Premonition Health

About Premonition Health

What is Premonition Health?

Premonition Health is a physician-led primary care clinic at 1431 S Bluffview Dr, Suite 210, in Wichita, Kansas. Primary care is its main work. Medical weight loss is one of its two listed services, alongside preventive care and chronic disease management. Matt Bezzant, MD is the prescriber named. Kirsten also leads care, but no credential is stated for her.

In its own words: "Medically supervised weight loss with multiple injectable options." The program does not name the specific medications. Virtual and phone visits are available when in-person isn't practical. Google shows a 5 rating from 26 reviews. The office is open Monday through Friday, 08:30 to 12:00 and 13:00 to 16:30, at (316) 789-6049.

What does it cost?

The weight loss program costs $130 to $445 a month. That covers medications, weight-loss labs (CBC, CMP, lipids, A1c, TSH/T4), and nursing and provider visits. Cost depends on the medication, dose and shipping, so the range is wide. Other labs are extra at negotiated cash-pay rates. The initial consultation is free if you decide not to start treatment. Medications must be paid for upfront before they are released.

Primary care membership starts at $65 a month, and primary care visits are included in the weight loss cost while you're enrolled. The clinic accepts insurance, Medicare and Medicaid, and it offers direct membership for patients who prefer that. Weight loss is generally not covered by insurance. A provider visit that also treats a covered problem may be billed to commercial insurance and credited toward your weight loss services. Cancellation terms for the program are not published.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who signs your prescription and whether Matt Bezzant, MD will be your prescriber. Ask which medications the program uses and what sets your price within the $130 to $445 range, since cost is tied to the medication, dose and shipping. Ask whether the monthly fee covers every dose you might be on.

Ask whether the medication is compounded or FDA-approved. The clinic works with 503A pharmacies for compounded injectables, which are not FDA-approved. An FDA-approved option is available through primary care membership, with you paying the pharmacy. Ask what follow-up visits and extra labs cost, how to cancel, how long the practice has been open, and whether visits beyond the primary care visit can be billed to insurance.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want primary care and medically supervised weight loss from one Wichita practice, can pay a monthly fee out of pocket, and want the prescriber, medication and cancellation details in writing before you start.

Sources: premonition.health, premonition.health/weight-loss.html, premonition.health/blog/posts/glp1/02-safety.html

Services Offered

Hours

Mo-Fr 08:30-12:00; Mo-Fr 13:00-16:30

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