The Danita Clinic

About The Danita Clinic

What is The Danita Clinic?

The Danita Clinic, which also uses the name TDC Greenville, is a cash-pay clinic at 16 Lindsay Ave., Greenville, SC 29607. Its listed services are hormone therapy, weight loss solutions, peptide therapy and general family medicine. It also offers laser hair removal with the AlloraPro device, Scarlet SRF microneedling with short-pulse radio frequency for skin, and a skin line called TDC Med Esthetics.

Hormone therapy uses BioTE pellets placed under the skin during an in-office procedure, and the clinic calls itself a Biote Certified Provider in Greenville. Peptide injections include NAD, GAC, MIC and B12. The weight loss medication is not named. The clinic does not name anyone who prescribes. Its family medicine section mentions a Board Certified Family Nurse Practitioner, and its weight loss section mentions an NP, but neither is named. Google lists the business at 5 stars from 29 reviews, in the category Alternative medicine practitioner. Office hours are not published, and it does not say whether it offers telehealth.

What does it cost?

The weight loss program is $350 per month. That covers an initial body and weight analysis, labs, weekly injections, coaching and support. It does not say whether medication is part of that price.

Hormone therapy with BioTE pellets is $400 for women every 3 to 4 months, or $700 for men every 5 to 6 months. First labs cost $150 and later labs cost $75, with labs done once a year, before and after the first procedure. Peptide injections are $35 each for NAD, GAC and MIC, and $20 for B12. A family medicine visit is $200.

Consultations are free, but primary care and lab visits are excluded from that offer. Prices may vary with individual needs, promotions and discounts. The only payment option named is financing called Enjoy Now Pay Later. It does not say whether insurance is billed, and it does not publish membership terms or cancellation rules.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who prescribes and signs off on your treatment, since no prescriber is named. Ask whether the $350 monthly fee includes any medication, which medication it is, and whether it is brand-name or compounded. The bioidentical hormone description mentions compounded hormones, so ask which products go into the pellets.

Ask what repeat pellet insertions, follow-up visits and lab work cost over a full year. Ask how you cancel the weight loss program, whether there is a minimum term, and whether any fees apply. Ask who the financing lender is, what it costs if you carry a balance, and whether HSA or FSA funds can be used.

Ask which phone number reaches the front desk. The home page lists 864-419-7896 and a second number, 864-686-4558, without explaining the difference. Ask for office hours and whether any visits are done by video.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want one of the listed services in Greenville, expect to pay out of pocket or through financing, and are comfortable getting answers in writing on who prescribes, what the monthly fee covers and how to cancel before you pay. If you need a named physician overseeing your care, or you expect insurance to cover any of it, ask those questions first, because the clinic does not publish answers to them.

Sources: tdcgreenville.com, tdcgreenville.com/pricing, tdcgreenville.com/hormone-therapy, tdcgreenville.com/peptide-therapy, tdcgreenville.com/services-8

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