Prime Optimal Health

About Prime Optimal Health

What is Prime Optimal Health?

Prime Optimal Health is a cash-pay practice at 202 E Central Ave in Belton, Texas. Its phone line is 254-500-4155. Its main work is hormone care and medical weight management, and it also offers mobile IV and injection visits. Stephanie Martinez, APRN, FNP-BC, FNP-C, MSN, NP is the only prescriber named. The four services are Mobile IV & Injections, Medical Weight Loss & Peptide Therapy, Hormone & Menopause Optimization, and Men's Hormone Health. The medications named include GLP-1 Therapy, GLP-1/GIP Therapy, Testosterone Replacement Therapy, and Enclomiphene Therapy.

Mobile IV visits can be delivered to a home, office, or event. Telehealth is offered to eligible patients in Texas, Montana, Florida, and Colorado, after an appropriate medical evaluation. The practice names Belton, Temple, and Killeen as its service area, but the only street address given is in Belton. It does not list office hours.

What does it cost?

Prime Optimal Health is cash only. It does not work directly with insurance providers, and payment is due at your appointment. In its own words: "Medication is purchased by vial size rather than a monthly subscription." Starting GLP-1 vials are $150 for a 2.5mg vial, and the GLP-1/GIP starting vial is also $150 for a 10 mg vial. The 3-month programs run $195 a month for GLP-1 or $225 a month for GLP-1/GIP, or $549 and $649 paid in full. These include 90 days of medication with supplies and monthly follow-up visits.

Peptide Therapy Consultation is $125, and $50 of that is applied to a first peptide purchase made within 30 days. Testosterone is $150 a month and enclomiphene is $125 a month. The men's consultation is $247, and a transfer of existing testosterone care is $175. Women's programs run from a $247 Foundation Reset to a $599 90-day program. Ongoing Care is $99 a month for established patients and includes one routine follow-up of up to 30 minutes. Routine visits cover one focused concern and do not roll over. Extended visits cost $125. In the hormone programs, labs and medications are billed separately.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes each prescription and who sees you at follow-up. No prescriber is named for weight loss, so ask for the name and credentials of the person who signs. Ask whether the $150 starting vial covers the length of treatment you need, since it is not stated whether it covers the full program. Ask whether the medication is brand-name or compounded, because that is not stated either.

Ask what lab work and follow-up visits cost on top of the medication, and whether lab testing is included in your fee. Ask how to cancel a program or membership, since no cancellation terms are stated. Finally, ask what hours are offered and whether anyone sees patients in person in Temple or Killeen, since no office is listed there.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you are ready to pay cash up front, want a named nurse practitioner, and can see the clinic in Belton or by telehealth in one of its four states. It may not suit you if you need insurance billing or want posted hours and an office in each town it serves.

Sources: primeoptimalhealth.com, primeoptimalhealth.com/faq, primeoptimalhealth.com/our-services/medical-weight-loss-peptide-therapy, primeoptimalhealth.com/our-services/mens-hormone-health, primeoptimalhealth.com/about, primeoptimalhealth.com/contact, primeoptimalhealth.com/our-services/hormone-menopause

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