Big Sky Anti Aging

About Big Sky Anti Aging

What is Big Sky Anti Aging?

Big Sky Anti Aging, LLC is a clinic at 8000 Avalon Boulevard, suite 100, in Alpharetta, Georgia. The phone number is 770-706-4182. Melissa C. Parker, FACOG, MD is the one prescriber the clinic names. She is listed as board certified in obstetrics and gynecology and a fellow of the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology.

Mainly it is a practice for women's hormone and longevity care. In its own words: "We welcome women aged 35 years old on up." Its services include hormone replacement therapy with Biote testosterone pellets, weight management with tirzepatide and dietitian consults, and a group of therapies that includes sermorelin, glutathione, NAD +, rapamycin, DHEA and oxytocin. It also offers lab panels, genetic and Galleri cancer screening, breast MRI, a coronary calcium score and a carotid artery ultrasound. Hours, telehealth and years in practice are not listed. Google shows a rating of 5 from 3 reviews.

What does it cost?

The clinic does not accept insurance. It takes AMEX, VISA and HSA cards, and fees are charged on the day of service. Its functional medicine and longevity membership costs $1,350 a year. That includes a 1.5 hour initial consult, a year of follow up correspondence, and a 106 functional and hormone lab panel through Function Health, which the clinic values at $500. Prescription medications and recommended products are not included.

The perimenopause or menopause consult costs $375 for 6 months. It includes a 1 hour initial consult and follow up correspondence for that period. Labs may be billed through insurance, and prescription medications are not included. The testosterone pellet procedure costs $375 per insertion. Hormone labs before the procedure are extra, and a consultation comes first. The clinic does not say whether the price covers the pellets. It does not publish prices for tirzepatide, sermorelin or the other therapies, and it does not state a consultation fee on its own. Ask about these before you book.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes the prescription and whether Dr. Parker sees you herself at each visit. Ask whether the $375 pellet price includes the testosterone pellets, and what the pre-procedure labs cost. For tirzepatide, sermorelin or any other medication, ask the price of the drug itself, whether it is a brand name or compounded, and which pharmacy fills it. Ask what follow up visits and lab work cost after the first appointment, and whether any visit can be done by video.

Ask how a membership is cancelled and whether any part of the fee is refunded, since the clinic does not state its terms. Its disclaimer states that testing and suggestions "may not be supported or validated by the FDA." Ask which tests and therapies that covers and what evidence the clinic points to for each one you are considering. If you are a man, ask whether the clinic sees men.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you are a woman 35 or older, you plan to pay cash, and you want a physician who is an obstetrician and gynecologist named as the prescriber. If you need insurance billing, or you want every price in writing before you call, ask those questions first.

Sources: bigskyantiaging.com, bigskyantiaging.com/pages/services, bigskyantiaging.com/pages/fees-membership

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