Clarity before commitment
Understand the costs. Then choose your next step.
The initial consultation fee is $125, paid once. It is one part of the picture. Ask the practice exactly what is included and about any separate costs before you make a decision.
Ask for the complete picture.
Initial consultation: $125, paid once. If you’ve already paid this fee through one of our affiliated clinic websites, you won’t be charged again. We do not publish a promotional amount or treat treatment and medication as included in a consultation.
| Ask about | What to clarify |
|---|---|
| Initial consultation | $125, paid once. Ask about visit duration, clinician assignment, and the included evaluation. |
| Laboratory work | Whether tests are needed, where they are performed, and separate charges. |
| Medication | Product, pharmacy, recurring costs, coverage, and any supply limitations. |
| Follow-up | Visit frequency, monitoring arrangements, and fees. |
| Payment policies | Deposit or prepayment, refunds, cancellations, rescheduling, and treatment credits. |
| Insurance | Participation and coverage for the exact visit or treatment being considered. |
Ask for the plan and costs in a form you can review. Deciding to have a consultation does not require committing to a medication, membership, or package.
Common pricing questions
Is medication included in the consultation?
No inclusion should be assumed. The initial consultation fee is $125; the practice needs to explain any separate medication, pharmacy, testing, and follow-up costs.
Do I need to pay before my visit?
In our secure booking portal, you sign in or create an account, verify your email, choose a time at our Acworth office or for a telehealth consultation, and pay the one-time $125 initial consultation fee if you haven’t already paid it. If you’ve already paid it through one of our affiliated clinic websites, you won’t be charged again. Any other deposit or prepayment policy should be confirmed directly with this practice.
Can you estimate what my insurance will cover?
Coverage depends on your plan and the exact service or product. Confirm participation and ask your insurer about coverage, prior authorization, and out-of-pocket costs before proceeding.