Complete Primary Care
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Complete Primary Care is a family practice at 1810 Park Ave, South Plainfield, NJ 07080, where weight loss and nutritional counseling sits inside general primary care rather than standing on its own. It publishes no prices for that service — no consultation fee, no program cost, no membership — but it does say it accepts all major insurance providers, which for a primary-care-based weight program is usually the more relevant answer.
## How does the weight loss program work?
It starts with testing rather than a prescription. All patients receive a medical evaluation as well as laboratory testing and diagnostic workups to identify health issues like diabetes. That framing matters: the practice is looking for what is driving the weight before treating the weight, which is a different starting point from a clinic that leads with an injection.
The practice also describes itself as "a member of the Center for Medical Weight Loss, we are recognized on a National Level." That is the clinic's own claim about its affiliation, made on the weight loss and nutritional counseling page.
## Who would you see?
Two people are named. Rabin Rozehzadeh, MD, is the physician. Regina Bakshiyev, RD, CDN, is named on the weight loss and nutritional counseling page, so the nutrition side has a dedicated person rather than being folded into the doctor's visit.
## Where does it serve, and when is it open?
South Plainfield, North Plainfield, Piscataway Township, Edison, Middlesex, Woodbridge Township and the surrounding communities. That is a Middlesex and Union County catchment, and the practice states it on its own home page.
Monday through Thursday, 9:00am to 6:00pm. Friday, 9:00am to 4:00pm. Closed Saturday and Sunday. Weekday hours only, with an early finish on Friday.
## What insurance is accepted?
The published line is that the practice accepts all major insurance providers, with an invitation to call with questions. The insurance page displays carrier logos but no accompanying text, so no individual insurer is actually named in writing. You cannot confirm your own plan from the site — you would have to ring and ask.
## What the site doesn't say
Several things a searcher would want. No price for a consultation or the program, on either weight loss page, the insurance page or the home page. No medication is named at all: neither weight loss page identifies a drug, and there is no GLP-1 page, so you cannot tell from the site whether GLP-1 medications are part of the program. No insurer named in writing. No telehealth or virtual visit statement. And no eligibility or audience statement for the program. All checked on 22 September 2026.
**Sources:** https://completeprimarycare.com · https://completeprimarycare.com/weight-loss/ · https://completeprimarycare.com/weight-loss-and-nutritional-counseling/ · https://completeprimarycare.com/insurance/ · https://completeprimarycare.com/meet-dr-rozehzadeh/