True Precision Medicine

About True Precision Medicine

What is True Precision Medicine?

True Precision Medicine is a health and wellness center at 20826 Route 19 Lower Level, Cranberry Twp, PA 16066, serving patients throughout the Greater Pittsburgh area. Google lists it as a medical spa, with a 5 rating from 2 reviews. It does not name the person who prescribes.

Its services include hormone imbalance care for men and women, which it describes as bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT). It also lists peptide therapy, IV therapy, and a weight loss program. Its testing services include a DEXAFIT body scan, a VO2 max fitness test, and a resting metabolic rate test, along with nutrigenomics, which is DNA-based nutrition testing. It offers acoustic wave therapy and treatment for musculoskeletal pain as well. The only medication it names is EvexiPEL testosterone therapy.

The weight loss program is, in its own words, "a guided, digital weight loss experience." It usually starts with a health evaluation that may include lab work, hormone testing, and genetic insights. After that, you follow daily meal plans and progress tracking through the BodySite app or web portal, with provider communication built in.

This listing is for its Cranberry Twp office at 20826 Route 19 Lower Level.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices. The first step is a free consultation, which you book by calling (412) 920-4100. It does not say whether it accepts insurance, whether it offers financing or HSA payment, or whether it uses memberships. The weight loss program has no published monthly fee, and it does not say whether any program fee includes medication. Program length "varies depending on your goals," so the total cost depends on what your plan includes.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who the prescriber is, since none is named, and whether you will meet that person before you start. For hormone therapy and the named testosterone medication, ask whether the medication is brand-name or compounded, and whether its cost is part of any fee. For peptide therapy, ask who prescribes it and which peptides are used.

For the weight loss program, ask whether the fee includes any medication, and what the initial evaluation, lab work, hormone testing, and follow-up visits cost. Ask whether the online platform replaces in-person visits or sits alongside them, and whether telehealth is available. Ask whether anything is billed to insurance, how you cancel a program, and what the office hours are, since none are listed.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you plan to pay cash for hormone care, a guided weight loss program, or body testing, and you want the prescriber, the medication, and the total cost in writing before you commit. If you need insurance billing or published prices before booking, call first and ask those questions.

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