Missy Frazelle Functional and Anti-Aging Medicine

About Missy Frazelle Functional and Anti-Aging Medicine

What is Missy Frazelle Functional and Anti-Aging Medicine?

This is a direct primary care and functional medicine practice in Scottsdale, Arizona, run by Missy Frazelle, NP. She is a board certified Family Nurse Practitioner and a Health Practitioner Diplomate with the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine, with additional training in bioidentical hormone replacement therapy and a membership with the Institute for Functional Medicine. The practice is built around a membership model rather than one-off visits, and its stated focus areas include primary care and healthspan optimization, hormone, thyroid, and adrenal balance, perimenopause and menopause support, gut health, fatigue, and longevity and preventative medicine. Both virtual and in-person appointments are offered, though at least one in-person visit each year is required, and the practice works primarily with patients who live in Arizona. Lab work is typically done through Sonora Quest Laboratories, and the practice does not bill insurance directly, though imaging, screenings, and labs can still go through insurance separately.

What does it cost?

Membership is priced in tiers. An individual adult membership runs $275 a month or $3,200 a year. A couples membership is $500 a month or $6,000 a year. A family membership, covering up to two adults and one child between ages 14 and 25, is $650 a month or $7,800 a year, with an additional child added for $150 a month or $1,800 a year. All memberships require a 12 month commitment, and no refunds are given once someone signs up through the billing platform, Hint. The practice does not accept health insurance, but says HSA or FSA funds can be used for eligible services, and labs, imaging, and specialist referrals can still be run through insurance outside the membership. No separate pricing is published for hormone testing, BHRT, or any longevity-specific service beyond what membership includes.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask what exactly is included in the monthly fee versus what costs extra, since hormone or functional medicine specialty testing is noted as an exception to using insurance. Ask whether any hormone therapy, if recommended, would be prescribed as brand-name or compounded, and what that would cost beyond membership. Ask what the in-person visit requirement looks like if you live out of state part of the year, and what happens financially if you need to leave before the 12 month term is up, since no refunds are given once you have enrolled.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit for someone in or near Arizona who wants an ongoing relationship with one nurse practitioner for primary care, hormone and thyroid concerns, or general longevity support, and who is comfortable paying a membership fee instead of billing insurance. It is probably not the right fit for someone looking only for a short-term weight loss prescription or a one-time peptide consult, since this practice is built as an annual primary care membership rather than a single-issue clinic.

Sources: missyfrazelle.com, missyfrazelle.com/plans, missyfrazelle.com/services-1

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