Empowered Women's Telehealth

About Empowered Women's Telehealth

What is Empowered Women's Telehealth?

Empowered Women's Telehealth is a women's health practice in Austin, TX, focused mainly on menopause, perimenopause and hormone changes. It offers telehealth visits through its own platform and lists offices in Austin. Its services are hormone replacement therapy, testosterone therapy, weight management, medication management, customized nutrition plans and specialized fitness programs. Its weight management service names semaglutide and tirzepatide, and its blog also mentions Wegovy and Zepbound. It does not name the states where it treats telehealth patients.

Kristine Groemping, FNP, is the one person named as prescriber. The clinic describes her as a Board Certified Family Nurse Practitioner and Certified Menopause Practitioner with a background in primary care. Google lists the clinic as a women's health clinic with a rating of 5 from 15 reviews.

This listing is for its Austin office at 7010 W Highway 71 Suite 139.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices. Its weight management offer starts with a free first month, called the Free 30-day Weight Loss Program. In its own words: "no-obligation free consultation and prescription, if eligible." The clinic does not say what the program costs after that month, whether any price includes medication, whether it accepts insurance, or whether it takes HSA funds or offers financing. It describes its care as "convenient, holistic, and personalized concierge-style care," but does not say whether that means a membership fee.

What should you ask before you book?

Who signs the prescription? Only Kristine Groemping is named, so ask whether she is the prescriber for your care.

Ask whether the monthly fee includes the medication, and whether the GLP-1 you would receive is brand name or compounded. The clinic mentions both, so ask which one you would be prescribed and what it costs.

Ask what happens when the free month ends, and what follow-up visits, check-ins and lab work cost. Ask which lab work your treatment requires and who pays for it.

Ask which states it treats patients in, and which Austin office you would be booked at, since its listings show two different street addresses there.

Ask whether it accepts insurance or HSA funds, whether it offers financing, and whether "concierge-style" means a membership. Ask how you cancel and whether you commit to anything after the free month.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you are looking for menopause, perimenopause or hormone care from a nurse practitioner, you are comfortable with telehealth visits, and you want the full monthly cost in writing before you book. If you are looking for peptide therapy or longevity medicine, this clinic does not list either.

Sources: ewtelehealth.com, ewtelehealth.com/weight-loss-austin-tx

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