Wycoff Wellness

About Wycoff Wellness

What is Wycoff Wellness?

Wycoff Wellness describes its approach as functional medicine. John O. Wycoff, D.O. is the prescriber named on the clinic's site. He moved from conventional medicine to functional medicine. No street address or town is listed. The phone number is 517-333-7270.

The main services are hormone evaluation with bioidentical hormone replacement, weight loss, and anti-aging evaluation and treatments. The clinic also lists cardiovascular testing, a chronic disease program, heavy metal evaluation, thermography and discount laboratory testing. Its treatment menu is long and includes chelation therapy, IV vitamin infusions, ozone therapy, colon hydrotherapy, far infrared sauna and alternative cancer services. There is also an online supplement store. It does not list peptide therapy. Telephone or Skype consultations are offered to people outside the area. Google lists it as a medical clinic with a 3.1 rating from 11 reviews.

For weight loss, the work starts with an initial visit, a review of your history and a physical exam, usually followed by blood or saliva tests. The approach then looks for barriers such as adrenal or sex hormone imbalance, hypothyroidism, nutrient deficiencies, and poor eating or exercise habits. The weight loss programs are medically supervised.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices, a consultation fee or membership terms. It does not say whether insurance is accepted, or whether medication is included in any program. No cost is given for the initial visit, the tests, follow-up visits or supplements. Ask for a written estimate that covers all of these before you book.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with location and reach. No street address is listed, and no states are named for telephone or Skype consultations, so ask where you would be seen and which states the consultation covers. Ask whether Dr. Wycoff personally writes your prescriptions and who handles follow-up between visits.

Next, ask about medication. Does any program fee include the medication? Is the drug brand-name or compounded? Get the answers before you pay anything. One heading reads that HCG is only available for fertility in men, while the treatment menu lists HCG weight loss, so ask which applies and whether it is offered to you.

Then ask about costs outside the program itself. Ask what the initial tests cost, how often follow-up labs are needed and what they cost, and whether supplements are required. If the alternative cancer services interest you, ask what they involve and who supervises them. Ask how cancellation works and whether it carries a fee. Finally, ask for the office hours and how many years the practice has been open, since neither is listed.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a physician-led practice that starts with an exam and testing, you can pay out of pocket, and you will not commit until the price and medication terms are in writing. It is a weaker fit if you need published prices, a street address you can visit, or a plain answer on who prescribes and what the medication costs before you book.

Sources: wycoffwellness.com, wycoffwellness.com/services/weight-loss-services, wycoffwellness.com/treatments/bioidentical-hormone-replacement

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