EHS

About EHS

What is EHS?

EHS, which stands for Enitan Healthcare Services, is a family medical and wellness clinic at 10905 Fort Washington Rd Ste 305, Fort Washington, MD 20744. The clinic describes itself as nurse practitioner-led. The only prescriber it names is Dr. Oluwatobi Ogunrinde, APRN, DNP, who is also its medical director. Her page describes her as a doctoral-prepared nurse practitioner with over a decade of experience and board certification from the American Nursing Credentialing Center.

Most of the services are primary care: minor illness and injury, flu, COVID, strep and RSV testing, school, work and sport physicals, DOT physicals, immunizations, STI screening, contraception, and blood pressure and diabetes screening. It also offers IV vitamin hydration therapy and weight management, which includes GLP-1 weight loss medications. Hormone replacement therapy is listed as coming soon. Visits can be in clinic, by telemedicine, or through concierge services. Telemedicine covers minor illnesses, one-time medication renewals and weight loss consultations. Hours are Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Saturday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and closed on Sunday. The phone numbers are 240-493-6505 and 240-273-1224. It has a 5 rating on Google from 10 reviews.

What does it cost?

The clinic accepts Aetna, CareFirst BCBS, United Healthcare, Maryland Medicaid, Maryland Physicians Care and Tricare. It also takes self-pay patients. In its own words: "Self-pay patients are welcome." Self-pay patients can join a direct care membership, where a monthly fee covers unlimited monthly visits, with individual and family plans. The clinic does not publish the membership fee.

New patients get 10% off Vitamin Therapy or $100 off GLP-1 weight loss medications. That is a discount, not a price. The clinic does not publish a price for the GLP-1 medication, does not say whether medication is included in any monthly fee, and publishes no consultation fee or cancellation terms. Ask for the full figures before booking.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes the GLP-1 prescription and who follows you through the treatment. The clinic names Dr. Ogunrinde as medical director and does not name a separate weight loss prescriber. Ask whether the medication is brand-name or compounded, and where it is filled. Ask whether the monthly membership fee includes the medication or whether the drug is billed separately. Ask whether the $100 off applies to the medication or the visit.

Ask what follow-up visits and lab work cost. If a weight loss consultation is done by telemedicine, ask whether the prescribing and follow-up work the same way as in clinic. The clinic takes insurance but does not say whether a plan covers GLP-1 medications, so ask your plan directly. Ask how to cancel the membership and whether any fee is due on the way out. Since hormone replacement therapy is marked coming soon, ask when it will start.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a nurse practitioner-led clinic in Fort Washington for routine care, work or school physicals, or a weight management program, and you are willing to get the prices in writing before you commit. If you need a published price list or a named weight loss prescriber, or you need hormone therapy now, call first, because the clinic does not publish those details.

Sources: enitanhealthcareservices.com, enitanhealthcareservices.com/contact-us, enitanhealthcareservices.com/services, enitanhealthcareservices.com/about-us

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