Precision Health And Hormone Optimization

About Precision Health And Hormone Optimization

What is Precision Health And Hormone Optimization?

Precision Health And Hormone Optimization is a cash-pay practice at 3273 NC 16 Business Suite 103 in Denver, NC 28037. You can call or text 704-729-4413. Marcus Colon, FNP-C, is the only prescriber named. The practice calls itself optimization-focused, with hormone optimization as its lead service. It also offers weight loss, therapeutic peptides, sexual health, and specialty labs and testing.

For weight loss, semaglutide and tirzepatide may be part of an individualized plan when clinically appropriate, alongside nutrition, resistance training, and protein intake. On peptides, the practice says: "At Precision Health, peptide therapy is not a one-size-fits-all treatment."

Care starts with a 45-minute initial consultation, which can be virtual or in person. Labs are drawn by mobile phlebotomy or at a retail lab office. A lab review leads to a treatment plan, followed by follow-up appointments and ongoing oversight. The practice points to over 15 years of combined healthcare experience and states that it does not replace primary care. It has a 5 rating from 6 Google reviews.

What does it cost?

Membership is $99 a month. The $299 fee covers your first month and initial consult. It does not say whether medication is included in the $99 monthly fee, and it does not publish what the medication itself costs. Membership starts with a 6-month commitment from the start of your service plan. After the first 6 months, you can cancel at any time.

It is cash pay only. It does not accept or bill health insurance, Medicare, or Medicaid, but it accepts HSA cards and standard forms of payment for eligible services.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether the $99 monthly fee covers semaglutide or tirzepatide if you are considering either one, and whether the medication is brand-name or compounded. Ask who signs the prescription and who you will see at follow-up visits. Ask what lab work and follow-up cost beyond the monthly fee, and who bills the lab. Ask what happens if you need to stop during the first 6 months, and whether any part of the $299 is refundable. Ask whether the virtual consult is available where you live, since it does not name the states it serves virtually. Finally, ask for weekly hours, because it does not publish them.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you are paying cash for hormone, weight loss, or peptide care and want a clinician who follows your labs over several months. If you need insurance to cover the visits, this practice will not be a match.

Sources: phaho.cc, phaho.cc/about-marcus-colon%2C-fnp-c, phaho.cc/weight-loss, phaho.cc/hormone-optimization, phaho.cc/therapeutic-peptides, phaho.cc/contact-us, phaho.cc/pricing

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