Integrative Metabolic Center

About Integrative Metabolic Center

What is Integrative Metabolic Center?

Integrative Metabolic Center is an integrative and functional medicine practice focused on chronic conditions and metabolic health. It has offices in Centerville, Ohio and Fort Wayne, Indiana. Its services include diabetes management, hormone balancing, thyroid health, holistic weight loss programs, nutritional counseling, and pediatric wellness for children. Weight loss is one service among several, not the whole practice. The clinic describes its virtual option this way: "we also offer high-touch virtual care, making root cause medicine more accessible than ever."

The two prescribers named are Brook e Manocchio, DO, and Emily Neal, CNP. The care team also includes pharmacists. The clinic names GLP-1 as its only medication, but it does not say which provider prescribes it. The clinic lists its hours as 9 AM to 4 PM in one place and 10 AM to 5 PM in another, so call before you plan a visit. The phone number is 326-800-3772.

This listing is for its Centerville office at 180 Spring Valley Pike Unit B.

What does it cost?

The clinic publishes some prices. It lists an enrollment fee of $300 and a follow-up visit at $200. Membership is required after the second visit, though it can also start at the second visit. There are three monthly memberships. Basic Metabolic Wellness is $149 a month and includes unlimited visits with the care team, which the clinic expects most patients to use 6 to 8 times a year. The middle plan is $229 a month and adds quarterly metabolic health assessments and a dedicated health coach. VIP Total Transformation is $349 a month and is available only in Centerville. Pricing varies by location.

It does not publish a price for its GLP-1 support or its weight loss program. It does not say whether medication is included in any membership. It does not say whether insurance is accepted, does not state a separate consultation fee, and does not describe cancellation terms.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask which provider writes and adjusts your GLP-1 prescription, and whether you will see that same person at each visit. Ask whether the monthly fee covers the medication. If it does not, ask what the medication costs and whether it is brand-name or compounded. Ask what lab work costs on top of the membership, since only the $200 follow-up visit is listed. Ask whether Hormone Balancing includes hormone replacement therapy, because the clinic does not describe it that way. Ask how cancellation works and whether you can leave after a set term. The clinic also encourages a separate primary care provider for urgent needs and cannot guarantee acute visits, so ask what you should do when you are sick.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want ongoing, membership-based care for metabolic or hormone concerns, you are comfortable with a monthly fee, and virtual visits would help you stay on track. If you need same-day or acute care, plan on a separate primary care provider, since acute visits are not guaranteed here.

Sources: integrativemetaboliccenter.com, integrativemetaboliccenter.com/services, integrativemetaboliccenter.com/contact, integrativemetaboliccenter.com/pricing

Services Offered

Hours

9 AM – 4PM

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