Family Allergy Clinic & Wellness Center

About Family Allergy Clinic & Wellness Center

What is Family Allergy Clinic & Wellness Center?

Family Allergy Clinic & Wellness Center is, first and mainly, an allergy and asthma practice, with offices in Mesa, Arizona on N Power Rd. It treats environmental and food allergies with allergy shots and sublingual drops, and also runs several wellness services alongside that core practice: medication assisted weight management, bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT), IV hydration, PRP, and medical aesthetics. The weight management program uses GLP-1a, Contrave, or Phentermine. Hormone treatments are described as individualized, aimed at restoring physiologic hormone levels, and can be delivered as creams, pills, trochees, patches, injections, or implanted pellets, most of them dispensed through a compounding pharmacy. The two listed prescribers are Dr. Melissa Ferrell, DNP FNP-BC, and Katelynn Alvey, MSN, FNP-C, PMHNP-BC. The clinic also offers telehealth across Arizona and Nevada, reaching patients in Scottsdale, Phoenix, Gilbert, Mesa, Apache Junction, Tempe, and Chandler who are not near the physical office.

This listing is for its Mesa office at 3514 N Power Rd STE 130.

What does it cost?

No prices are published for the weight management program, the hormone therapy, or any of the other wellness services. There is no stated consultation fee and no mention of whether the monthly cost, if there is one, includes the medication itself. The clinic does list that it accepts insurance, naming Aetna, Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Cigna, First Health Network, HealthSmart Complete Network, Medicare, Multiplan, United Healthcare, and Tricare, with a note to ask about specific Medicare Advantage plans. It adds a restriction that "Restrictions map apply for Medicare, Medicade or any federal or state-funded programs," which suggests the cash-pay services (weight loss, BHRT, aesthetics) may not run through insurance the same way allergy testing does. Anyone interested should call and ask for an exact quote before booking.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether Dr. Ferrell or Katelynn Alvey will be the one writing your prescription, and whether that depends on which service you're booking. Ask whether the monthly or per-visit fee includes the medication, or whether GLP-1a, Contrave, or Phentermine are billed separately. If you're considering hormone therapy, ask whether your specific treatment (cream, pellet, injection) comes from a compounding pharmacy, since the clinic states that most of its hormone treatments do. Ask what a follow-up visit costs, whether labs are included or billed separately, and, if you plan to use insurance, which services it actually applies to versus which are cash only.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit for someone who already wants an allergy and asthma practice nearby or by telehealth in Arizona or Nevada, and who is comfortable adding weight management or hormone therapy as a side service at the same office rather than seeking out a clinic built around those programs alone. It is less suited to someone who wants published pricing or a program built exclusively around longevity or peptide medicine, since pricing here is not public and the practice's center of gravity is allergy care.

Sources: familyallergyclinic.com, familyallergyclinic.com/hormone_replacement_therapy, familyallergyclinic.com/services, familyallergyclinic.com/our-staff, familyallergyclinic.com/semaglutide-safety-questions

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