Elizabeth Rose Women's Wellness, LLC

About Elizabeth Rose Women's Wellness, LLC

What is Elizabeth Rose Women's Wellness, LLC?

Elizabeth Rose Women's Wellness is a women's health practice at 4216 Hills & Dales Road Northwest in Canton, Ohio. It is located inside Rising Sun Holistic Choices. Michelle Smith, CNP, MSN, WHNP-BC, runs the practice and is the only prescriber named. She has practiced as a Women's Health Nurse Practitioner since 2012 and also lists herself as a Certified Functional Medicine Practitioner.

The practice is mainly hormone care for women. It offers a new patient wellness consultation, follow-up visits, and a Hormone Testing Package built around DUTCH, a hormone test the patient collects at home. Michelle prescribes compounded topical testosterone cream, sent to RC Compounding Pharmacy, and discusses bio-identical estrogen and progesterone, either compounded or from a traditional pharmacy. Telehealth is offered to people in Ohio. Visits run 45 to 60 minutes, and evening and Saturday appointments are available. The practice has a 4.6 rating on Google from 8 reviews.

What does it cost?

The new patient wellness consultation is $275. Follow-up visits range from $100 to $175, and one follow-up listing gives $150 for patients seen in the past 2 years.

Hormone care is priced in parts. Testosterone renewal is $180 every 6 months, which includes basic hormone labs and a follow-up review. That fee does not include the compounded cream, and the practice does not publish what the cream costs. Estrogen and progesterone refills are $150 a year for the yearly visit and labs, again without medication or bloodwork. The Hormone Testing Package is $675 and covers the first consultation, the DUTCH test, and a results visit. The Deluxe Hormone Testing Package is $1,975. Patients receive a 25% discount on supplements through FullScripts.

Payment is cash only, due at the visit. The practice does not bill insurance, but it can provide a superbill if you want to file a claim yourself as an out-of-network provider. It does not mention HSA or financing options. To cancel or reschedule, call or text at least 24 hours in advance. It does not publish membership terms.

In its own words: "A cash-based model offers transparent pricing; there are no copays, deductibles or surprise charges."

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes the testosterone prescription and what role Dr. Nancy Grubb plays. The practice names her as its collaborating physician, so ask what that involves for your care.

Ask what the cream costs each month through RC Compounding Pharmacy, since the $180 renewal fee leaves it out. Ask whether a traditional pharmacy option exists for estrogen or progesterone and what it would cost.

Ask whether the DUTCH test is required before starting hormones. The practice says it is. Then ask for the full first-year cost, including the $675 package, any extra labs, and the follow-up visits you will need.

Ask which follow-up price applies to you, since the listed range is $100 to $175 and the established patient rate is $150.

Ask what happens to the testing fee if you decide not to start treatment after the results visit.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want cash-pay care from a nurse practitioner focused on women's hormone concerns, you live in Ohio or are willing to come to Canton, and you are ready to pay for testing and compounded medication yourself. It is not the right fit if you are looking for weight loss, peptide or longevity care, since none of those are listed.

Sources: elizabethrosewomenswellness.com, elizabethrosewomenswellness.com/faq, elizabethrosewomenswellness.com/meet-our-provider, elizabethrosewomenswellness.com/service-page/initial-consultation, elizabethrosewomenswellness.com/about, elizabethrosewomenswellness.com/service-page/hormone-testing-package

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