are in person and whether telehealth is offered, because the clinic does not say. Finally, ask how to cancel and whether a prepaid quarter can be refunded.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want provider-guided care in person, you can pay cash for the plan and the medication, and you will ask the questions above before you book. If you need a fixed, all-in price or telehealth visits, get those answers first.

Sources: eminencehormoneandweightloss.com, eminencehormoneandweightloss.com/oral-glp-1-weight-loss, eminencehormoneandweightloss.com/zepbound-tirzepatide

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