RPC Integrative Family Medicine

About RPC Integrative Family Medicine

What is RPC Integrative Family Medicine?

RPC Integrative Family Medicine is a physician-led practice at 5160 State Route 125 in Georgetown, Ohio. The phone number is (937) 523-0510. Dr. Consuela Alley is the one prescriber it names. She is described as a board-certified family physician with training in bioidentical hormone therapy through the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine (A4M). The practice calls itself a community practice that has been serving Brown County for years.

Most of the menu is medical aesthetics, including laser hair removal, skin rejuvenation, spider veins and hair restoration. It also lists family medicine, pediatrics and women's care. For the decision you are making, the relevant services are hormone therapy and a weight loss program. The weight loss program includes an initial consultation, nutrition and exercise guidance, and follow-up visits. It may also include Ortho Molecular supplements, peptide and mineral supplements, or appetite suppressants. Its hormone therapy material names Premarin and Provera as the synthetic hormones it contrasts with its own approach. Its Google listing shows a 4.6 rating from 28 reviews.

This listing is for its Georgetown office at 5160 OH-125.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices for weight loss or hormone therapy, and it does not state a consultation fee. It also does not say whether medication is included in any price. Its one payment question is whether an HSA can be used. It does not say whether medical visits are billed to insurance.

Its membership terms call for 60 days written notice to cancel, with no cancellation fee, citing Ohio law. Before you book, ask for the consultation fee, the full program cost and the medication cost as separate written figures.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with who signs the prescription and whether Dr. Alley is the prescriber for your care. Then ask whether the program fee covers medication, and whether any drug is a brand name or compounded. The weight loss program does not name a GLP-1 drug such as semaglutide or tirzepatide, so ask whether it prescribes one and what it costs.

In its own words: "We do not prescribe hormones based on symptoms alone. We test first, then treat with precision." Ask what that first lab panel costs, and how often follow-up labs and visits are required.

Ask whether any visit can be done by video, since it does not say. Ask what "close" means for Monday hours, which are listed as 9am to close. Finally, ask how a program or membership is cancelled and what notice is required.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a physician to test before any hormone prescription, you live in Brown County or the Cincinnati area, and you are willing to get prices in writing before you commit. It may not suit you if you need published prices, or if you need visits billed to insurance, since it does not say it accepts insurance for medical services.

Sources: rpcintegrativefamilymedicine.com, rpcintegrativefamilymedicine.com/services/weight-loss-program, rpcintegrativefamilymedicine.com/services/bioidentical-hormone-replacement-therapy, rpcintegrativefamilymedicine.com/bioidentical-hormones-brown-county-ohio, rpcintegrativefamilymedicine.com/medical-membership

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Hours

Monday : 9am - Close Tuesday: 9am - 5pm Wednesday: 9am - 5pm Thursday: 9am - 6pm Friday: 9am - 1pm

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