Lakeview Family Medicine

About Lakeview Family Medicine

What is Lakeview Family Medicine?

Lakeview Family Medicine is a primary care practice with offices in Orem and Saratoga Springs, Utah, serving individuals and families across Utah County. Its main work is general primary care: diabetes, chronic condition care, physicals, sick visits, mental health, women's health, erectile dysfunction, and low testosterone treatment. Hormone care is one service among several. Virtual visits are available on request.

Dr. Kenneth Crump, MD leads the practice. The other prescribers listed are Joseph Haywood, PA; Cindy Gold, APRN; Morgan Rawlings, DNP; Karly Van Drese, PA; and James Dodds, PA. For testosterone, the practice describes injections, gels, patches and nasal sprays. The medication it names is testosterone, with no brand given. The practice says its team weighs symptoms, age, health history, lifestyle and a testosterone blood test before choosing a treatment. In its own words: "Talking to an experienced physician is the best way to know if testosterone therapy is right for you."

The practice also publishes blog posts about a medical weight loss plan that includes medical monitoring, lifestyle education and health consultations. Those posts do not name a weight loss medication or give a price, so weight loss is a service to confirm, not the center of the practice.

What does it cost?

Lakeview Family Medicine does not publish prices. No consultation fee, testosterone price, weight loss program price or membership fee is listed. It does not say whether medication is included in any fee, whether it accepts insurance, or whether it offers HSA or financing. Ask the Orem office at 801-434-7600 or the Saratoga Springs office at 801-766-2121 for every figure before you book.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with who signs the prescription. The team includes physician assistants, nurse practitioners and a doctor of nursing practice alongside Dr. Crump, so ask which clinician would manage your testosterone and how often a physician reviews the plan.

Next, ask what the blood tests, follow-up visits and medication cost. Ask whether the testosterone is a brand name product or a compounded one, and whether any monthly fee covers the medication. Ask whether a virtual visit costs the same as an office visit and whether hormone treatment can start by video. For the weight loss plan, ask what it costs and whether any medication is part of it. Finally, ask how cancellation works, whether anything renews automatically, and what the office hours are, since none are listed.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a local primary care office in Orem or Saratoga Springs that handles your general health and your testosterone questions in one place, and you are willing to get prices and insurance answers directly from the office. It is a poor match if you need a published price list before you pick up the phone, because this practice does not post one.

Sources: lakeviewdoctors.com, lakeviewdoctors.com/services/low-testosterone-treatment, lakeviewdoctors.com/blog/why-medical-weight-loss-programs-work, lakeviewdoctors.com/services

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