Miramont Wellness Centers

About Miramont Wellness Centers

What is Miramont Wellness Centers?

Miramont Wellness Centers is a Direct Primary Care practice with offices in Fort Collins and Parker, Colorado. Its main business is a cash membership for primary care, and it does not bill insurance for visits. Weight care is one of its services, alongside primary care, Biote Hormone Therapy, Miramont MedSpa aesthetic treatments, and EXOMIND, a TMS treatment for depression and anxiety. The physician named as prescriber is Dr. John L. Bender, M.D.

The weight care program uses compounded Semaglutide with B6 and Tirzepatide, sold as GLP-1S and GLP-1T vials. Consultations can be in person at either office or by telehealth through the Direct Health app, which allows text, voice or video contact with your physician. Google lists the business as a weight loss service, with a 4.3 rating from 265 reviews.

This listing is for its Parker office at 9251 S Twenty Mile Rd.

What does it cost?

Membership is $85 a month on a 12-month contract, which comes to $1020 over the year. You can also pay $900 a year, which the practice presents as a saving of $120 a year. Visits carry a $20 day-of-service charge on top of the membership. Weight care starts with a 3-month membership at $297, then moves to month-to-month until you reach your goal.

The GLP-1 vials are a separate purchase after your consultation: $490 for the GLP-1S vial and $790 for the GLP-1T vial. The practice does not say whether those prices are per vial or per month, or whether a membership is required for weight care. It does not publish a consultation fee. On insurance, the practice is direct: "Direct Health is not insurance, and we will not bill insurance for your visits."

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who signs each prescription, and whether Dr. Bender sees you or another physician at follow-up. Ask whether the vial price is per vial or per month, and whether it is in addition to the membership. Ask whether the membership is required for weight care, and what you would owe if you stop during the 3-month trial.

The order buttons say "with Vitamin B12," while the FAQ describes Vitamin B6, so ask which vitamin is in the vial. The medication is described as compounded, so ask which pharmacy prepares it and what its licensing is. Ask what it costs to end the 12-month contract early, and whether the cancellation terms are in writing. No hours are listed, so ask for them when you call (970) 225-5000.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a cash primary care membership that does not bill insurance, and you are willing to pay for weight care on top of it. If you need written prices for each step, or cancellation terms in writing before you commit, get them first.

Sources: miramont.us, miramont.us/services/glp-1-weight-loss

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