Texas Center for Health

About Texas Center for Health

What is Texas Center for Health?

Texas Center for Health is a women's health practice at 3610 Stagg Drive, Beaumont, TX 77701. Its main business is OB/GYN care, including obstetrics and maternity care, gynecology, and wellness and preventive care. It also offers men's health services such as primary care, physical exams, and testosterone replacement therapy, along with skin care and injectables. Weight loss and hormone therapy are the two services discussed below. Its service list does not include peptide therapy or longevity medicine. The phone number is 409-923-0012, and it does not publish hours.

The weight loss program begins with a consultation with one of its providers, after which the plan is individualized. The clinic describes the program as medically supervised and non-surgical. The program combines education on diet and exercise, appetite suppressants, and weekly vitamin injections.

For testosterone therapy, the clinic's page says lab work comes first. A provider then decides whether a patient is a candidate for EvexiPEL, the only medication the clinic names. Hormone replacement therapy for women is also on its service list.

Five clinicians are named as prescribers: Dama Ziworitin, FACOG, MD; Mary Martin, MD; Kathryn Moff, FNP; Rhonda Monceaux, FNP; and Kelsie Gilley, FNP. It does not say which of them run the weight loss or hormone services.

The clinic describes itself as serving Beaumont and Houston, but the only street address it gives is in Beaumont.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices for weight loss or testosterone therapy. It does not say whether medication is included in any fee, and it gives no consultation fee. It does not say whether in-office visits take insurance. Telehealth appointments are open to established patients, who can book them online. Its membership programs are listed as coming soon, so there are no membership terms to compare yet. Before you book, ask for the price of a first visit and of a month on the program, in writing.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask which named clinician prescribes for weight loss and which one prescribes for hormone therapy, and whether you will see that same person at each visit. Ask whether the monthly fee includes the medication, and whether the testosterone medication is brand-name or compounded. Ask what lab work costs and whether follow-up visits are billed on top of the program fee. Ask which appetite suppressants are used and what goes into the weekly vitamin injections. Ask whether in-office visits accept your insurance, and how cancellation works, including whether you sign a contract. Ask whether Houston patients are seen in Beaumont or by telehealth. Finally, ask what name will appear on your bill. The clinic's footer lists Texas Health Foundation, Inc. doing business as Texas Center for Health.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you live near Beaumont, want OB/GYN or women's health care in the same office as weight loss or testosterone therapy, and are ready to pay cash for what insurance will not cover once you have the answers above. It is a harder fit if you need published prices before you make a call.

Sources: texascenterforhealth.com, texascenterforhealth.com/services/womens-health/weight-loss, texascenterforhealth.com/services/mens-health/testosterone-replacement-therapy, texascenterforhealth.com/advanced-md-program

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