Complete Health Performance

About Complete Health Performance

What is Complete Health Performance?

Complete Health Performance is a physician-led practice at 166 E Main St., Hendersonville, TN 37075. Its phone number is 1-615-991-2855. Hormone optimization, peptide therapy and longevity care make up most of what it describes. Medical weight loss is one of six services: men's health and testosterone replacement therapy, women's health and hormone replacement therapy, peptide therapy, gut health and autoimmune care, medical weight loss, and longevity medicine.

The two prescribing physicians are Ty Babcock, MD and Ed Hadley, MD. Both are described as board-certified, and both trained at Vanderbilt. The medications named are HCG and NAD+. The weight loss medication is not named anywhere. The practice advertises 15+ years of experience and more than 500 patients treated.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices. No fee, package or monthly rate appears anywhere, so you will need to ask for every number. Consultations are advertised as free. Complete Health Performance operates as a cash-pay practice. In its own words: "We do not bill insurance directly, but we can provide superbills for potential reimbursement." A superbill is an itemized receipt you can file with your insurer yourself, and whether your insurer pays it back is up to them.

It does not say whether its fees include medication. It also does not mention HSA eligibility, financing, or membership terms.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask which physician will prescribe for you, and whether that physician sees you in person. Initial consultations are in person at the Hendersonville office. Follow-up visits and protocol reviews can be done by telehealth. Ask whether telehealth is available where you live, because the practice does not say which states it covers.

Ask whether the program fee includes medication, peptides and lab work, or whether those are billed separately. Ask whether the medication is brand-name or compounded. The peptides are described as coming from licensed compounding pharmacies. The weight loss medication is not named, so ask which one it uses.

Ask what the initial lab panel costs, what the 6-week repeat costs, and whether quarterly monitoring is extra. Labs are drawn at a local LabCorp or Quest, so ask whether you pay those companies directly. Ask for office hours, since none are posted. Ask how to cancel, including whether there is a membership term. Dr. Babcock is usually written as Ty, but one listing spells it Thomas, so confirm the name on your paperwork.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you can get to Hendersonville for an in-person first visit, you are prepared to pay cash, and you want physician-led care centered on hormone and performance medicine. It is a harder call if you need a clear price before you book, because none is published.

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