Diley Medical Group

About Diley Medical Group

What is Diley Medical Group?

Diley Medical Group is an internal medicine practice with primary care at its core. It describes itself as independent and locally owned, not employed by any hospital. It has offices in Canal Winchester, Lancaster, Springfield, New Albany and London, Ohio, and it also sees patients in assisted living and skilled nursing settings. Dr. David Whitt, D.O., is the owner and a prescriber. Dr. Christopher Nickison, M.D., is also a listed prescriber, alongside physician assistants and nurse practitioners. Google lists the practice at 3.9 from 18 reviews.

Weight loss and hormone replacement therapy are the programs most people weighing a cash-pay decision would look at. The other listed services are General Internal Medicine, Assisted Living Care, TeleHealth, Medical Marijuana, SPRAVATO® and Dr. Whitt's CBD. The weight loss program uses compounded tirzepatide, given as a weekly injection. The practice does not name peptide or longevity services.

This listing is for its Springfield office at 2253 Olympic St Suite B.

What does it cost?

Weight loss is billed monthly as private pay, because compounded tirzepatide is not covered by insurance. Pricing varies by dosage, with plans starting at $249 for four weekly injections. New weight loss patients can get an introductory rate of $199 per month for the first three months. Standard pricing applies after that, and the practice does not publish that figure. It does not say whether the medication is included in the monthly price. The initial consultation is free.

Hormone therapy is a monthly membership. Women's Tier 1 is $199 a month and includes one hormone medication. Tier 2 is $299 a month and includes two or three. The men's plan is $199 a month. Membership covers the free consultation, lab review, provider visits and secure messaging. Lab draws cost extra, and the practice does not publish cancellation or commitment terms.

The practice says it accepts most major insurance plans, including Medicare, MediGold and Medicaid. That does not extend to compounded tirzepatide.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who will sign your prescription and what credentials that person holds, since the team includes physicians, physician assistants and nurse practitioners. Ask whether the $199 or $249 includes the medication, and what the monthly price becomes after the introductory three months. Ask what a lab draw costs on top of membership, and how cancellation works, including any minimum term. Ask whether the hormone medications are brand-name or compounded.

Walk-in hours cover weekly injections only, not consultations, so book those by phone at 614-920-1000. The practice also posts a notice that one of its vendors was affected by a security incident involving some patients' health information. Ask what was involved and what has changed.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a local practice with video visits as an option, you are ready to pay privately for weight loss or hormone care, and you want the full monthly cost, including medication and labs, in writing before you book. It is a weaker fit if you came looking for peptide or longevity medicine, which it does not name.

Sources: dileymedicalgroup.com, dileymedicalgroup.com/weight-loss, dileymedicalgroup.com/hrt, dileymedicalgroup.com/services, dileymedicalgroup.com/ourteam

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Monday - Thursday 8:30a.m - 11: 30a.m and 1: 00p.m -4: 00p.m

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