Insurance answers

Plans We Are Not Contracted With

We are not contracted with Medstar Family Choice, WellPoint, Tricare, Jai Medical Systems, Johns Hopkins EHP, or Kaiser Permanente. We say so up front so nobody books, prepares, and then hits a wall.

What this means for you

If you carry one of these plans, it will not cover care at FRDC. You are still welcome as a self-pay patient at published prices, with the same clinicians and the same weekend telehealth access.

The intake form flags this the moment you select your carrier and shows you the self-pay numbers immediately.

The self-pay path

Clinic fee $150/month, switching to once every 90 days at maximum Mounjaro dose. Medication pricing is published so you can compare before deciding.

How FRDC handles this

Choose Insurance on the new patient intake and enter your carrier. Our team verifies your benefits before your first visit and tells you what you will owe. If your plan is one we are not contracted with, the intake form tells you immediately and shows you the self-pay path instead of letting you find out later.

Self-pay pricing is published: $150/month clinic fee (once every 90 days at maximum Mounjaro dose), Phentermine + B12 $84/month, Mounjaro or Zepbound $399–499/month, Ozempic or Wegovy $199–399/month, B12 injections $15 each. Your information is used only to schedule and verify coverage.

Results framing

Your clinician sets your goals — many plans target 10–16 lbs/month with strict protein protocols; individual results vary.

Medication and dosing are always determined by your clinician after evaluation.

Frequently asked questions

Could this change?
Network participation changes over time. Call 240-604-2949 for the current status.
Can I use out-of-network benefits?
Some plans reimburse out-of-network care. Check with your plan; we can provide documentation of services.
Is self-pay more expensive?
Not always. With an excluded medication benefit, self-pay is frequently the lower total cost.

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