Integrative Medical Clinic of North Carolina

About Integrative Medical Clinic of North Carolina

What is Integrative Medical Clinic of North Carolina?

Integrative Medical Clinic of North Carolina is a medical clinic at 5915 Farrington Rd, Suite 106, Chapel Hill, NC 27517, and it says it serves patients in Chapel Hill and Durham. It describes its work as integrative medicine, combining conventional approaches with complementary therapies for conditions such as gut problems, fatigue, autoimmune disease and hormone imbalance. It offers medical weight loss and hormone therapy. It does not list peptide therapy or longevity medicine.

Its prescribers are Julie McGregor, a physician and co-founder described as a board-certified internist, Karen Saylor, a family nurse practitioner, and Addie Skow and Moli Eddins, both adult-gerontology nurse practitioners. The weight loss program, Body Balance: Provider-Guided GLP-1 Weight Loss Program, uses GLP-1 injections, but the clinic does not name a specific medication. Hormone services include bioidentical hormone replacement therapy. Google lists it as a medical clinic with a 4.4 rating from 113 reviews.

What does it cost?

It publishes some prices, though not the one most people ask about. A new patient consultation is $400, and an established patient consultation is $290. A basal metabolic rate assessment with calculated macronutrients is $50. A 12-week CelluSolve SoftWave Therapy course, one session a week for cellulite, is $749.

It does not publish a price for the GLP-1 program, and it does not say whether medication is included in any price. It does not say whether insurance is accepted, and it does not describe financing, HSA payment or membership terms. Ask for a written total for the program before you book.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with the prescriber. Julie McGregor is listed as a physician, but no MD or DO appears after her name, so ask for her credentials and who will sign your GLP-1 prescription. Ask which GLP-1 medication is used, whether it is brand-name or compounded, and whether the program fee includes it. The program may include weekly GLP-1 injections. Ask what monitoring involves and how often you will be seen.

Then ask what lab work costs and how often it is required. Ask whether patients who are new to the clinic must complete the GLP-1 Program Screening Questionnaire before a consultation, whether visits can be done by video, whether the recommended supplements are required, and how cancellation works.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want physician and nurse practitioner care that combines conventional and complementary methods, and you are prepared to pay in cash without a published program price. It is a weaker fit if you need to know the full monthly cost, the medication name or whether insurance is billed before you call.

Sources: imcnorthcarolina.com, imcnorthcarolina.com/weight-loss

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Mon-Thu 8am-12pm, 1pm-5pm

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