Integrative Wellness Center

About Integrative Wellness Center

What is Integrative Wellness Center?

Integrative Wellness Center is a medical practice at 1243 E Broad Street, Columbus, OH 43205. Its phone number is 614-321-7856. It says it has been around since 2014, and it describes its work as primary medicine and behavioral health, with weight loss getting the most space in its writing.

Two prescribers are named. Dr. Loliya Idoniboye, D.O, MPH, is described as board-certified in obesity medicine. Kenneth Nwogu, PMHNP-BC, is the other listed prescriber.

Its weight loss services are physician supervised programs, prescription weight loss medications, GLP-1 medications, lipotropic fat burning injections and B12 injections. The GLP-1 medications it names are Semaglutide, Wegovy, Ozempic, Rybelsus, Saxenda, Victoza, Trulicity, Zepbound and Mounjaro (tirzepatide). Other material describes Phentimate, ProNovis and a phentermine and topiramate combination. The clinic also offers bioidentical hormone replacement, psychiatric medication management, telepsychiatry and psychotherapy. In its own words: "Options Medical Weight loss is proud to prescribe a variety of FDA approved medications for appetite suppression." It has a Google rating of 4.7 from 104 reviews.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices, a consultation fee or membership terms. It does not say whether a program price includes medication, whether it accepts insurance, or whether HSA or financing is available. It does not list office hours, and it does not say whether weight loss visits can be done by video.

Before you book, ask for the consultation fee, the program price and whether it recurs monthly, the cost of medication on top of that, and the cost of lab work and follow-up visits. Ask for the answers in writing.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who signs your prescription. The listed prescribers are Dr. Idoniboye and Kenneth Nwogu. Phentimate and ProNovis are described as developed by Options' Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Katrina Mattingly, but she is not among the listed prescribers. Ask whether she sees patients at this office and whether she would be the one prescribing for you.

Ask which business you are paying. The weight loss material uses the name Options Medical Weight Loss in places, while the practice is Integrative Wellness Center. Confirm they are the same practice and that your contract and receipts name it.

Ask whether the program fee covers the medication, and whether each drug is brand-name or compounded. Its hormone therapy material says the hormones are compounded, so ask the same question about that treatment and which pharmacy fills it.

Ask how cancellation works and what follow-up and lab work cost. Ask whether lipotropic injections are given on their own. Its own writing warns they may not be safe when used without a weight loss program, so ask how that applies to you.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want weight loss medication, hormone therapy and behavioral health care from one Columbus office, and you are willing to get prices, prescriber names and medication details in writing before you pay. If you need prices posted before you call, it may not suit you.

Sources: mywellhealth.org, mywellhealth.org/medical-weight-loss, mywellhealth.org/glp-1s-for-weight-loss, mywellhealth.org/bioidentical-hormone-replacement

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