Primary care that knows you.
Prevention, everyday concerns, chronic conditions, and care coordination. A foundation in family medicine means looking at your health as a whole, through every stage of adult life.
How primary care worksOpening January 2027 · Morgantown, West Virginia
Women’s primary care, without the rush.
Family medicine, menopause care, and obesity medicine brought together for women who want more time, easier access, and one doctor who sees the whole picture.
No obligation. Get opening updates and first access to enrollment.
Care that connects the dots
You shouldn’t have to fight to be heard.
Your health does not arrive in tidy, ten-minute pieces. Sleep affects mood. Hormones affect energy. Stress affects everything. Here, we make room for the full story.
Membership gives you a consistent physician partner for prevention, everyday concerns, chronic conditions, and the questions that deserve more than a rushed answer.
Weight care with perspective.
Physician-led medical weight management that considers your biology, history, daily life, and long-term health. Individual care without judgment.
Explore weight careSupport through the changes.
Time to talk about perimenopause and menopause, understand symptoms, and explore treatment options in the context of your overall health.
Explore menopause careDirect primary care, plainly explained
Your membership supports the relationship—not the volume of visits.
Choose your membership
Pick the level of care that fits your needs. Pricing is clear before you join.
Meet your physician
Start with time to review your health, priorities, and what you want from your care.
Stay connected
Use visits and communication for care that is appropriate for the practice—without a copay each time.
Do I still need insurance?
Yes. Direct primary care is not insurance. We recommend keeping coverage for emergencies, hospitalization, specialists, imaging, and services outside the membership.
Metabolic healthCare for the long term.
Obesity medicine & medical weight management
More than a prescription. More than a number.
Weight is part of your health—not a measure of your worth. Our physician-led program considers your goals, medical history, sleep, nutrition, movement, mental health, lab results, and medications.
- Individual medical evaluation
- Nutrition and activity guidance
- Medication when clinically appropriate
- Ongoing monitoring and adjustments
- A plan for maintaining progress
Medication is never guaranteed and is prescribed only when medically appropriate. Individual results vary.
Perimenopause & menopause care
You deserve answers.
And a plan that fits.
Changes in sleep, periods, comfort, and how you feel deserve a thoughtful conversation.
Menopause care at Laurel Trail connects symptom evaluation with the rest of your health. We take time to understand what has changed, consider other possible causes, and discuss options together.
Make sense of your symptoms
Discuss hot flashes, night sweats, changing periods, sleep disruption, vaginal dryness, and sexual-health concerns—without having to decide on your own what is “just menopause.”
Understand your options
Explore lifestyle support, nonhormonal treatments, and hormone therapy when appropriate. Your history, preferences, benefits, and risks guide the conversation.
Keep the whole picture in view
Bring bone health, cardiovascular risk, metabolic health, and preventive care into the same ongoing relationship, with follow-up as your needs change.
Simple, transparent pricing
Comprehensive care. One monthly rate.
Membership fees are billed monthly. Final inclusions and enrollment terms will be confirmed before opening.
Care that connects the dots.
Comprehensive primary care, including weight and metabolic health and menopause and perimenopause treatment, together in one membership.
Longer appointments give us time to listen. Personalized care keeps your needs at the center, with convenient communication to stay connected between visits.
Prescription drugs, labs, imaging, specialist care, and services outside the membership are not included unless specifically stated. Insurance coverage and pharmacy costs vary.
Meet your physician
Medicine built around listening.
At Laurel Trail Healthcare, Dr. Mollie Cecil is creating the kind of practice she wants women to be able to find: personal, evidence-based, and designed to leave room for the real conversation.
Her care at Laurel Trail brings together family medicine, menopause care, and obesity medicine. From preventive visits and everyday concerns to midlife changes and metabolic health, the goal is a consistent physician relationship that connects the dots.
“Good medicine starts with enough time to listen.”
Questions, answered
Before you join.
Still wondering if this model fits? The waitlist is no-obligation, and we’ll share complete membership details before enrollment.
Can I get help during perimenopause, too?
Yes. You do not need to wait until your periods have stopped to discuss symptoms. Care includes evaluating your concerns, considering other possible causes, and discussing appropriate treatment options.
Does menopause care always mean hormone therapy?
No. Hormone therapy is one option. We discuss hormonal and nonhormonal approaches based on your symptoms, health history, preferences, and individual risks and benefits.
Is this a real primary care practice?
Yes. Primary-care membership is designed to provide ongoing preventive, acute, and chronic care within the practice’s scope. It does not replace emergency or specialty care.
Can I use health insurance here?
The practice will not bill insurance for membership care. You should keep insurance for care outside the membership, including emergencies, hospital care, specialists, imaging, and many prescriptions.
Are weight-loss medications included?
No. The membership covers clinical care, not the cost of medication. Medication may be recommended when medically appropriate; coverage and out-of-pocket cost depend on your plan and pharmacy.
Does joining the waitlist commit me?
No. You’ll receive helpful information, opening updates, and first notice when enrollment begins. You can decide after reviewing the final terms.
When does the practice open?
The planned opening is January 2027 in Morgantown, West Virginia. Waitlist members will be the first to receive confirmed dates and enrollment instructions.
Founding-member waitlist
Be among the first to know when enrollment opens.
Join for opening updates, a closer look at how membership works, and early access to January 2027 enrollment.
THE FOUNDING 100100 women. One more personal approach to primary care.