CLD Concierge Medicine

About CLD Concierge Medicine

What is CLD Concierge Medicine?

CLD Concierge Medicine is a concierge-style direct primary care practice at 30505 Bainbridge Rd, Suite 195, in Solon, Ohio 44139. The phone number is 216-616-8560. Crystal Lantz-DeGeorge, M.D., runs the practice and is its prescribing physician. Before starting the practice, she spent nearly 10 years in general internal medicine in South Euclid, Ohio.

Its listed services are obesity care with weight loss medication prescribing, unlimited hormone replacement, menopause and anti-aging medicine, unlimited health coaching, unlimited in-home EKGs, in-home lab draws (extra cost applies), and help scheduling tests and referrals. Visits can be by telemedicine or in the office, depending on need. It does not list peptide therapy. It says its hormone therapy is FDA-approved and includes pills, sprays, gels, creams and patches. It has 5 stars from 26 Google reviews.

What does it cost?

Membership is $250 a month or $2700 a year, with a 10% discount for paying the year up front. The fee covers unlimited visits, unlimited telemedicine, 24/7 access, house calls, hospital and nursing home visits, and visits for weight loss, hormone replacement, mental health and health coaching. It does not say whether prescription medication is included. It does not take insurance, so everything is paid out of pocket. HSA or FSA payment is allowed, but the clinic suggests checking with your plan first. It does not publish a separate price for weight loss or hormone therapy. Membership commitment and cancellation terms are not stated.

The practice has reached capacity and is on a temporary waitlist. When a spot opens, an introductory, no-cost meet and greet is scheduled. In its own words: "Dr. Lantz always provides over the phone or in-person visits to determine if this relationship is a fit, and you can complete enrollment paperwork at that time."

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether the monthly or yearly fee covers the medication, or whether prescriptions are billed separately, and what they cost each month. The clinic does not name its weight loss medications, so ask which ones it prescribes and whether any are compounded rather than FDA-approved. Ask what in-home lab draws cost beyond membership, and what follow-up visits and tests cost. Ask how long the membership runs, whether an annual payment is refunded if you leave, and how to cancel. Ask whether your HSA or FSA will cover the membership under your plan. Ask when a waitlist spot is likely to open.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a cash-pay practice where one physician handles weight loss medication and hormone therapy, you can pay a monthly or yearly membership, and you can wait for an opening. If you need insurance billing, a published price for each treatment, or peptide therapy, look elsewhere.

Sources: cldmd.com/contact-us, cldmd.com/faq-items/does-dr-lantz-prescribe-hormone-therapy, cldmd.com/faq-items/whats-included, cldmd.com/about, cldmd.com/faq-items

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