Bonner Springs Integrative Health

About Bonner Springs Integrative Health

What is Bonner Springs Integrative Health?

Bonner Springs Integrative Health is a medical practice at 135 Oak Street in Bonner Springs, Kansas 66012. The phone number is 913-298-0754. Its core is direct primary care, a membership where you pay the practice for an ongoing relationship with its physician, Dr. Shawn Lillig, MD, a family physician who founded the practice. Mark Lawson, PA-C handles men's health and wellness, and Jessica Wunder, PMHNP works in integrative psychiatry.

Alongside the medical side, the practice runs counseling, ketamine / KAP, reflexology, sound baths, yoga and meditation classes, and a supplement line. The services most relevant to cash-pay care are weight management, which includes a tirzepatide program, and men's health with testosterone therapy. In its own words: "We offer a variety of hormone options, guided by your health needs and clinical review." Men's health care is listed as in-person and telehealth when appropriate. It does not list peptide therapy. Its Google listing, with a 5 rating from 9 reviews, is categorized as a yoga studio.

What does it cost?

Membership is $75 a month for one adult or $200 a month for two adults and dependent children. New members pay a one-time $100 enrollment fee per household. You can prepay for six months or a year. Standard costs $425 for six months or $800 for a year, and Family costs $1,000 for six months or $1,800 for a year.

Testosterone therapy is $35 per injection, or $195 every 3 months for in-office care. These fees are separate from membership dues, and the care team confirms the medication, supply and monitoring costs for each plan. The $395 men's health physical covers an exam, a set of labs and a results review.

The clinic does not publish a price for its weight loss program or for tirzepatide. It also does not state a consultation fee, whether it accepts insurance, its hours, or how cancellation works.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes the tirzepatide prescription. The clinic does not name a prescriber for its weight loss program. Ask whether the medication is brand-name or compounded. The clinic works with compounding and mail-order pharmacies, and its own page notes that compounded medications are not FDA-approved.

Ask whether the $35 per injection and $195 quarterly fees include the medication, and whether you must be a member to get those add-on prices. Ask what follow-up visits and lab work cost beyond the $395 physical. Ask what a consultation costs, whether insurance is accepted, and how to cancel a membership, including whether unused prepaid time is refunded. Ask for the office hours and whether weight care can be done by telehealth, since telehealth is named only for men's health.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a continuing relationship with a physician on a monthly or prepaid membership and are considering men's hormone care with the same team. If your main goal is a weight loss program with a published price and a named prescriber, call first, because neither is published.

Sources: bonnersprings.health, bonnersprings.health/mens-health-testosterone, bonnersprings.health/services/nutrition-supplements

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