Nature Health Medical

About Nature Health Medical

What is Nature Health Medical?

Nature Health Medical is a medical spa in San Mateo, California, at 1650 S. Amphlett Blvd. Its menu is built mainly around aesthetic and wellness services: Botox, facial treatments, PRP, bodysculpting, Kybella, IV therapy, salmon PDRN, exosomes, facial balancing, and devices like red light and PEMF therapy. Weight loss and hormone work sit alongside those as two of its offered programs rather than the core of the practice. The weight loss program can include FDA approved GLP-1 medications such as semaglutide and tirzepatide, and hormone services include testosterone replacement therapy and hormone pellet balancing for men and women. No individual prescriber is named. Any GLP-1 medication, dose, or plan must be ordered by a licensed MD, DO, NP, or PA in California after a required Good Faith Exam, and that exam is done virtually before a follow up in person visit. The weight loss shot program ships medication to patients in California and Texas from a pharmacy described as licensed.

In its own words: "Spa Médico latino líder en California"

What does it cost?

The initial evaluation, described as the Good Faith Exam with a licensed professional, costs $35. A separate metabolic test called PNOE costs $99, with a stated normal price of $550. No price is published for the GLP-1 medication itself, for TRT, or for hormone pellets, and nothing states whether the $35 evaluation fee or any later visit includes the cost of medication. Financing is offered through Affirm, with payment spread over installments.

In its own words: "Nos asociamos con Affirm para ofrecer planes de pago"

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who will actually review your case and sign the prescription, and what their license and credentials are, since no prescriber is named anywhere. Ask whether the fee for your visit includes the medication or only the consultation, and get the price of the medication itself in writing before you commit. If you are offered semaglutide or tirzepatide, ask whether it is the brand name product or a compounded version, since the wording covers both. Ask what follow up visits cost and how often they happen, whether any lab work is required and what that costs separately, and how to cancel or pause if you are billed on an ongoing basis. More than one phone number appears for the practice, so confirm which one reaches scheduling, and ask directly whether any insurance is accepted, since the only payment option mentioned is Affirm financing.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you are drawn to a med spa that bundles a GLP-1 weight loss option and hormone services into a wider menu of facial and body treatments, and you are comfortable asking for the prescriber's name and the full medication price before your first visit. It is a less direct fit if you want a practice built specifically around weight loss or hormone therapy with published pricing for the medication itself.

Sources: naturehealthmedical.com, naturehealthmedical.com/weight-loss-program-california, naturehealthmedical.com/weight-loss

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