Fourth Tree Health

About Fourth Tree Health

What is Fourth Tree Health?

Fourth Tree Health is a direct primary care practice at 1800 Carlisle Road in Camp Hill, Pennsylvania. Direct primary care runs on a monthly membership instead of insurance billing. The practice does not bill insurance, so members pay no co-pays for routine, urgent care, or telemedicine visits. It describes itself as an obesity and internal medicine clinic, and obesity medicine is its stated focus.

The clinic names Dr. Daniel Hodge, MD, as its prescriber. He founded the practice in 2019 and is board certified in internal medicine by the American Board of Internal Medicine and in obesity medicine by the American Board of Obesity Medicine. Amy Calderone, BS, RN, is the clinic manager and head nurse. Jaime Witmer, RN, and Elycia Olivetti, LPN, are also on the team.

Services include unlimited access to your doctor, visits of 45 to 60 minutes or more, telehealth, lab testing, an in house pharmacy, urgent care, sports physicals, and medical marijuana certification evaluations. Its weight loss work happens in a multidisciplinary setting that includes fitness, nutrition, medical weight loss, and coordinating bariatric surgery evaluation and followup. In its own words: "We focus on adult medicine with expertise in chronic disease management and medical weight loss." No weight loss medication is named. The practice is rated 5 on Google from 19 reviews.

What does it cost?

Membership is $150 a month, with a $100 one time enrollment fee due at sign up. That membership is for primary care. The clinic does not publish a weight loss program price, and it does not say whether the monthly fee includes any weight loss medication. Medication and lab prices are not listed yet, so ask for them before you enroll.

Non-members can book a single visit for $350. Body composition testing on an InBody 770 costs $75 for one test, $100 for two, or $175 for four, and it is included in membership. The $900 Executive Physical covers an advanced cardiometabolic assessment with lab work, an EKG, indirect calorimetry, body fat analysis, and a nutrition consultation. Sports physicals are $50. Medical marijuana pricing is by inquiry. The clinic takes cash pay only, and it does not mention HSA or financing. It states there are no long term contracts, but it does not describe how cancellation works.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes and adjusts any weight loss prescription, and how often you would see that prescriber. Ask whether the $150 membership includes any medication. If it does not, ask what the drug costs and whether it is brand name or compounded. Ask for the full monthly cost of a weight loss program, counting visits, labs, and medication together. Ask what follow up labs cost outside the membership, and whether the $900 physical repeats labs you would get anyway. Ask whether coordinating a bariatric surgery evaluation costs extra and who bills it. Ask which states telehealth visits cover, since the clinic does not name them. Finally, ask whether the $100 enrollment fee is refundable and how cancellation works.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a physician you can reach directly for primary care, you are willing to pay a monthly membership and cash for medication and labs, and you want weight management inside that ongoing relationship. If you need one clear price for a full weight loss program before you call, start with the questions above.

Sources: fourthtreehealth.com, fourthtreehealth.com/services, fourthtreehealth.com/team, fourthtreehealth.com/about-us

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