A Marietta search, a Sandy Springs appointment
If you live in Marietta and are considering tirzepatide, Atlanta Medical Institute offers a place to discuss your options at our Sandy Springs office. We do not have a Marietta office. Your appointment is at 5009 Roswell Road NE, Suite 201, Sandy Springs, GA 30342.
Use this guide to decide what to ask before making the trip, what information to bring, and how to plan for any follow-up. Our main tirzepatide service page explains the treatment conversation in more detail. Call (404) 264-9553 if you would like to discuss an appointment or send the office a question through our contact page.
Before you reserve a time
Your first visit is a $99 initial consultation, paid when you book. It is not a tirzepatide price. Follow-up visits, medications, lab work and testing, and procedures are billed separately, so ask about them to consider the ongoing commitment as well as the first visit.
Let the office know whether you are exploring weight-management treatment for the first time, comparing options, or already receiving care elsewhere. If you hope to transfer care, ask which records the clinician needs. An appointment does not guarantee a prescription, a particular product, insurance coverage, or same-day medication.
- Confirm the appointment date, time, and Sandy Springs office address.
- Ask which records or recent laboratory results to bring.
- Ask how additional costs are explained before you choose treatment.
- Mention any access needs when arranging your visit.
Make the trip from Marietta useful
Plan your route to the full Sandy Springs address, including Suite 201. Travel conditions vary across Marietta and East Cobb, so check current directions when arranging your day. Call the office for arrival or building-access details rather than relying on an estimated journey time.
Bring a current medication and supplement list, information about previous weight-management treatment, and the questions you most want answered. If another clinician is involved in your care, bring their contact details or ask how to share relevant records. This helps focus the discussion on your situation instead of starting from an incomplete history.
Leave with a clear next step
Use the consultation to discuss whether medication belongs in your plan and which alternatives deserve consideration. If a medicine is proposed, ask for its exact product name, why it is being considered, how you would receive instructions, and what follow-up involves. Avoid treating an advertised ingredient name as a complete treatment plan.
Before making another trip from Marietta, clarify whether records, tests, or another appointment are needed first. Ask whom to contact with treatment questions and how future visits are arranged. Follow-up visits take place in person at the Sandy Springs office, so ask how to schedule them around travel from Marietta.
Speak with the office
Call (404) 264-9553 to book the $99 initial consultation at Atlanta Medical Institute, 5009 Roswell Road NE, Suite 201, Sandy Springs, GA 30342, or book online through the patient portal. For a non-urgent administrative question, use the contact form and tell us how to reach you. We can help you identify the next scheduling step before you travel to Sandy Springs.
Your questions, answered.
Is your clinic in Marietta?+
No. Atlanta Medical Institute is at 5009 Roswell Road NE, Suite 201, Sandy Springs, GA 30342. This guide is for people considering a visit from Marietta.
Is tirzepatide included in the $99 initial consultation?+
No. The $99 initial consultation is a one-time fee paid when you book. Follow-up visits, medications, lab work and testing, and procedures are billed separately.
Can I transfer from another weight-management program?+
Tell the office about your current care before booking and ask which records to provide. A clinician must assess whether a transfer and any ongoing treatment are appropriate.
Will I need to return to Sandy Springs?+
Ask about the proposed follow-up schedule and visit format during your consultation. The number and type of visits depend on the assessment and care plan.