New Age Medical Services

About New Age Medical Services

What is New Age Medical Services?

New Age Medical Services is a clinic at 122 N Main St, Bellefontaine, OH 43311, with a phone line at 937-303-7706. Mackenzie, FNP is the only prescriber named, and the clinic's About page describes the founder as a nurse practitioner. Its menu lists four services: IV hydration, IM injections, weight management, and urgent care. Google lists it as a medical clinic and rates it 5 from 10 reviews.

Weight management is the service the clinic writes about most. In its own words: "We offer individualized plans for weight loss treatment including exercise, diet, and medications." Its weight loss visits are described as phone consultations, with follow-up appointments done monthly. The IV page describes IV cocktails and says medications can be added for things like migraines and illnesses. Urgent care covers non-emergency problems such as coughs, colds, flu, rashes, and minor wounds, offered in the clinic or at your location, with same-day appointments depending on availability. The clinic does not offer hormone therapy, peptide therapy, or longevity medicine.

This listing is for its Bellefontaine office at 122 N Main St.

What does it cost?

A new patient weight loss consultation is $100 for 10 minutes by phone. A follow-up phone visit is listed at $100 for card payment and $80 for cash. The clinic also lists an in-clinic weight loss visit at $100 for 10 minutes, for new and established patients, but its description for that visit uses the same wording as the phone visits. Ask what the in-clinic visit includes before you assume you will be seen in person. IM injections start at $20 for 15 minutes. No prices are shown for IV hydration or urgent care.

The clinic does not say whether medication is included in the consultation price. It does not publish prices for weight loss medications. It also does not say whether it accepts insurance.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes your prescription, and whether Mackenzie, FNP is the only prescriber. Ask whether the $100 consultation or the monthly follow-up covers any medication, and if a medication is prescribed, what it costs each month. Ask whether the medication is brand-name or compounded, since the clinic does not say.

Ask what the monthly follow-up costs over several months and whether lab work costs extra. Ask whether the in-clinic visit is in person. Ask whether they accept insurance or work only on cash and card payments. Ask how to cancel a monthly follow-up and whether there is a fee. Ask for their office hours, since none are listed.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a phone-based weight loss consultation with a nurse practitioner at a stated price, and you are willing to ask what that price leaves out. If you are looking for hormone therapy, peptide therapy, or longevity medicine, this clinic does not offer those.

Sources: newage.clinic, newage.clinic/service-page/in-clinic-weight-loss-management, newage.clinic/services-5, newage.clinic/about-us, newage.clinic/service-page/new-patient-call-for-weight-loss

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