Your Optimal Healthcare

About Your Optimal Healthcare

What is Your Optimal Healthcare?

Your Optimal Healthcare is an alternative medical practice at 409 West Osage Street in Pacific, MO 63069. It describes its work as holistic and functional medicine, and its Google listing places it in the holistic medicine practitioner category. Mary Orris, a nurse practitioner, runs the practice. Richard Bligh is the office's Medical Director. No credential is stated for him, so none is given.

The practice offers primary care, internal medicine, general practice, women's health, weight loss, lab services, same-day care, bioidentical hormone therapy, IV vitamin C treatments, HIV and Hep C treatments, and Ortho Molecular supplements available in the office. Hormone therapy comes as sublingual tablets, intramuscular injections, or bioidentical pellets, and the office also offers transgender hormone therapy. The weight loss medication is not named. The office uses electronic medical records, and patients can log into a portal to view labs, ask questions and set up appointments.

In its own words: "We believe in early detection and prevention of disease processes."

The office is open on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday only. Its Google listing shows a rating of 5 from 6 reviews. Appointments are made by calling 636 200 8555.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices. It gives no consultation fee, no price for hormone therapy, IV vitamin C or supplements, and no monthly program cost. It does not say whether medication is included in any program, whether insurance is accepted, or whether there is a membership plan or cancellation policy. Ask for the full cost in writing before your first visit.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes the prescription. Mary Orris is the nurse practitioner, but ask whether hormone or weight loss prescriptions come from her, from Richard Bligh, or from both, and what his role is in that.

For weight loss, ask which medication is used, whether it is brand name or compounded, and whether it is part of a monthly fee or billed separately.

For hormone therapy, ask which delivery form is recommended, what it costs, and what any blood or salivary testing costs.

Ask what follow-up visits and lab work cost, and whether viewing labs through the portal is included.

Ask whether insurance is accepted, whether any visits can be done by telehealth (the office does not say), and how to cancel a program or membership if one applies. Ask too how same-day care is scheduled, since the office is open only three days a week.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a cash-pay visit in Pacific with a nurse practitioner and a named Medical Director, and you are comfortable getting a full written price before you book. It may not suit you if you need an office open on other weekdays, or if you need the weight loss medication named and priced before you commit.

Sources: orrisoptimalhealthcare.com

Services Offered

Hours

Open on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday only.

Location