Vitality Health and Wellness

About Vitality Health and Wellness

What is Vitality Health and Wellness?

Vitality Health and Wellness is a medical office at 5551 Winghaven Blvd Suite 20 in O'Fallon, MO 63368. The phone number is 314-944-3711. It offers four services: primary care for everyday medical needs, hormone therapy, Softwave Therapy and the Gold Healing Serum. Hormone therapy is the service it describes in most detail. In its own words: "we specialize in restoring balance with bioidentical hormone therapy that is tailored to each patient's needs."

It says it has over 10 years of experience helping men and women with hormone imbalances, using creams and oral medications made by local compounding pharmacies. It does not use hormone pellets. Hormone visits are done by phone, and it says no office visit is required.

Softwave Therapy is described as non-invasive pain relief and healing. The Gold Healing Serum is described as designed to promote skin rejuvenation and overall wellness. Its listed services do not include weight loss, peptide or longevity care.

No prescriber is named, and no credentials are given for whoever writes prescriptions. It does not list office hours. It has a Google rating of 5 from 7 reviews.

What does it cost?

The hormone membership is $40 a month, billed monthly. It covers ongoing support, provider access and a personalized hormone plan. It does not include lab work or medications, so those are separate costs. Routine labs are ordered through Quest or Labcorp and are usually covered by insurance. Specialty tests, such as the DUTCH test, are paid out of pocket.

On insurance, it says some medications filled at retail pharmacies may be covered. Compounded medications are usually not covered. It does not say whether it accepts insurance itself.

On cancellation, it says plainly: "You are not locked into a contract and may cancel at anytime."

It does not publish a consultation fee or prices for primary care, Softwave Therapy or the Gold Healing Serum. Ask for each one before you book.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask for the name and credentials of the person who writes the hormone prescription. None is published, and you should have one before you pay anything.

Ask whether medication is the only cost beyond the $40 membership, and what it runs each month. Ask whether the medication is compounded, whether your insurance will cover it, and what the pharmacy charges without coverage. Ask which pharmacy fills it.

Ask what the first visit costs and what follow-up visits cost. Ask what routine labs and specialty tests cost on top of the membership. Ask for office hours, since none are listed, and how phone visits are scheduled.

Ask how cancellation works, whether any charge applies after you cancel, and get the answer in writing.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want hormone therapy handled by phone, you are comfortable paying $40 a month plus medication and labs yourself, and you can get the prescriber's name and the full cost in writing before you commit. If you need in-person visits, want the prescriber's credentials up front, or need prices for primary care or the other services, get those answers first.

Sources: vhwclinic.com, vhwclinic.com/hormone-therapy, vhwclinic.com/contact

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