Family Medicine Clinic

About Family Medicine Clinic

What is Family Medicine Clinic?

Family Medicine Clinic is a family medicine practice with offices in Federal Way and Lakewood, Washington. Its main work is primary care for men, women and families, and it accepts patients aged 13 and older. Vuthy Leng, MD, is the family physician at the center of the practice, with more than 15 years of experience practicing family medicine. Suah Park, ARNP, MSN, is also a prescriber on the team. Google lists the clinic at 4.6 from 123 reviews.

Among the services relevant here, the clinic offers weight management, hormone replacement therapy and healthy aging services. Its full list also includes Suboxone treatment, migraines, car accident care, telehealth, ADD/ADHD management, Multilingual Care for Cambodian Speakers and natural supplements for well-being. The homepage also lists aesthetic treatments, including laser hair removal and liposuction. The only medication the clinic names is Suboxone. For weight loss, it does not name the drugs. In its own words: "He assists your effort with FDA-approved weight-loss medications and can manage any medical conditions associated with your weight." For hormone therapy, it describes pellet, oral and injection routes, with testosterone for men given by injection.

This listing is for its Lakewood office at 8725 S Tacoma Way.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices. There is no consultation fee, no weight-management price and no hormone therapy price anywhere in its materials. The clinic does not say whether medication is included in any program price. It accepts most major insurance providers and asks patients to call and confirm their own plan. Its weight-management page says the program is run at a clinic covered by all major insurances, which is not the same as saying the medication is covered. No membership, financing or cancellation terms are listed. Ask for the total cost of a first visit and of a full program, medication included, in writing.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes the prescription. The clinic names Dr. Leng and Suah Park but does not say which of them handles weight-loss medication or hormone therapy. Ask which weight-loss medications the program uses, whether they are brand-name or compounded, and whether they are part of the program price. Ask which office handles hormone and weight-loss visits. Ask what the initial analysis costs. The weight-management page describes genetic testing and tests for hormones, vitamins, minerals and allergies, and it does not say whether those are billed on top of the program. For hormone therapy, ask which route suits your case and what the medication, follow-up visits and lab work cost. For telehealth, ask which visits can be done by video and at what price, since the clinic lists the service without details. Finally, ask how cancellation works and whether any fee is refundable.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a family physician who also offers hormone therapy, weight management or healthy aging care, and you are willing to call for prices before you book. It is a weaker fit if you need a published price, or a named weight-loss medication, before you commit.

Sources: lengmd.com, lengmd.com/hormone-replacement-therapy, lengmd.com/weight-management, lengmd.com/services, lengmd.com/providers

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