Megan L. Miller, APRN CNP

About Megan L. Miller, APRN CNP

What is Megan L. Miller, APRN CNP?

Megan L. Miller, APRN CNP runs a direct primary care practice at 4867 Urbana Road in Springfield, Ohio. It is cash pay only, run on monthly membership, and primary care is its main work. Megan has practiced as a Certified Family Nurse Practitioner for the last four years. Four prescribers are listed: Megan L. Miller, APRN, CNP; Natasha Lias, APRN, CNP, FNP-C; Valerie R. Moore, APRN, DNP; and Andrea Triplett, APRN.

Its services include complete primary care, sports and annual physicals, weight loss counseling, chronic illness treatment, hormone replacement and women's health, discounted labs and imaging, acute migraine treatment, and supplement recommendations. The one medication it names is semaglutide. It names no peptide or longevity service. Members reach their provider by phone, email, tele-health or portal. Google lists the practice at 4.7 from 14 reviews.

This listing is for its Springfield office at 640 N Fountain Ave.

What does it cost?

Membership is billed monthly. Its age-based plans run $25 a month for ages 0 to 17 on an individual plan, $10 a month for ages 0 to 17 with a parent, $50 a month for ages 18 to 39, and $75 a month for ages 40 to 99. It also lists a Psych Membership at $55 a month, Primary Care & Psych at $99 a month, and a Semaglutide Membership at $375 a month. A separate tier chart runs from $20 to $199 a month, including Hormone Balance + Functional Medicine at $75 a month and Medically-Guided Weight Management at $55 a month.

The weight management tier lists a maximum medication out-of-pocket expense of $499 a month. The $375 membership does not say whether semaglutide is included. No separate price is given for hormone replacement. Members get discounted labs, prescriptions and imaging, with no figures attached. Its only first-visit note is "First Visit = First Month," and no consultation fee is listed. No cancellation or commitment terms are published. Nutrition counseling with Kelli Pitrone, RD, is $125 an hour.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with the weight loss prescription, since no prescriber is named for it. Ask who writes it, who follows up, whether the $375 membership includes the medication, and whether the drug is brand-name or compounded.

The $55 weight tier includes monthly virtual visits, expert support, advanced labs, and access to weight loss medications. Ask which medications it covers and what the $499 monthly cap means in practice. Ask which labs are included and what extras cost, since home visits carry a fee. Ask which plan applies, because the age-based list and the tier chart do not match. Ask whether the posted hours, which end at 5 PM on weekdays and 12 PM on Friday, cover the evening and weekend appointments the clinic describes. Finally, ask how to cancel and whether there is a minimum term.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a primary care relationship on a monthly membership and are willing to get the medication, follow-up and cancellation terms confirmed in writing before you pay. It is less likely to fit if you need a peptide or longevity service, since none is named.

Sources: meganlmillerdpc.com, meganlmillerdpc.com/compass-direct-primary-services-pricing-1, meganlmillerdpc.com/compass-direct-primary-services-pricing, meganlmillerdpc.com/meetourteam, meganlmillerdpc.com/contact, meganlmillerdpc.com/about

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Monday - Thursday 7 AM - 5 PM

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