Henderson Family Care

About Henderson Family Care

What is Henderson Family Care?

Henderson Family Care is a family practice at 319 8th Street, Suite C, in Henderson, Kentucky. Primary care for the whole family is one of its services, and medically assisted weight loss is another. The others are Women's Health, Men's Health, IV Therapy and Injections, Lab Work & Testing, and Mental Health Care. Ashley Durham, APRN, MSN, is the one prescriber named. Its stated service area is Henderson, Western Kentucky and Southern Indiana. The phone number is 270-830-3056.

The weight loss program covers semaglutide and tirzepatide, sold as Wegovy and Zepbound. It describes three ways to get them. One is a compounded version of semaglutide or tirzepatide, filled through a semi-local pharmacy and shipped to your home. Another is buying Zepbound or Wegovy directly from the manufacturer's program without insurance. The third is a local pharmacy, which works only if your commercial insurance covers the drug, and it notes that few plans do. The weight loss information does not name who prescribes.

What does it cost?

The medication prices are the manufacturers' direct-purchase prices, which the clinic lists. Zepbound 2.5mg is $349 a month. Zepbound 5mg, 7.5mg and 10mg are $499 a month. Wegovy is $499 a month. Compounded medication costs depend on dose, and no figure is given. It does not publish a consultation or visit fee, and it does not say whether the medication is included in clinic program fees.

The clinic runs on cash pay. Patients pay per visit or enroll in a membership. In its own words: "We offer longer visit times, more personal and individualized care, with upfront transparent visit fees." It does not say whether it bills insurance for visits, what a membership commits you to, or how cancellation works.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who signs the weight loss prescription, since that information names no one. Ask whether the compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide is prescribed by the clinic, and what it would cost at the dose you need. Ask whether the program fee covers the medication, or whether you pay the pharmacy or manufacturer separately. Ask what visits, follow-up and lab work cost, and whether any of it is billed to insurance. If you join a membership, ask how it renews and how you cancel. Ask whether it offers hormone therapy such as TRT or HRT, since it lists hormone evaluations but does not name those treatments as services. Ask whether visits can be done by video, because it does not say.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you live in or near Henderson, want a cash-pay family practice that handles primary care alongside a GLP-1 weight loss program, and are ready to pay out of pocket for the medication. Get the visit fee and the medication terms in writing before you book, because the clinic does not publish either one.

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