Anthromedical Center, Omaha
MD-led functional medicine practice in Omaha, NE
Location and hours
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- 2002 Vinton Street, Omaha, NE 68108
At a glance
Anthromedical Center is one of only 2 of the 8 practices we list in Omaha that bill insurance, and one of 2 that list an MD. It says it is in-network, without naming carriers, and offers telehealth in Nebraska. Its site lists hormone imbalance, weight management and anxiety, and says it sees all ages.
Insurance and payment
Self-reported · Oct 2026- Insurance for visits
- In-network
- Medicare
- Not reported
- Medicaid
- Not reported
- HSA / FSA cards
- Not reported
- Practice model
- Not reported
Check coverage with your plan before booking, and ask whether lab tests are billed separately.
Conditions this practice lists
All condition guides →As listed on the practice's website. Listing a condition isn't evidence a treatment works.
Labs and services
As listed on the practice's website.
How we scored Anthromedical Center
Total 3.4 / 10- Credentials & licensure · 25%0 / 25No licence record matched.
- Transparency on pricing and insurance · 25%5 / 25Publishes its insurance status; no first-visit price.
- Access · 25%20 / 25In-network for visits, telehealth in NE and accepting new patients.
- Breadth of services · 15%3 / 153 conditions listed and 4 services.
- Data completeness · 10%5.8 / 107 of 12 key fields verified.
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Anthromedical Center: common questions
Does Anthromedical Center take insurance?
Anthromedical Center describes itself as in-network for insurance, according to its own website. Our data does not name which carriers it works with, and it has no Medicare or Medicaid details. This is self-reported. Ask the practice which plans it is in-network with, and check with your insurer before booking.
Can I see Anthromedical Center by telehealth?
Yes, Anthromedical Center says it offers telehealth. Its listing names one state for telehealth: Nebraska (NE). This information is self-reported from the practice's website. If you live outside Nebraska, ask the practice whether it can see you. Wherever you are, confirm with your state medical board that the clinician is licensed in your state.
Does Anthromedical Center see children?
Anthromedical Center says it sees patients of all ages, according to its website. This is self-reported, so contact the practice to confirm it can see your child. It lists English and Spanish as the languages it offers.
Is Anthromedical Center accepting new patients?
Yes, Anthromedical Center says it is accepting new patients, according to its website. This information was last verified in October 2026 and is self-reported. Availability can change, so contact the practice to confirm before you plan a visit.
What does Anthromedical Center treat?
Anthromedical Center names 3 conditions on its site: hormone imbalance, weight management and anxiety. It also lists services including IV therapy and infusion services, hormone replacement therapy, nutrition guidance, and mental health and wellness support. These are self-reported listings, not outcomes. Its listed credential is MD, and functional medicine is an approach, not a licence.
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