Rois Medical Group

About Rois Medical Group

What is Rois Medical Group?

Rois Medical Group is a primary care practice at 5462 Village Dr. in Rockledge, Florida. The phone number is (321) 421-7122, and the team is bilingual. Ricardo Rois, M.D. is the only prescriber named. He has more than 20 years of experience as a family physician, is board-certified by the American Board of Family Medicine, and is a USCIS-Approved Civil Surgeon, which allows him to perform the medical examinations required for certain immigration applications.

The practice lists eleven services: routine and preventative care, chronic disease management, Pap smears and women's health, allergy testing, an in-house lab, televisits, immigration visits, hormone replacement therapy, weight and fat loss management, wellness shots, and incontinence and sexual dysfunction therapy. The two programs with listed prices are hormone therapy and body contouring. The hormone program uses the Biote Method. In its own words: "This method uses tiny, rice-sized pellets inserted during a simple, in-office procedure." The weight program is described as personalized and medically guided, and it uses EmSculpt Neo, a non-invasive body contouring treatment. No GLP-1 or other weight loss medication is named, and no peptide or longevity service is named. The practice has a 4.9 rating on Google from 212 reviews.

What does it cost?

The practice does not publish prices for its weight management program, and it names no weight loss medication to price. The hormone program lists annual totals of $1.550 to $1.300 and $1.350 to $1.100, with $250 off for new patients only. It does not say which figure applies to women and which to men, or whether the price includes medication. Lab tests are not included in the package price. Get the exact figure for your situation in writing before you book. The initial hormone consultation is listed as free.

The Medical Gym Membership is a separate body contouring offer: $99 a month for one EmSculpt Neo session and one EMSELLA session, or $149 a month for two of each. The practice recommends a minimum of 6 months of consistent sessions for visible changes, and it lists no cancellation terms. It states that it accepts most health insurances, and it lists credit plans as a payment option.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes each hormone prescription and who manages follow-up between visits. Ask whether the annual hormone price covers the pellets, the insertion visits, follow-up and lab work. Ask whether the pellets are brand-name or compounded, and which of the two annual figures applies to you.

Ask whether any medication is part of the weight program, and what it would cost if so. Ask whether the gym membership covers physician visits or only the device sessions. One Google review says a paid VIP membership was needed to get care there, so ask whether a standard primary care visit requires any membership. Ask how to cancel the membership and whether it has a minimum term, given the 6-month recommendation. Ask which insurance plans apply to which services, since the practice says only that it accepts most of them.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a primary care physician who also offers priced hormone therapy and body contouring programs, and you are willing to get prices, medication details and cancellation terms in writing before you pay. It is a weaker match if you came for a named weight loss medication or a published weight program price, since neither is listed.

Sources: roismedicalgroup.com, roismedicalgroup.com/hormone-replacement-therapy, roismedicalgroup.com/excess-weight-can-quietly-drive-chronic-health-conditions, roismedicalgroup.com/weight-loss-tips-for-success, roismedicalgroup.com/hormone-replacement-therapy-may-be-what-you-need-for-peri-menopause-fatigue-low-libido, roismedicalgroup.com/medical-gym-membership

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