Frequently asked questions
Is the consultation really free? Yes. The initial 30-minute telemedicine visit with Dr. Wilcox is completely free. No credit card required, no obligation to become a patient.
What does the $250 startup fee cover? It covers your entire first quarter of care — lab ordering or guidance, lab interpretation, your personalized treatment plan, prescriptions, and any follow-up needed during that period.
What's included in the $250/quarter ongoing membership? Every quarter includes: lab ordering or guidance on what to order, interpretation of your results using functional optimal ranges, treatment plan updates, prescription refills, dose adjustments based on your response, as-needed telemedicine follow-up with Dr. Wilcox, and metabolic and lifestyle recommendations.
Does the membership cover the cost of my labs? No. The membership covers Dr. Wilcox ordering and interpreting your labs. The actual lab fees are paid directly to the lab. We'll tell you exactly what to order and where to get the best price.
Does the membership cover my medications? No. Prescriptions are sent to your pharmacy of choice — retail or compounding. You pay the pharmacy directly. This keeps your medication costs transparent and in your control.
Do you accept insurance? We do not bill insurance and do not perform prior authorizations. If you'd like to attempt reimbursement through your plan, you're welcome to — we can provide documentation to support your submission. HSA and FSA funds are accepted.
What states do you see patients in? We currently see patients via telemedicine in Texas and Arizona.
Do you see patients in person? No. Precision Hormone Consulting is telemedicine only. If you need in-person care — injections, pellets, aesthetics, or an all-inclusive membership — Dr. Wilcox sees patients in person at 4Ever Young Kingwood in Kingwood, TX.
I'm already a 4Ever Young VIP member. Do I get a discount? Yes. Active 4Ever Young VIP clinic members pay only $100/quarter for their PHC subscription instead of $250. This discount applies as long as your VIP membership remains active.
Do you prescribe testosterone to women? Yes. Testosterone is frequently under-addressed in women, particularly during perimenopause and postmenopause. Dr. Wilcox evaluates and prescribes testosterone for women as part of a comprehensive hormone workup.
What makes this different from my primary care doctor? Primary care physicians typically manage hormones to standard reference ranges, which are designed to flag disease — not optimize health. Dr. Wilcox interprets labs using functional optimal ranges, evaluates free hormone levels and metabolites, and titrates dosing to actual symptom resolution.
How long before I feel better? Most patients notice meaningful improvement within 4–8 weeks of starting optimized therapy. Full optimization typically takes 6-9 months as dosing is adjusted based on your response and labs.