Crossroads Women's Health

About Crossroads Women's Health

What is Crossroads Women's Health?

Crossroads Women's Health is mainly a direct primary care practice for women, at 109 Oakley Drive in Harrisburg, North Carolina. You pay a monthly membership and see the practice's provider directly, and the clinic does not bill insurance for office visits. The only prescriber named is Melanie King, WHNP. In its own words: "Putting health and care back into healthcare."

Its services include primary care, gynecology, women's wellness exams, family planning, pre-conception counseling, postpartum care, Pap smears and urgent care. Weight management that includes GLP-1 treatment and hormone replacement, including bioidentical options, are listed among them, along with health coaching. Visits can be in person or virtual, and house calls are for members. The practice serves women ages 12 and up. It has a 5 rating on Google from 12 reviews.

What does it cost?

The membership is $110 a month for one patient, with a one-time sign-up fee of $100. Each added family member is $75 a month, up to $350 a month per family, and the sign-up fee is capped at $150 per family. Non-members pay $250 per visit. Urgent care is $150, a sports physical is $99, and a wellness consultation is $150.

The clinic's figures do not match everywhere. It lists the monthly membership at $150 in one place, and an annual physical at $400 in one place and $250 plus lab fees in another. Ask which figure applies before you book.

Membership does not include lab work, referrals or health coaching, and those cost extra. If you have insurance, the clinic may bill it for labs and imaging. Health savings account funds can pay for visits and memberships. The clinic does not publish prices for weight management or hormone therapy, and it does not say whether medication is included in any price.

You commit to six months when you join. After that you can cancel at any time, but you must give 30 days' notice and pay for care during that period. Rejoining after cancelling costs a $250 sign-on fee. Before joining, you can book a free 15-minute virtual meet-and-greet, scheduled Monday through Thursday at 8:30 am or 1:30 pm. No medical advice is given during it.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who signs the weight management and hormone prescriptions. Melanie King is the only prescriber named, so confirm whether she handles both.

Ask which GLP-1 medicine the practice uses, whether it is brand-name or compounded, and whether its cost is included in the membership. None is named on its materials.

Ask what follow-up visits, lab work and imaging cost, and whether your insurance will be billed for them. Ask what a hormone therapy visit costs in total.

Ask which states the virtual visits cover, since none are named. Hours are not listed, so ask how far in advance members can book.

Ask what happens to fees during the 30-day notice period if you cancel. The practice does not give vaccines in the office, so if that matters to your care, ask how it handles it.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want one women's health provider you can reach by phone, text or email, you can commit to a monthly membership for at least six months, and you want weight management or hormone care alongside primary care. If you need a fixed price for weight treatment that includes the medication, ask before you commit, because none is published.

Sources: crossroadswomensdpc.com, crossroadswomensdpc.com/faq, crossroadswomensdpc.com/services

Services Offered

Hours

Hours vary and, as a member, you will have the ability to see our availability and self-schedule at a time that is convenient for you.

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