See a real doctor without driving to one.
Weight, hormones, energy, and sexual health, handled by a board-certified physician over video. You will see the same doctor every time, and he will tell you honestly whether a treatment is right for you.
Grant Cagle, MD, MPH
- Licensed in Arkansas and Rhode Island
- Trained at Brown
- Master of Public Health
- What it costs
- Price shown up front
- How you pay
- Cash pay, no insurance
- Where we practice
- Arkansas and Rhode Island
- Who prescribes
- One named physician
Told plainly, before the clinical name.
Every program starts with a conversation about whether it is right for you. If it is not, you will be told so.
Losing weight with a doctor watching
Your dose is set for your body and adjusted as you go, not sold to you as a fixed package.
Getting your energy back
Testosterone and hormone care, ordered and followed by a physician who reads your labs himself.
Treatments that are prescribed, not sold
Offered where the evidence supports it and declined where it does not. There is no catalog to browse.
Care you should not have to explain twice
Private, routine, and handled without a wait or a conversation at a counter where people can hear you.
A doctor who already knows how to treat you
Care that starts from who you are and treats it as ordinary medicine, because that is what it is.
Nobody has to know you were here.
In a small town, medical privacy is not an abstraction. It is the reason people drive two hours or go without. Here is exactly how this works.
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Your employer and your insurer never see it.We do not bill insurance, so no claim is ever filed with your name on it.
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No waiting room, no front desk.You will not sit where a neighbor can see you, and you will not say why you came out loud.
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Your messages stay in one private place.Care, questions and refills live in your patient account rather than in your email.
Three steps, and the first one is free.
Book a free consult
Twenty minutes by video. No card, no commitment, and no account to create first.
Get a straight answer
If a program fits, you get one written for you. If it does not, you get told that instead.
Stay followed
Your plan, your messages and your refills stay in one place you can reach from your phone.
An hour is not too far. It should not have to be.
Rural patients are used to driving past the care they need to reach the care that will see them. That distance is why people skip the appointment, stop the medication, and turn up later and sicker.
Way Telehealth closes that distance without lowering the standard. The same physician, the same rigor, the same willingness to say no when a treatment is wrong for you. Just without the drive.
What we will not do
- Prescribe something because you asked for it
- Hand you to a different provider each visit
- Hide the price until after the consult
Ready to get started?
Book a free consultation. No commitment required, and no card to start.