Dr. Harris Transparency Statement

When It Comes to Your Health Transparency is Important

At Dr. Harris Medical Weight Loss Clinic, we believe in clear and honest communication with our patients. This page explains what is included with each visit, what is billed separately, and how medication dosing and compounding options are handled. All services and prescriptions are provided in person only — we do not offer telehealth or online ordering.

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Ways We Keep Our Practice Transparent

We Value Our Patients

Dr. Harris’s transparent policies are crucial for our patients as they ensure open communication, build trust, and foster a collaborative relationship. By clearly outlining treatment options, costs, and potential outcomes, we empower our patients to make informed decisions about their weight loss journey. This commitment to transparency reflects our dedication to providing high-quality, patient-centered care that prioritizes your well-being and success.

Initial Visit
Your Initial Visit Incudes the consult with Dr. Harris, Full Medical Review, EKG and Blood Work.
What Is Not Included In First Visit
These are the items not included with your first visit (unless we are running a sale) Medications, Vitamin Injections, Prescription Medication, Added Medications to your program.
Medication Solutions
If medically necessary, Dr. Harris may prescribe an anti-nausea medication, sleep aid, or other prescription. These medications are dispensed through the on-site pharmacy and are not included in the cost of the visit. Medications are available in-office only. We do not ship medication, sell online, or offer remote prescription fulfillment.
Compounded vs. Branded Medication
Some medications are available as both branded pharmaceuticals and compounded formulations. Patients may choose either option when medically appropriate. Compounded medications are produced through licensed pharmacies and may offer customized dosing or cost savings. All compounded prescriptions follow federal and state pharmacy standards however they are not FDA Approved Medication