Generations Family Practice

About Generations Family Practice

What is Generations Family Practice?

Generations Family Practice is a family medicine and primary care practice at 1021 Darrington Drive, Suite 101, Cary, NC 27513. Its phone number is (919) 296-0181. It serves patients of all ages from Cary, Morrisville, Apex, Southwest Raleigh, Olde Raleigh and surrounding areas. It also mentions other locations without naming them, so ask which office a visit would be at. It was one of the finalists for the Gartner Eye on Innovation Awards for Health and Life Sciences 2024.

Primary care is the main business. Medical weight loss is one of its services, alongside annual physicals, diabetes care, women's health, men's health, birth control, IUDs, STD testing, immunizations, preventive medicine, chronic care management and osteopathic manipulation. It does not describe hormone therapy, peptide therapy or longevity care. The weight loss program names semaglutide, the Wegovy pill and the Wegovy shot. Dr. Alex Tse, MD, assesses each patient's needs and builds the customized plan. Dr. Justine Glodowski, DO, is named as the provider of its semaglutide care. Dr. Prayana Joseph and Sierra Harris, FNP-C, are also listed as prescribers. No credential is given for Dr. Joseph. In its own words, each plan "begins with a detailed health evaluation, followed by ongoing support, progress monitoring, lifestyle guidance, and treatment adjustments when needed."

What does it cost?

Medical weight loss visits start at $130 per visit. New patient consultations start at $150, and follow-up visits are priced at $100.

The practice does not say whether the medication is included in the visit price, and it publishes no price for the medication itself. It accepts most major insurance plans, but it does not say whether insurance covers the weight loss medication. It does not publish membership, program commitment or cancellation terms.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who signs the prescription. Four people are named as prescribers, and the practice does not say which one would prescribe the weight loss medication. Ask whether the visit price includes the medication, and whether it would be the brand-name Wegovy or another form of semaglutide. If it is another form, ask whether it is compounded. Ask whether insurance covers the medication.

Ask what lab work costs, and whether the $130 visit price or the $100 follow-up price applies to weight loss check-ins. Ask whether the registered dietitians and counselors the program describes are included in the fee. Ask how cancellation works and whether there is a minimum commitment. Ask whether video visits are available, since telehealth appears in its list of services without explanation. Ask which office a visit would be at, and what its office hours are, since none are published.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want primary care and medical weight loss under one practice, and you are ready to get the medication price in writing before you book. It is a weaker fit if you came for hormone, peptide or longevity care, since none of those are described.

Sources: generationsfamilypractice.com, generationsfamilypractice.com/semaglutide-injections, generationsfamilypractice.com/self-pay-pricing-insurance

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