Augusta Anti-Aging Medicine

About Augusta Anti-Aging Medicine

What is Augusta Anti-Aging Medicine?

Augusta Anti-Aging Medicine is a cash-pay clinic at 610 Ponder Place Drive in Evans, Georgia. Its phone number is 706-707-2808. The clinic focuses on anti-aging medicine, menopausal health and sexual health, and it also runs an IV lounge. Its services also include weight management, peptide therapy, IV infusions, injections, hair restoration, body and skin treatments, pelvic health and intravaginal remodeling. Google lists it as a medical spa and shows a 3.2 rating from 28 reviews.

The two named prescribers are Samantha S Tojino, DNP, FNP-C, and Shannon Whitwell, APRN, FNP-C, MSN. Tojino founded the clinic, and her listed experience spans 28 years in family practice, urology, oncology, women's health, integrative medicine and urogynecology. The clinic's blog marks five years in operation. Weight management includes GLP-1 and GLP-1 plus GIP injection therapy, and the clinic names a tirzepatide and semaglutide weight loss medication. Hours are Monday to Thursday, 8am to 5pm, Friday, 8am to noon, and closed on weekends. Follow-up visits run 30 to 45 minutes and can be in person or by telehealth.

What does it cost?

A new patient initial visit is $250, and each follow-up visit is $175. New patients also pay a $50 deposit before booking. The clinic does not publish a price for weight loss medication, and it does not say whether medication is included in any price.

Three monthly memberships are offered: VIP at $99 a month, VIP Exclusive at $149 a month and VIP Luxe at $199 a month. Each carries discounts on skin care, infusions, IV add-ons, supplements and body and skin treatments, plus Xeomin or Botox at $10 a unit. Memberships require a 6-month commitment, are auto-drafted monthly, and need 30-day cancellation notice with a credit card on file. Tirzepatide and semaglutide discounts are excluded from every membership. Missed appointments without 48-hour notice carry a $100 fee for new appointments and procedures, or $50 for follow-ups. The clinic accepts most major medical insurance, offers a self-pay membership, and accepts CareCredit.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who would write your prescription, and whether the same clinician handles your follow-ups. Ask whether the membership fee covers any medication, and what a month of the weight loss medicine costs on top of that. Ask whether the medication is brand-name or compounded, because the clinic does not say. Ask what the $250 first visit includes, including the body composition analysis the weight program describes, and whether the $175 follow-ups cover injections.

If you are interested in hormone care, the clinic lists menopausal health but does not name hormone therapy directly, so ask whether it includes hormone prescriptions and what they cost. If you are interested in peptide therapy, the clinic's own description reads: "Peptide therapy refers to restoring the number of peptides to stimulate cellular regrowth systems within the body as a treatment option for specific conditions." Ask which peptide would be used, for which condition, and what it costs. If you want telehealth follow-ups, ask which states you can be seen from. Finally, ask how you would cancel a membership after the six-month minimum, and whether the $50 deposit is refunded.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want menopausal, anti-aging and weight care under one roof and you are comfortable paying cash, either per visit or through a six-month membership. It is a weaker fit if you need the medication price in writing before you book, since none is published.

Sources: augustaa2m.com, augustaa2m.com/weight-management, augustaa2m.com/anti-aging-medicine, augustaa2m.com/membership, augustaa2m.com/about-us

Services Offered

Hours

Mon-Thu: 8am – 5pm Fri: 8am – noon Sat – Sun: closed

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