Combat Medic Wellness

About Combat Medic Wellness

What is Combat Medic Wellness?

Combat Medic Wellness is a cash-pay clinic in Mesa, Arizona, at 4824 E Baseline Rd #135, offering weight loss treatment with GLP-1 medications alongside men's and women's hormone therapy, mental health consults, B12 and NAD+ injections, and Botox. Chief Medical Officer Nicole Manchak, DNP, FNP-C, and provider Alyssa Adams, FNP, see patients either in the Mesa office or by telehealth. Weight loss care uses tirzepatide, semaglutide, or phentermine, and the model is built around keeping the same provider for every visit rather than rotating through staff. The clinic is open Monday through Thursday for in-person visits, closed Friday through Sunday, though its remote nurse practitioners may still take telehealth consults on Fridays. Telehealth for weight loss and mental health reaches patients in Arizona and Utah; hormone therapy, including testosterone, is offered to Arizona patients only.

What does it cost?

Weight loss pricing starts at $119 a month for tirzepatide and $79 a month for semaglutide. Whether those monthly figures include the medication itself or are a program fee on top of it is not specified, so that is worth confirming before you book. Men's TRT and women's hormone optimization are each introduced at $249 for the first 90 days, which includes the consultation, medications, supplies, and free shipping within Arizona, though no ongoing monthly price past that 90-day period is published. Online mental health consults are $100 each. B12, lipo, and NAD+ options start at $35 a month, and Botox is priced at $11.50 per unit. Every new consult, aside from mental health, requires a $100 deposit, applied toward the cost of medication rather than charged as a separate fee. This is a cash-pay only practice: no insurance is accepted, but CareCredit, HSA, FSA, and Afterpay are. There are no memberships, no contracts, no surprise billing, and no refill fees.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether the quoted monthly price for tirzepatide or semaglutide includes the medication itself or whether that is billed separately at pickup or refill. Ask which provider, Nicole Manchak or Alyssa Adams, will be managing your specific case, since a single consistent provider is part of how the practice describes itself. For hormone therapy, ask what the ongoing monthly cost looks like once the 90-day introductory period ends. Ask whether your medication will be compounded through a pharmacy or dispensed in a prefilled form, since that affects both price and how it ships or is picked up. If you are in Utah, confirm whether your specific service, weight loss versus hormone therapy, is actually licensed for you there, since the two differ by state.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you live in Arizona or Utah, want a cash-pay clinic with one assigned provider rather than a call center, and are comfortable asking directly what the published monthly prices do and do not include before your deposit is charged.

Sources: combatmedicwellness.com, combatmedicwellness.com/weight-loss-new-patient

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Mon – Thurs: 9am – 6pm

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