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Sound Medical Weight Loss

11829 98th Ave NE
Kirkland, WA 98034 425-636-2346

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Consumer from RENTON, WA
Sep 29, 2026
Not Recommended
Staff was invariably cheerful, courteous, and friendly. Not recommended, however, for people with a situation like mine -- managing tirzepatide (the active ingredient in Zepbound and Mounjaro) for both weight loss and pre-diabetes for Medicare patient. I asked the staff whether Medicare covered their service. They hemmed and hawed. After paying hundreds of dollars a month for a while, I found out that Medicare would pay my primary care provider for the same service with no out-of-pocket cost. Also, Sound Medical Weight Loss used a fancy-looking machine purported to (indirectly) measure and monitor loss of muscle mass. My primary care physician said that the type of machine Sound was using was very imprecise -- much less precise than suggested by the significant digits in the numbers on its reports. My research on their model of this machine suggested that its margin of error was far greater than the small differences in muscle mass it seemed to be measuring. This reduced my confidence in the machine's utility. These two factors led me to transfer my tirzepatide management to my primary care physician.

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