Alohi Clinic

About Alohi Clinic

What is Alohi Clinic?

Alohi Clinic is a primary care practice at 94-229 Waipahu Depot St. Ste 308, Waipahu, Hawaii 96797, phone 808-582-8881. Dr. Paul Coelho, APRN, DNP, founded it and has 20+ years of experience as an Advanced Practice Nurse. Dr. Jasmine Wagner, APRN, DNP, is also listed as a prescriber.

Alongside primary care, it offers medical weight loss, peptide consultations, men's health, DOT/CDL physicals, STI testing and treatment, non-emergency medical services and injectables. It also offers aesthetic work: Morpheus8 skin tightening, dark spot removal, laser hair removal and facials. Hours are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 8a to 5p with a lunch closure from 12p to 1p, and Saturday, 8a to 12p. It is closed Wednesday and Sunday. Google reviewers have rated it 4.5 from 26 reviews.

The weight loss program is built around medical oversight, a structured plan and follow-up over time. The practice uses brand-name GLP-1 medication when it is indicated, and it does not use compounded versions. In its own words: "We do not use compounded GLP-1 medications in this program." Peptide care starts with an introductory call, which does not guarantee treatment or a prescription.

What does it cost?

It does not publish weight loss or medication prices, and nothing says whether medication is included in any price. Medication is described as typically separate from consultation fees, but no consultation fee is stated. Lab work may be billed separately, with no amount given.

The only published prices are for Lumecca Peak IPL: $500 per face treatment, $250 per spot treatment and $350 per hands treatment. Treatment packages are said to save more. The practice accepts insurance for FDA-approved weight-loss medications and will help with prior authorization and coordinate with your pharmacy and plan, but it does not name the plans it accepts. It does not publish membership or cancellation terms.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask which prescriber you would see and whether a physician is involved in your care. Ask whether any program fee includes the medication, and whether the GLP-1 medication is the brand-name product. For peptides, ask which ones are used and whether each is FDA-approved, since some peptides are not approved for the uses listed.

Ask for the first visit, follow-up visits and lab work prices in writing. Ask which health plans are accepted and whether prior authorization help applies to yours. Telehealth is listed among its services, but remote visits are not explained, so ask whether visits can be done by video. Ask what men's health visits include and whether hormone therapy is part of them, since it is not named. Finally, ask how to cancel and whether a program has a minimum term.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want one Waipahu office for primary care alongside weight loss, peptide consultations or aesthetic work, and you are comfortable getting prices and plan details in writing before you commit. If you need published prices or a confirmed list of accepted plans first, ask for them before you book.

Sources: alohiclinic.com, alohiclinic.com/weight-loss, alohiclinic.com/peptides, alohiclinic.com/meet-our-team

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