LisaMD PLLC
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LisaMD PLLC is a remote, cash-pay telemedicine practice led by Dr. Lisa Kimbell, an MD who also holds IFMCP (functional medicine) certification. The most important thing to know before you call: this is not a walk-in clinic. The practice states plainly that it is "a remote based telemedicine clinic so we don't have a physical location for patients to visit," and the address on the site is a mailing address, not a place to see a provider.
The practice describes a functional-medicine approach built around three things it names: advanced laboratory testing, a "Comprehensive Health Assessment," and personalized treatment plans. Beyond those categories, the site does not spell out specific conditions treated, specific medications prescribed, or a step-by-step of how the program works, so if you have a particular goal or medication in mind, that is a question for the intake call.
On cost and coverage, the practice is direct: "We are a cash-pay only clinic and do not accept insurance." It adds one useful nuance, that some lab tests Dr. Kimbell orders may be covered under your own insurance even though the visits are not. Actual visit prices and any consultation fee are not published, so ask what the program or first visit costs when you reach out.
A couple of details are worth confirming. Dr. Kimbell's credentials appear two slightly different ways on the site ("MD IFMCP" on the homepage and "MD, IMFCP" in the footer, the latter likely a typo). And while her bio indicates she serves Texas patients, there is no explicit list of the states she is licensed in, so if you live outside Texas, verify that she can treat you before booking.
Office hours are not posted, which matters less for a virtual practice but is still worth asking about for scheduling. The mailing address on file is 14090 FM 2920 Rd, STE G #360, Tomball, Texas 77377, but again, that is not a patient-visitable clinic.
For a remote functional-medicine practice like this one, the phone or intake call is where you learn the things the site leaves open: what the cash-pay pricing looks like, whether your state is covered, which labs are involved and whether your insurance might offset them, and what the treatment plan actually includes.
Sources: lisamd.health.