Integrative Health Solutions

About Integrative Health Solutions

What is Integrative Health Solutions?

Integrative Health Solutions is a primary care and integrative practice run by Family Nurse Practitioners. Sandy Doyal and Krysta Turknett founded it in 2020, and it now has offices in Burnet and Fredericksburg, Texas. The prescribers are Sandy Doyal, APRN, FNP-C, MSN, Krysta Turknett, APRN, FNP-C, MSN, and Cheryl Pentzer, APRN, FNP-C, MSN, RN. The practice began during the COVID-19 pandemic with acute care visits and IV vitamin infusions, and its founders describe it as a faith-based, non-traditional approach to care.

Its services are primary care, Integrative Weight Loss Support, Men & Women's Bioidentical Hormone Replacement, functional medicine (listed as Functional Health & Wellness), IV Nutrition, and aesthetics. The hormone process starts with a blood test, then a review of the results and an individualized plan, and the first round is hormone pellets. In its own words: "We are able to see clients in a variety of settings including an office setting or as a Telehealth visit." Telehealth covers patients throughout Texas. Google shows a 5 rating from 16 reviews.

What does it cost?

The monthly Weight Loss program is $145 a month, and the medication is not included. The program covers an office visit with the nurse practitioner, measurements, a lipo plus vitamin injection, a prescription (with the medication itself billed separately), 10% off the Skinny IV, and 10% off initial lab testing. The program price does not cover prescriptions sent to an outside source, supplements, or extra visits. The initial consult is $125.00.

IV infusions are not priced. The clinic asks you to contact it for options and pricing, and home visits carry a $75 travel charge. It does not publish prices for hormone replacement or aesthetics. It also does not say whether insurance is accepted.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask which medication the weight loss program prescribes, since the clinic does not name it, and whether it is brand-name or compounded. Ask what the medication costs and where it is filled, because the $145 fee leaves it out.

Ask for the full cost of hormone replacement before your first visit, including the blood test, the pellets, follow-up visits, and any later lab work. Ask whether insurance is accepted at all. Ask how often follow-up visits and labs are needed and what each costs. Ask how cancellation works for the monthly program, since the clinic does not say. Ask which prescriber you will see, and whether the weight program can be done by telehealth. Finally, ask for the hours, since none are listed.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a family nurse practitioner practice that handles primary care alongside weight management and hormone therapy, and you are prepared to pay for medication, extra visits, and lab work out of pocket. If you need a single all-in price or an answer on insurance before you call, ask those questions first.

Sources: ihstx.org, ihstx.org/services/integrative-weight-loss-support, ihstx.org/services/men-womens-bioidentical-hormone-replacement, ihstx.org/about-us

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