Holistiq Spine & Orthopaedic
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Holistiq Spine & Orthopaedic runs six locations across the Dallas-Fort Worth area -- Allen, Arlington, Dallas, Fort Worth, Irving, and Plano -- combining an interventional pain-management and chiropractic practice with a tirzepatide weight-loss program.
The weight-loss side costs $375 a month, with a separate $100 fee for the initial consultation. For patients based in Fort Worth, Arlington, Irving, Plano, or Allen, that first visit can be done virtually rather than in person, which lowers the barrier to getting started.
Tirzepatide is a once-weekly injectable that works on both the GLP-1 and GIP receptors involved in appetite and metabolism. It sits alongside a much wider set of services at Holistiq: chiropractic care, physical therapy, anti-inflammatory nutrition guidance, general wellness counseling, transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), interventional pain management, regenerative medicine, shockwave therapy, and telemedicine pain-management visits.
Insurance acceptance here is broad -- BlueCross BlueShield, Cigna, United Healthcare, Ambetter, Oscar, Humana, Medicare, and TriWest/Tricare are all listed. Patients can also pay cash specifically for regenerative medicine appointments, or for prior screenings and treatments -- an MRI, an X-ray, a physical therapy session -- completed somewhere else.
The provider team includes three interventional pain physicians: Trung Ha, MD, who's also the company's CEO; Raphael Ye, DO, the chief medical officer; and Yasmin Fatemi, MD. Chiropractic care is handled by Brian Lee, DC, and three physician associates -- Stephanie Yianitsas, Olivia Ciccone, and Jane Ewles -- round out the clinical team. That roster is published company-wide rather than by individual office, so it isn't clear from the site alone which providers see patients at which of the six locations.
A handful of things aren't published: hours for any individual office, a founding date or years-in-practice figure, and a stated commitment length or cancellation policy for the $375-a-month program. The telehealth option is also described only by naming specific Texas cities rather than a formal list of eligible states, so anyone outside those five named areas should call to confirm they can still get a virtual first visit.
For someone comparing DFW weight-loss options, Holistiq's combination of wide insurance acceptance and integration with a full pain-and-orthopedic practice makes it worth a look, especially for patients already dealing with joint or spine issues alongside their weight.
Sources: goholistiq.com/tirzepatide-weight-loss, goholistiq.com/care-team, goholistiq.com/health-insuarance-accepted.