Frequently asked questions

Request an appointment through the contact page or call 770-630-6281. The team will help you find a convenient time and confirm what to bring.

Bring a photo ID, your insurance card, a list of current medications, and any recent records or lab results. Call ahead if you have questions about what to prepare.

Contact the practice at 770-630-6281 to ask about current appointment availability. Scheduling varies by day and season.

Call 770-630-6281, email tina@truhealthpc.com, or submit a request through the contact form on this website.

A primary care provider is your first point of contact for everyday health care: annual exams, preventive care, chronic condition management, acute illness treatment, and referrals when specialized care is needed.

Primary care for patients ages 5 and up covers preventive care, chronic condition management, acute illness treatment, women's health, men's wellness, mental health support, lifestyle wellness counseling, weight management, hormone-related care, and telehealth for Georgia patients.

Common conditions include diabetes, hypertension, heart disease, asthma, obesity, and arthritis, along with routine infections, rashes, and other acute concerns when appropriate for a primary-care setting.

Annual exams, wellness visits, screenings, vaccinations, preventive counseling, and risk-factor assessment, all tailored to your age, history, and needs.

Patients ages 5 and up, including children, teens, adults, busy families, working professionals, and retirees in Locust Grove and surrounding communities.

Yes. Weight management begins with an individualized evaluation and may include lifestyle guidance, nutrition counseling, monitoring, and medication when clinically appropriate.

GLP-1 medications may be part of a plan for some patients when clinically appropriate after a full evaluation. They are not a shortcut, and they are not right for everyone. No specific results are guaranteed.

No. TruHealth does not guarantee specific weight-loss outcomes, timelines, medication approval, or insurance coverage. Plans are individualized and monitored over time.

Hormone replacement therapy provides hormones that may help with symptoms related to changing hormone levels, most often discussed around menopause. It requires clinical evaluation and is not appropriate for everyone.

Yes, TruHealth offers bioidentical HRT using a non-pellet approach. Bioidentical hormones are not automatically safer or more effective than other options; risks, benefits, and alternatives are reviewed individually.

Yes. TruHealth's hormone therapy approach is non-pellet, meaning hormones are not administered as implanted pellets.

Yes, including evaluation and clinically appropriate management. Symptoms alone do not establish a diagnosis, and treatment is based on history, appropriate testing, and monitoring.

Yes, TruHealth accepts Medicare, along with a variety of insurance plans and self-pay options. Coverage varies by plan, so verify your specific plan with the practice.

TruHealth accepts a variety of insurance plans and offers self-pay options. Contact the practice at 770-630-6281 to confirm whether your specific plan is accepted.

Pricing depends on the service, your coverage, and your plan. Contact TruHealth Primary Care for current pricing, coverage, and appointment information.

Yes. Telehealth is available for eligible patients in Georgia. Some concerns require an in-person visit, and the team will advise what fits.

You join a live video visit from a private space using a device with a camera and internet. The provider evaluates your concern and sets clear next steps, including any needed in-person care.