A board-certified physician will see you this week, and the first visit costs nothing.
He will look at your history, tell you whether he can help, and tell you plainly when he cannot. If a treatment is wrong for you, you will hear that instead of a prescription.
What it costs, before you ask.
Most telehealth sites make you book a call to find out the price. That is a sales tactic, not a courtesy. Here is the whole thing.
- First consultation
- Free
- Monthly program
- Your price here
- Medication
- Your price here
- Insurance
- Not billed, ever
We do not bill insurance. That is a decision, not a limitation. It means no claim is filed under your name, no prior authorization decides your treatment, and no employer benefits administrator sees what you were seen for.
The doctor who treats you is the doctor who treats you next time.
Grant Cagle is an internal medicine and pulmonary physician. He trained at Brown. He is the only prescriber at Way Telehealth, which means the person reviewing your labs is the person who wrote the plan, and the person who wrote the plan is the person you talk to when something changes.
This is unusual, and it is the point. Most direct-to-consumer platforms route you to whichever clinician is on shift. You get a prescription and no relationship. If a symptom turns out to matter six months from now, nobody remembers you.
He also still practices in hospital medicine. He has spent his career around patients who waited too long because the drive was too far, which is the reason this practice exists at all.
- Credential
- MD, MPH
- Specialty
- Internal medicine, pulmonary disease
- Arkansas license
- E-18022
- Public record
- NPI 1053802306, active since 2018
What he treats, and what each one actually involves.
Five programs. Every one of them starts with the same free conversation about whether it is right for you.
Losing weight with a physician watching the whole time
Your dose is chosen for your body and adjusted as you go. Dosing varies more between patients than most programs admit, which is why a flat package priced the same for everyone tends to serve the seller rather than the patient.
Getting your energy back, on evidence rather than a hunch
Testosterone and hormone care ordered and followed by a physician who reads your labs himself. If your numbers do not support treatment, he will say so.
Prescribed where the evidence supports it, declined where it does not
There is no catalog to browse here and nothing to add to a cart. Peptides are a category where a great deal is sold and rather less is justified.
Care you should not have to explain at a counter
Routine, private, and handled without a waiting room. For many people in small towns this is the single reason telehealth exists.
A physician who already knows how to treat you
Care that begins from who you are and treats it as ordinary medicine, because that is what it is.
Four things this practice will not do.
- Prescribe something because you asked for it by name.
- Hand you to a different clinician every visit.
- Hide what it costs until after the consultation.
- Treat a refill as a substitute for being followed.
If you are not sure this is for you.
Is a video visit real medicine?
For the conditions above, the examination is the conversation and the labs. Arkansas regulates telemedicine seriously, and this practice is built to those rules rather than around them.
What if he cannot help me?
Then he will tell you in the free visit, and you will have spent twenty minutes and no money. A practice that never turns anyone away is not being careful with you.
What happens after I book?
You get a time, a video link, and a short intake to fill in beforehand. Afterwards your plan, your messages and your refills live in one private patient account you can reach from your phone.
Do I need insurance?
No. There is nothing to check and no network to be in or out of.
The first visit is free. That is the whole offer.
Twenty minutes with a board-certified physician who will tell you honestly whether he can help. No card, no account first, and no obligation afterwards.