Triad Lifestyle Medicine

About Triad Lifestyle Medicine

What is Triad Lifestyle Medicine?

Triad Lifestyle Medicine is a practice in High Point, NC, reachable at 336-298-1017. It does not publish a street address. The clinic describes itself as a practice that combines functional and conventional medicine with holistic methods, and it uses specialized lab testing to look for the root cause of symptoms. Tiffany Allen, FNP-C, WHNP-BC, is the prescriber, listed as a Family & Women's Health Nurse Practitioner. No physician is named. Jordan Strobel, NBC-HWC, INHC, is a National Board Certified Health Coach who leads health coaching and does not prescribe.

Its services are Weight Management, which includes GLP-1 medication-assisted weight loss, Health Coaching, an InBody Scan, and a set of lab tests that includes a ZRT Hormone Test with Cortisol Levels. Hormone imbalances and PCOS appear in its list of conditions, but it does not name a hormone therapy or testosterone service. Peptide therapy and longevity care are not mentioned. Google lists it as a medical clinic with a rating of 5 from 56 reviews.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices for visits, lab tests, or GLP-1 medication. Its FAQ says pricing for each appointment type is listed on its scheduling pages, so check there before you book. It is cash pay only. It does not accept insurance, including Medicare and Medicaid, and it accepts major credit cards, FSA and HSA. In its own words: "Full payment of services is due at the time of booking." It says 3rd party payment plans may be available if you are eligible. It does not state whether GLP-1 medication is included in any price, and no consultation fee is published.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether the GLP-1 medication is part of the program price or billed separately, and what each costs. Ask whether the medication is brand-name or compounded, and which pharmacy fills it. Ask what the first consultation costs, what each follow-up and weekly check-in costs, and whether those check-ins are included.

Ask which lab tests the clinic will order and what each one costs. Ask about the Wellness Membership program the FAQ mentions, including its price, what it covers, and how to cancel. If you want to be seen remotely, ask whether Tiffany Allen can treat you by telehealth. Her patient care is restricted to North Carolina, and Jordan Strobel's virtual coaching is available in any state. The clinic does not say whether telehealth covers medical visits.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you live in North Carolina, want a nurse practitioner visit with lab work and health coaching in one practice, and are ready to pay for everything yourself, including the medication if it is billed separately. If you need a prescribing physician or a firm price before you book, call first.

Sources: triadlifestylemedicine.com, triadlifestylemedicine.com/faq-2, triadlifestylemedicine.com/contact, triadlifestylemedicine.com/faqs

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