AZ Weight & Metabolic Health

About AZ Weight & Metabolic Health

What is AZ Weight & Metabolic Health?

AZ Weight & Metabolic Health is a physician-led medical practice in Mesa, Arizona, at 4135 S Power Rd, Suite 101, offering both in-person visits and telehealth throughout Arizona. Ankita Singh, MD, a family medicine physician who is board-certified in obesity medicine, runs the practice and sees patients for medical weight management, including GLP-1/GIP medications when medically appropriate, along with broader metabolic care. The services list also covers women's metabolic and menopause health, with evaluation of menopausal symptoms and hormone therapy when appropriate, plus muscle and bone health, sleep and metabolic health, cardiovascular risk reduction, and healthy aging and longevity. The practice names Wegovy and Zepbound as examples of medications patients may be prescribed, obtained separately through a pharmacy rather than dispensed on site.

What does it cost?

A free 15 minute call is offered as an introductory conversation, described explicitly as not a medical visit and one that does not create a physician-patient relationship. For people mainly interested in prescription weight management, the Medication Care option runs $119 for the new patient visit, then $89 a month, which covers the physician evaluation, monthly follow-up, prescription management, monitoring, and messaging between visits, but not medication or labs. A longer, full-picture evaluation is listed at $149 as a limited-time new patient price (regularly $199) for a 50 minute visit covering weight, blood sugar, cholesterol, menopause, sleep, muscle and bone health, and heart risk, with follow-ups after that priced at $129 each, or a move to the $89 a month plan. Medication itself is billed separately: examples given are as low as $25 a month with commercial insurance and manufacturer savings programs, or $149 to $449 a month under manufacturer self-pay programs, with the practice stating these are examples, not guaranteed prices. It is a cash-pay practice that does not bill insurance, though it accepts HSA and FSA cards and can provide an itemized receipt for possible HRA reimbursement. The Medication Care membership has no long-term contract and can be cancelled anytime before the next billing date, though a late cancellation fee of $35 and a no-show fee of $50 apply separately from the monthly charge.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask what your specific medication is likely to cost once your insurance coverage or savings program eligibility is factored in, since the posted ranges are described only as examples. Ask whether a follow-up visit, lab work, or an in-person evaluation will be required before a prescription is renewed, since the membership terms note these may be required. If you are considering hormone therapy for menopause, ask what the evaluation and any lab testing cost beyond the visit fee. It is also worth asking how the 24-hour cancellation window and no-show charges work if you are scheduling by telehealth from elsewhere in Arizona.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you live in Arizona, want a physician involved in weight or metabolic care rather than a subscription-only model, and are comfortable with a cash-pay structure where medication is purchased separately from the visit fee.

Sources: azweightandmetabolic.health, azweightandmetabolic.health/membership-terms

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