Wholesome Clinic
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Wholesome Clinic is run by Stephanie Ukoha, a nurse practitioner dual-certified in both family and psychiatric care (DNP, FNP-BC, PMHNP-BC), which shows up in a service mix that spans psychiatry, Spravato treatment, ADHD testing, medical weight loss, and IV hydration therapy under one practice. That combination, mental health and medical weight loss from the same certified provider, is a fairly unusual pairing among clinics in this category.
Telehealth is a real strength here: the clinic is licensed to see patients virtually in seven states, Texas, Colorado, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Oregon, which is a wider reach than most single-location practices in this list offer. Insurance acceptance is also broad, covering Aetna, Cigna, United Healthcare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Humana, Tricare, Texas Medicaid, Texas Medicare, Superior Health Plan, GEHA, Oxford, Ambetter, Meritain, and Optum, among others, plus the option of paying out of pocket for a brief self-pay visit if you'd rather skip insurance entirely.
Hours run six days a week: Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9 AM to 6 PM, Tuesday from 7 AM to 6 PM, Thursday until 8 PM, and Saturday from 10 AM to 2 PM, closed only Sunday, with several evening options built in.
The one significant gap is pricing. The homepage's navigation references a "Pricing & Insurance" section, but no dollar figures for specific services, the full psychiatric evaluation, brief self-pay visits, ADHD testing, or the IV hydration membership, could be confirmed from what was crawled. The same is true for a fuller breakdown of services like GeneSight testing, wellness injections, and virtual urgent care, which are referenced but not independently confirmed. For someone who wants psychiatric care and medical weight loss handled by the same provider, with genuinely broad telehealth reach across seven states, Wholesome Clinic is a strong fit on paper, and the actual cost of a visit is the thing to nail down by phone.
Spravato is an esketamine-based treatment typically reserved for treatment-resistant depression, and its presence alongside general psychiatry and ADHD testing suggests Wholesome Clinic is built to handle more complex mental-health cases, not just routine medication management.
Sources: wholesomeclinic.com homepage, checked September 2026.