Oklahoma Urology, Roy Bankhead, MD

About Oklahoma Urology, Roy Bankhead, MD

What is Oklahoma Urology, Roy Bankhead, MD?

Oklahoma Urology is a urology practice that sees men and women, with offices in Oklahoma City and Yukon. Roy W. Bankhead, MD is the prescriber named by the practice, and the practice lists board certifications from the American Board of Urology and the Oklahoma State Board of Urology. Urology comes first here. Vasectomy, erectile dysfunction, kidney stones and bladder care are all listed alongside the cash-pay programs.

Of the cash-pay care you may be considering, the practice offers two: medical weight loss and hormone therapy. The weight loss program uses tirzepatide or semaglutide, both given as weekly injections. Hormone care covers testosterone replacement, offered by injection or pellet, and thyroid hormone therapy. It does not name any peptide or longevity services.

This listing is for its Oklahoma City office at 5700 N Portland, Suite 318 (now on 3rd Floor).

What does it cost?

The weight loss program is self-pay. In its own words: "No insurance hassles, just straightforward, affordable pricing." Tirzepatide starts at $310 per month and semaglutide starts at $200 per month, and the price does not say whether medication is included. You can inject at home, or have the team assist for a $10 weekly fee, available Tuesday AM or Thursday PM. The first visit is a $50 consultation, and that fee is adjusted if you go on to the program. Cash payment discounts are mentioned, but no amounts are given.

The clinic does not publish prices for testosterone or thyroid care. Testosterone replacement may be covered by insurance, but the practice does not say whether that applies to its own visits. It also does not publish cancellation terms for the program.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with the monthly price. Ask whether it includes the medication, since the monthly check-ins include medication pickup. Ask whether the drug is brand-name or compounded, and who writes the prescription. Ask how often a prescriber, not only the Medical Assistant who runs the check-ins, reviews your progress.

For hormone care, ask what the visit, blood work and follow-up cost, and whether your insurance will be billed. Ask whether telehealth is available, since that is not stated. Ask how to cancel, whether the $50 consultation is credited if you start, and which office would see you, Oklahoma City or Yukon.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a urology practice in central Oklahoma and are comfortable paying cash for weight loss injections or hormone visits. If you want peptide or longevity medicine, or you need the price of hormone care before you book, call (405) 942-8545 first and ask the questions above.

Sources: oklahomaurology.com, oklahomaurology.com/weight-loss-made-simple, oklahomaurology.com/low-testosterone, oklahomaurology.com/contact

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