Primary Care Specialists of Florida

About Primary Care Specialists of Florida

What is Primary Care Specialists of Florida?

Primary Care Specialists of Florida is a family medicine practice with offices in Orlando and Winter Garden. It sees adults, women, children and newborns, and it offers same-day primary care visits. The phone number is 407-735-6735. On Google the practice is rated 5, from 17 reviews.

The prescribers named are Alexander Fishberg, MD, who spent 15 years as associate program director of a family medicine residency, and Josie Sloman, APRN, a board-certified family nurse practitioner. Weight loss is one service among many. The practice also treats acute and chronic diseases and provides annual checkups, preventive care, women's health and mental health care. It offers remote patient management for diabetes and hypertension, children's services, procedures such as wart removal, and Botox, fillers, microneedling hair treatment and NAD+. Colonoscopy and upper endoscopy are done by referral.

This listing is for its Winter Garden office at 15536 W Colonial Dr Ste B.

What does it cost?

Weight loss with GLP-1s starts at $20 a week. The practice does not say whether that figure includes the medication, and it does not name the GLP-1 drug it uses.

The practice accepts most major insurance plans, including Medicare, Medicare Advantage, Oscar, BCBS, Aetna, Cigna and Humana. For patients paying out of pocket, its self-pay visit prices, as of May 1, 2026, are $100 for newborns through age 18, $125 for ages 18 to 65, and $175 for over 65. A women's exam with a basic PAP smear and sexually transmitted disease testing is $425. Circumcision is $350. Colonoscopy and upper endoscopy are each $1250, or $1500 for both on the same day, and those prices cover anesthesia, facility, pathology and professional fees. Telehealth is offered when insurance covers it or at self-pay rates, but no telehealth price is listed. It does not publish a consultation fee, membership terms or a cancellation policy.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether the $20 a week covers the medication. If it does not, ask what the medication costs each month. Ask which GLP-1 drug is used and whether it is brand-name or compounded, since the clinic names neither. Ask which prescriber will start and manage the weight loss program, because it does not name one for that service.

Ask what visits, follow-up and lab work cost on top of the weekly fee. The practice says it partners with Nourish, llc for insurance-covered dietitian counseling, so ask whether that is part of the program or billed separately. Ask whether there is a membership, a minimum commitment and how cancellation works. If you are curious about NAD+, ask what it involves and who gives it, since it is listed without any description.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a primary care practice that also offers GLP-1 weight loss, and you are ready to get the medication, prescriber and cancellation details settled before you pay. If you expected a dedicated weight loss program with its terms published up front, call first, because those details are not posted.

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