Princeton Integrative Health

About Princeton Integrative Health

What is Princeton Integrative Health?

Princeton Integrative Health is a functional and integrative medicine practice on Franklin Corner Road in Lawrenceville, NJ. Its main work is looking for the root causes of symptoms that keep coming back, using advanced testing, nutrition and lifestyle changes alongside conventional medicine. The only practitioner named is Amber Bender, a physician assistant, who is listed for its women's health and hormone care. It has a 4.8 rating on Google from 122 reviews.

Its services include hyperbaric oxygen therapy, cold laser therapy, IV nutrient therapy and injections, ozone therapy, thermography, a Foundational Detox Program, an Empowered Health Program and a Fit in 40 Metabolic Reset Program. Its weight-related offerings include Metabolic Medicine and the Fit in 40 program. Peptide Therapy and Women's Health & BHRT also appear in its service list, but no detail is given on either, and no practitioner is named for peptides. Visits can be in person or by telehealth. In its own words: "Our program includes both in-person and telehealth appointments for your convenience." You choose a practitioner and a time, then receive a confirmation email once the appointment is approved. It lists weekday hours of 9am to 5pm.

What does it cost?

The one published price is $249 a month for the Empowered Health Membership. The clinic describes it as an annual membership billed annually or monthly, similar to a gym or health club membership. It does not say whether medication or lab work is included. It offers a free Health Strategy Session. It names payment plans but does not spell out their terms. It does not publish prices for hormone, peptide or weight loss care, and it does not say whether it bills insurance, so ask.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who signs the prescription for any hormone, peptide or weight-loss medication. Amber Bender is the only practitioner named, and no one is named for peptides or weight loss. Ask which medication would be used and whether it is brand-name or compounded. Ask whether the $249 membership covers medication, visits and lab work, and what follow-up visits and blood work cost on top of it. Ask whether it bills insurance and what each service you want costs. Ask how the annual membership is billed, how you cancel, and whether an annual payment is refunded if you leave early.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want integrative care across many services and you are comfortable asking about prescribers, medication and cancellation before you pay. If your main goal is a named prescriber for peptide or weight-loss treatment, get those answers first, since none are named for those services.

Sources: princetonih.com, princetonih.com/metabolic-reset-program, princetonih.com/bhrtwithamber, princetonih.com/empowered-health-program

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Mon - Fri: 9am-5pm

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