Seaglass Wellness

About Seaglass Wellness

What is Seaglass Wellness?

Seaglass Wellness is a hormone and skin clinic at 27453 Capshaw RD STE B in Athens, AL. Lisa Cobb, nurse practitioner, is the owner and the only person named as a prescriber. She has been caring for people in various health arenas for 34 years and counting.

In its own words: "We specialize in hormone optimization and skin rejuvenation services that are designed to support the whole person, restoring energy, renewing confidence, and encouraging a lifestyle of wellness and balance."

The hormone services are bioidentical hormone replacement therapy and hormone replacement for women and for men. For men, treatment can be given as pellets, injections or creams, and the method can be changed over time. It describes itself as a certified BioTE provider. The skin services are scar revision, acne scar revision and inkless stretchmark rejuvenation, which use needling and serums. It does not list weight loss, peptide or longevity care. It has a 5 rating from 22 Google reviews and is listed as a wellness center.

This listing is for its Athens office at 27453 Capshaw Rd Ste B.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices. It does not state a consultation fee for hormone visits, and it does not say whether medication is included or whether it accepts insurance. The one fixed number is for the skin services: a $100 deposit to book a one-hour consultation with a nurse practitioner. That deposit is credited toward treatment if you go ahead. If you decide against treatment at the consultation, half the deposit is refunded.

Hormone care starts with bloodwork done in house, then a return visit to go over the labs. It does not say what that bloodwork or the follow-up visit costs. Ask for the full price of the first three months before you book.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether there is a consultation fee for hormone visits, and whether it is credited toward treatment the way the skin deposit is. Ask what the first visit costs with bloodwork and the lab review included. Ask whether the price covers the hormone itself or only the visits, and which hormone products are used. Ask whether those products are brand-name or compounded, and what the pellets, injections or creams cost over a year. Ask how often follow-up labs and visits happen and what they cost. Ask whether the clinic accepts insurance or health savings account payments, and whether telehealth is offered. Finally, ask how a plan is cancelled or changed, and whether a deposit or prepayment is refunded if you stop.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a nurse practitioner to run your hormone care in person in Athens, Alabama, and you are comfortable booking by appointment and getting the full price in writing before you start. It is a weaker fit if you need insurance billing, online-only visits or a published monthly price before you call.

Sources: seaglasswellness.org

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