LIGHT Family Wellness

About LIGHT Family Wellness

What is LIGHT Family Wellness?

LIGHT Family Wellness is a medical practice at 2021 Bridgemill Dr., Suite 102, in Fort Mill, SC 29707. The phone number is (704) 594-1140. Dr. Crystal Maxwell is the one prescriber named, and no credential is listed after her name, so ask for it before you book. Weight management is the main focus. The clinic describes its weight program as physician supervised, and its GLP-1 membership names Wegovy and Zepbound as examples of covered medications. It also offers hormone optimization (HRT), which it introduces this way: "We offer a dedicated support for women in perimenopause and menopause." Its hormone therapy is listed for Indian Land, SC. The practice also offers Alma TED hair restoration, Alma Opus skin rejuvenation, clinical grade skin care, LMNT home skin treatments, and direct primary care. Peptide therapy and longevity medicine do not appear among its services.

Visits are by appointment only, Monday through Thursday, 9AM to 4PM. The office is closed Friday through Sunday. Telehealth is available if you are physically in South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, or Florida at the time of the visit. Google lists the clinic as a weight loss service with a rating of 5 from 47 reviews.

What does it cost?

The GLP-1 membership has a $149 metabolic consultation and a $139 monthly membership, with a 4-month minimum commitment. It does not say whether medication is included in the $139. The Compounded GLP-1 Optimization program has a $99 consultation, and no monthly fee is given. The Advanced program charges $250 for consultation and labs, then $149 a month. A lower-cost maintenance membership is available after the first four months, but it has no published price, and eligibility is at physician discretion. The clinic accepts insurance toward medication costs under its metabolic program. It does not publish a price for hormone therapy, and it does not state cancellation terms. It has a financing page.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether the $139 covers the medication or whether the drug is billed to your insurance on top of it. Ask whether you would be prescribed a brand-name GLP-1 such as Wegovy or Zepbound or a compounded one, since those fall under different programs with different prices. Ask what credential Dr. Maxwell holds and who signs each prescription. Ask what follow-up visits, check-ins, and lab work cost beyond the membership. Ask what the maintenance membership costs and how eligibility is decided. Ask whether the four-month minimum can end early and how cancellation works. For hormone therapy, ask the price of a visit and of any labs, and whether a telehealth visit costs the same.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want physician supervised weight management built around GLP-1 medication your insurance covers, you can commit to four months, and you can come to Fort Mill or join by telehealth from one of the four states. It also fits if you are looking for hormone therapy with a stated focus on women in perimenopause and menopause. If insurance will not cover the medication, the compounded program is a separate path with its own consultation fee, so ask about that one.

Sources: lightfamilywellness.com, lightfamilywellness.com/light-hormone-optimization, lightfamilywellness.com/weight-management

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