Omaha Health Clinic

About Omaha Health Clinic

What is Omaha Health Clinic?

Omaha Health Clinic is a family practice at 14440 F Street, Suite 121, Omaha, NE 68137. The phone number is (402) 933-4450. Primary care is the core of the practice, and it lists four services: Family Medicine, Direct Primary Care, Weight Loss with Semaglutide, and Hormone Therapy. Two people are named as prescribers. Eyad Kakish, MD, has provided primary care for over 20 years and is described as a board-certified family physician. Wyatt Schmidt, PA-C, has over 10 years of experience serving the Omaha area and works with patients on hormone therapy.

Weight loss is offered with semaglutide and tirzepatide. The clinic also describes a 12-week program built on FirstLine Therapy from Metagenics, which includes lab work, a certified Lifestyle Educator, personal training, and dietary supplements. Hormone therapy is bio-identical hormone replacement for women and men. Hormone therapy can be given as pills, injections, pellets, creams, gels, or skin patches.

What does it cost?

The clinic publishes monthly prices for its weight loss medications. Semaglutide is $40 a month for the 0.25mg and 0.5mg doses, $150 for 1mg, and $200 for 2mg. Tirzepatide runs $200 a month for 2.5mg, $300 for 5mg, $400 for 7.5mg, and $500 for 10mg. The clinic also advertises semaglutide at $40 a month for the first 2 months. It does not say whether these prices include the medication, the visits, or the lab work.

Direct Primary Care is a recurring monthly membership with unlimited office visits and an annual physical, but the fee is not published. In its own words: "Direct Primary Care Services in Omaha, NE puts Physicians and patients responsible for their healthcare decisions by removing insurance from the doctor-patient relationship." The clinic does not publish a consultation fee, hormone therapy prices, or the cost of the 12-week program.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask which prescriber would write your prescription and who handles follow-up. Ask whether the monthly price covers the medication, visits, lab work, and follow-up, and what the lab work costs if it does not. Ask whether the medication is brand-name or compounded, since the clinic does not say. Ask what semaglutide costs after the introductory two months, and whether the 12-week program is extra. Ask what the membership fee is and how cancellation works.

Ask whether insurance is accepted for weight loss or hormone visits, whether telehealth is offered, and what the office hours are. None of these is listed. If peptide or longevity treatment matters to you, ask directly, because the clinic does not list any peptide or longevity service.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a family physician or PA-C in Omaha on a monthly membership, expect to pay cash for care insurance would not cover, and want semaglutide or tirzepatide at a stated monthly price. Get answers on the prescriber, what the monthly price includes, and cancellation before you book. If you need telehealth, posted hours, or a published price for hormone therapy, those are not listed, so ask first.

Sources: omahahealthclinic.com, omahahealthclinic.com/semaglutide, omahahealthclinic.com/bio-identical-hormone-replacement-therapy, omahahealthclinic.com/meet-your-doctor

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