Women's Wellness With Dr. Robinson

About Women's Wellness With Dr. Robinson

What is Women's Wellness With Dr. Robinson?

This is an OB/GYN practice in Dearborn, at 25080 Michigan Avenue, run by Jodi Robinson MD, who also practices integrative and functional medicine. She describes over 30 years caring for women through all stages of life, and says she has been practicing integrative and functional medicine since 2016 as part of her OB/GYN work. Her services include hormone evaluation with bioidentical hormone replacement, testing and treatment for PMOS, fertility optimization, and a range of functional medicine testing: cortisol, nutritional, stool, SIBO, leaky gut, food sensitivity, genomic, organic acid, mold and environmental toxin, and neurotransmitter testing. Weight loss is addressed through what the practice calls "optimizing metabolism and nutrition in PMOS with supplements or GLP1 medications," though it does not name which GLP-1 medication is used. Visits are offered in person or by telemedicine. This is a physician's practice with a broad functional medicine focus, not a dedicated weight loss or hormone clinic, so hormone therapy and GLP-1 medications sit alongside a wider menu of testing and root cause medicine.

What does it cost?

No prices are published for hormone therapy, weight loss care, or office visit fees. Visits are billed to insurance based on time and complexity, and you can request either a 30 or 60 minute appointment. Functional medicine lab testing, however, is often not covered by insurance, and the practice directs patients to check pricing directly with the labs it uses (named as Genova, Great Plains, KBMO Food Sensitivity, DUTCH, Cyrex, and Doctor's Data). Ask for a cost estimate for any visit and for the specific lab panels recommended before you commit.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether your insurance will cover the visit type you need, and what you would owe out of pocket if it does not. Ask which lab tests are likely to be recommended for your concern and what those cost, since insurance often does not cover them. If weight loss is why you are calling, ask which GLP-1 medication would be prescribed, whether the monthly cost includes the medication itself, and whether it is a brand-name or compounded version. Ask how follow-up visits are structured and billed, since the practice notes that more complex concerns usually require a series of appointments.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a physician with OB/GYN and functional medicine training to investigate a complex hormonal, metabolic, or chronic symptom concern, and you are comfortable asking about insurance coverage and lab costs case by case. It may be less of a fit if you are looking for a program with published weight loss pricing or a clinic built primarily around GLP-1 prescribing.

Sources: womenswellnesswithdrrobinson.com, womenswellnesswithdrrobinson.com/about-5

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