The Melusi Center for Hope and Healing

New patients start with a free 15 to 30 minute discovery call with a team member. If both parties decide to move forward, the next step is a 90-minute Initial Comprehensive Intake with Dr. Litty. That visit covers health history, previous labs, physical evaluation, and diagnostic testing including DNA and microbiome analysis. A follow-up Diagnostic Review visit then reveals findings and establishes a personalized care plan.

The Melusi Center offers three membership tiers. The Seed membership costs $150 per month, the Vine membership costs $200 per month, and the Tree membership costs $250 per month. Each tier includes a set number of 45-minute physician visits per year, sick visit access, and health coaching sessions. Membership also includes discounts on personal training and health coaching, as well as reduced pricing through the Fullscript supplement dispensary.

The Melusi Center operates as a hybrid practice and does not bill insurance for membership fees or most services. Diagnostic lab testing may have some insurance coverage, and the practice works to reduce out-of-pocket costs where possible. The practice encourages patients to maintain a separate primary care provider for routine preventive services such as pap smears and acute illness testing.

Yes. The Melusi Center offers telemedicine appointments. Mental health counseling and certain follow-up visits are available virtually by appointment, giving patients flexible access to care.

Yes. The weight management program integrates DNA testing, microbiome analysis, and lifestyle factors to build a personalized plan. It includes bi-weekly health coaching visits, monthly physician reassessments, and access to personal training and group exercise classes. The program does not prescribe weight loss medication. The focus is on safe, sustainable results.

Neurofeedback is a brain training program that uses EEG technology to provide real-time feedback to the brain, supporting self-organization and optimal function. The Melusi Center offers neurofeedback sessions in the office and also rents home units for convenient at-home training. It supports sleep, stress reduction, focus, and conditions including anxiety, depression, ADHD, and autoimmune disorders.

Yes. Patients who prefer not to join a membership can access care on a fee-for-service basis. The practice charges $250 for a 45-minute routine check-in, $300 for a 60-minute annual review, $175 for a 20-minute sick or acute visit, and $125 for a 60-minute health coaching or personal training session. Mental health counseling runs $150 for a 60-minute session.

Yes. The center recommends the Dave Ramsey Financial Peace University, a 9-week course covering Biblical and practical principles of financial wellness and debt management. Participants pay only for course materials, as the center facilitates the class at no additional charge. This program launches in January 2026.

Yes. Dr. Litty leads the Melusi Center Lifestyle Coaching program, a 14-week group course. It meets weekly in person and covers nutrition, exercise, sleep, stress management, and Biblical wellness principles. Charity Cason, a chef and certified functional nutritionist, co-leads the program. Remote and online options are coming soon.

Yes. The Melusi Center warmly welcomes patients transferring from The Logan Institute. Transfer patients receive a $25 per month discount on any membership tier. The practice does not offer IV therapy, peptide therapy, ozone treatments, or PRF procedures, so patients currently receiving those services should complete that care at The Logan Institute before transferring.