Katy Wellness Center & Family Physicians
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Katy Wellness Center & Family Physicians is a full family-medicine practice in Katy, at 21406 Provincial Boulevard, that also runs a weight-loss program and offers hormone and aesthetic services. Because it's a primary-care practice at its core, it can fold weight management, low testosterone, hormone therapy, and chronic-condition care into ongoing medical care — which for some people means more continuity than a standalone injection clinic. The practice describes itself as having over 40 years of experience (a practice-level figure, not one provider's tenure).
Two prices are published, both as starting points. The Weight Loss Program starts at $399, and fillers start at $599. Those are "starting at" figures, so your actual cost depends on your plan and what's involved — confirm the details before you commit. On the weight-loss side, the site names Ozempic as the medication used. That's the only weight-loss drug named, so if you're interested in a different GLP-1, ask.
The service list is broad: weight loss, low testosterone, hormone balance therapy, pellet therapy, primary care, family medicine, diabetes and chronic care management, women's health, physicals and wellness exams, plus aesthetics like Botox and fillers, PDO threads, PRP, microneedling, and microdermabrasion. The practice also lists Suboxone and ketamine among its services, which points to a wider medical scope than a typical med spa.
The team named includes two physicians — Caroline Mbogua, MD, and Dilawar Ajani, MD — along with nurse practitioner Arundhati Desai (NP), Hilary Spears (FNP), and Sulvey Castillo (listed without a credential). Having MDs on staff is worth noting if physician oversight of your weight-loss or hormone care matters to you.
A few things the site doesn't answer. Business hours are not stated, so check before you go. Insurance isn't addressed on the pages captured — and because this is a family-medicine practice, it's especially worth asking whether they bill insurance for primary-care visits even if the weight-loss program is cash-pay. There's no mention of telehealth, so assume in-person unless told otherwise. And the site doesn't spell out who the weight-loss program is designed for or how it progresses week to week.
If you want weight loss handled by a practice that can also be your regular doctor, this is a reasonable fit to call. Ask what the $399 program includes, whether Ozempic (or another option) is part of that price, what your visit schedule looks like, and their hours and insurance policy.
Sources: katywellnesscenter.com.