20/20 LifeStyles
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What is 20/20 LifeStyles?
20/20 LifeStyles is a physician-led weight management clinic at 4455 148th Ave NE, Bellevue, WA 98007. The phone number is (425) 861-6258. Cardiovascular surgeon Dr. Mark Dedomenico founded it in 1992. The prescriber named is Dr. Padmini Nehru, MD, MD. The Bellevue office sits inside PRO Club, but you do not need a PRO Club membership to take part. Virtual options are available for clients across Washington. On Google it has a rating of 5 from 15 reviews.
It offers four services. 20/20 LifeStyles is the full program, combining physician oversight with nutrition, personal training, behavioral support and health testing such as DEXA, resting metabolic rate, VO2 max and laboratory testing. CORE LifeStyles is a flexible ongoing plan with monthly nutrition, fitness and optional medical support. Medical & GLP-1 Support can be added to either program, and its physicians evaluate whether FDA-approved weight management medication may be appropriate. In its own words: "FDA-approved GLP-1 medications may be incorporated into your care when medically appropriate." It does not name a specific GLP-1 medication. Individual Services covers personalized health assessments, including the 20/20 Health Review.
This listing is for its Bellevue office at 20/20 Lifestyles, 4455 148th Ave NE #20.
What does it cost?
It does not publish program prices, monthly or otherwise, and it does not publish a price for medication or GLP-1 care. The one fee listed is the 20/20 Health Review at $195. That covers a body composition analysis, health measurements and a 30-minute physician consultation. The first consultation is complimentary, with no obligation.
It is in network with Premera Blue Cross and Regence for eligible physician and registered dietitian services. Coverage varies by plan, and the full program fee is not typically covered by insurance. HSA and FSA funds may qualify for eligible services, and CareCredit financing is available. Microsoft employees and eligible family members may have a weight management benefit of up to $6,000, subject to eligibility and plan requirements. On membership, it says: "Cancel anytime you are ready to continue on your own."
What should you ask before you book?
Ask whether the program fee includes medication, and if it does not, what the medication costs each month. Ask which GLP-1 medication would be used, and whether it is the brand-name FDA-approved product or a compounded version. Ask who writes and signs any prescription, and how often you would see the physician. Medication is not required to take part, so ask what the program costs without it.
Ask what follow-up visits and lab work cost beyond the program fee. Ask whether the virtual option changes the price, since the services available virtually depend on your program and care plan. Ask for opening hours, which are not listed. For CORE LifeStyles, ask for the monthly fee and how membership is cancelled, including any notice period or fee. Finally, ask the office to check your specific plan before you start, because coverage varies.
Who is it a good fit for?
This is a good fit if you want physician oversight joined with nutrition, fitness and behavior support in one program, and you are ready to pay cash for what insurance will not cover. If you need the monthly price before you call, know that it is not published, so ask for it first.
Sources: 2020lifestyles.com, 2020lifestyles.com/medical-weight-loss, 2020lifestyles.com/our-team, 2020lifestyles.com/core-lifestyles-prices