Paradigm Health

About Paradigm Health

What is Paradigm Health?

Paradigm Health is a concierge medicine practice with offices in Franklin and Nashville, Tennessee. Its listed street address is 520 Duke Drive, Suite 200, Franklin, TN 37067. It describes itself as a longevity-focused concierge practice. Its prescribers are David A. Edwards, MD, PhD, and Matt McEvoy, MD, who are co-founders, along with Kylie Conroy, DO, and Meg Zoffuto Paterson, MD, MPH. The practice says it was founded by physicians from Vanderbilt and Harvard. Google lists it as a medical clinic with a 5 rating from 75 reviews.

Its services are Healthy Medical Weight Loss, which is physician-managed treatment with semaglutide or tirzepatide, along with IV infusions, lab packages, and diagnostic procedures such as DEXA and VO2max testing. It also lists primary care, physical therapy, optimization, and complex care. The practice says hormone replacement discussions start early in a patient's 30s and 40s, and Dr. Conroy's listed training includes menopause. It writes about peptides in its blog, but peptides are not on its list of services. In its own words: "Concierge coordination, referrals handled, and care that comes to you when it should."

What does it cost?

Memberships carry the published prices. The Life Plan is $5,500, paid one time, and covers a longevity assessment. The Life Coach is $8,500 a year and adds ongoing monitoring, optimization visits, and medication management. The Life Team is $11,000 a year and makes the practice your primary care for sick visits, prescriptions, and referral coordination. The Life Navigator is $25,000 a year and adds case management for complex conditions and home visits. Members save 10 to 20% on IV infusions and labs, and the lab packages include 2 draws a year.

It does not publish a price for weight loss or hormone therapy. It does not state a consultation fee, whether medication is included in any price, whether it accepts insurance, or how membership cancellation works.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask which prescriber would manage your weight loss treatment, and whether that same doctor would see you for follow up visits. Ask whether the monthly fee under the Life Coach covers semaglutide or tirzepatide, or whether the medication is billed separately and at what cost. Ask whether the medication is a brand name product or a compounded version, since the practice does not say which it uses.

Ask what follow up visits and lab work cost if you are not on a membership, and whether telehealth is available. Ask whether the practice takes insurance, and whether it accepts HSA funds or offers financing. Ask how cancellation works for any membership, including whether the $5,500 Life Plan can be refunded. Ask for the consultation fee before you book, since none is listed.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want an ongoing relationship with a physician and are ready to pay a membership out of pocket. It is less of a fit if you need a price for one specific treatment before you commit, since weight loss and hormone therapy prices are not published.

Sources: paradigmhealth.org, paradigmhealth.org/blog/embracing-menopause-with-clarity

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