North Mississippi Medical Clinic Inc

Bariatric Surgery in Hamilton, Alabama — the CMS registry also lists obesity medicine among its taxonomies.

Practice Details

Address
1200 Military Street South
Hamilton, AL 35570
Geocoded location: 34.1153, -87.9895
Taxonomy
Surgery
NPPES Enumeration
Listed with NPPES since 2006
Registered Contact
GERALD KIMBROUGH, MANAGER
NPPES Record Updated
September 2025

Specialty taxonomies on file (2)

  • Family Medicine
  • Bariatric Surgery
    Surgery
    Primary

All specialty taxonomies this NPI reports in the CMS National Provider registry. A taxonomy on file reflects a self-reported designation, not confirmation of current services.

About This Practice

North Mississippi Medical Clinic Inc is enumerated with NPPES as a Bariatric Surgery clinic; the CMS registry also lists obesity medicine among its taxonomies. The registry does not break out which specialties are staffed at this location — call ahead to confirm obesity-medicine or GLP-1 services are actively offered here.

Locally, this is 1 of 4 Surgery practices in Hamilton carrying this exact taxonomy in our directory.

What to expect at a Bariatric Surgery visit

Bariatric-surgery practices evaluate patients for surgical and, in many cases, medical weight-management paths. An initial consult often includes:

  • An eligibility assessment (typically BMI-based) and a review of prior weight-loss efforts.
  • A discussion of surgical options alongside non-surgical routes, which can include GLP-1 pharmacotherapy before or after surgery.
  • A multidisciplinary work-up (nutrition, sometimes behavioral health) as part of surgical planning.
  • A coverage and cost review, since surgical and medication benefits are handled differently by most plans.

This is general guidance for bariatric surgery practices, not a description of North Mississippi Medical Clinic Inc's specific protocol, services, or pricing. Confirm what a visit involves directly with the practice — 205-921-7602.

GLP-1 access in Hamilton, Alabama

Adult obesity rate
39.9%
#2 of 50 states (CDC BRFSS)
Avg. compounded semaglutide
$199/mo
Typical Alabama telehealth cash price
Medicaid GLP-1 coverage
Diabetes only
Alabama Medicaid, obesity indication

About 39.9% of Alabama adults have obesity (BMI 30+), ranking the state #2 of 50 (CDC BRFSS). Our directory currently lists 4 GLP-1-relevant clinics in Hamilton. If a cash-pay route makes more sense, compounded semaglutide through Alabama telehealth averages about $199/mo — well below brand-name Wegovy or Zepbound.

Explore more Alabama options on the best Alabama GLP-1 providers page, browse every Hamilton listing in the Hamilton clinic directory, or read the Alabama Medicaid GLP-1 coverage & prior-authorization guide.

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