Options Medical Weight Loss
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## What is Options Medical Weight Loss? This is the Lakeview branch of Options Medical Weight Loss, part of a multi-location chain, at 3212 N Lincoln Ave in Chicago (the "Lakeview" in the site's URL is just the Chicago neighborhood, not a separate town). The clinic runs physician-supervised GLP-1 weight-loss programs built around semaglutide and tirzepatide, plus hormone replacement therapy and testosterone replacement therapy for men. It's built for adults who want lab work and body-composition tracking attached to their prescription, not just a script called in. What does it cost? That's the one thing this location won't tell you upfront — more below.
## What's included in a visit? New patients start with hormone and metabolic blood testing and an InBody body-composition scan before anything gets prescribed. From there, the clinic offers GLP-1 injections or oral pills (semaglutide and tirzepatide), lipotropic fat-burner shots, B12 and NAD+ injections, and hormone therapy using estradiol, progesterone, or testosterone. Patients also get access to the clinic's own "Options Nutrition System" and one-on-one coaching. A longevity program rounds out the offerings, and the company offers its own telehealth option for patients who don't want to come in.
## What does it cost? NAD+ injections are priced at $199 a month — the one number this location's own program pages actually publish. Everything else is murkier. The company publishes a separate telehealth price ladder ($199/month for semaglutide injections, $299/month for tirzepatide injections, $339/month for oral tirzepatide, $239/month for oral semaglutide), but that's the price for its remote program, not confirmed as what this in-person Lakeview clinic charges walk-in patients. The clinic's own pages don't post an in-clinic dollar figure at all. Whatever program you land on, the company holds patients to a 3-month minimum commitment, offers a 72-hour refund window, and charges $25 for canceling a same-day consultation or $20 for canceling a same-day medical appointment.
## Does it take insurance? No — Options doesn't bill insurance directly, though it says many patients use HSA or FSA funds, and it will send prescriptions to outside pharmacies that do take insurance.
## What else should you know before calling? No clinician is named for this specific location; the company's "Meet Our Providers" page lists Illinois staff only for its Arlington Heights and Naperville offices. The telehealth page confirms remote visits exist but never names which states are served. Hours run Monday 8am–5pm, Tuesday through Thursday 8am–7pm, and Friday 8am–5pm, with no Saturday or Sunday hours published anywhere.
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