BONFIRE WOMEN'S WELLNESS

About BONFIRE WOMEN'S WELLNESS

What is Bonfire Women's Wellness?

Bonfire Women's Wellness is a cash-pay practice for women in midlife, based at 12655 SW Center Street, Suite 300, in Beaverton, Oregon. It describes its work as wellness-focused direct primary care, hormone optimization, and metabolic medicine, and midlife hormone and metabolic care is what it mainly does.

Nikki Kuehl, FNP, is the only prescriber named on the website. She is a family nurse practitioner with more than 20 years of healthcare experience, seven of them in primary care, and advanced training in menopause, hormone therapy, metabolic health, and medical weight management. She founded the practice.

The practice lists five services: direct primary care, hormone optimization, metabolic medicine, all-inclusive treatment plans, and telehealth. Telehealth covers all of Oregon, and in-person visits happen at the Beaverton office. It does not name the medications it prescribes, and it does not list office hours. In its own words: "Longer visits. Deeper listening. Healthcare built around your whole life." It has a Google rating of 5 from 5 reviews.

This listing is for its Hillsboro office at 9620 Northeast Tanasbourne Dr Suite 300.

What does it cost?

A new patient pays $550 for labs and a 90 minute visit, and that one fee covers both. The labs cover hormones, metabolic health, and general wellness.

Ongoing care comes as all-inclusive treatment plans that begin at $199 a month, with a six-month minimum. The stated reason for the minimum is continuity of care. It does not say whether medication is included in the monthly price. It does not accept insurance, but HSA and FSA plans are welcome. It does not publish cancellation terms.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with the monthly price. Ask whether the $199 plan includes medication, and if it does not, what the medication costs each month. Ask which medications would be used and whether they are brand-name or compounded. The website names none, so get the answer in writing before you pay.

Ask who writes the prescriptions and who you see between visits. Ask what follow-up visits and repeat labs cost after the first $550 visit, and whether they fall inside the six-month plan. Ask how cancellation works, especially if you want to stop early. Ask whether telehealth visits cost the same as in-person ones, and ask for office hours, since none are listed.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you are paying out of pocket for midlife hormone and metabolic care, you can commit to at least six months at $199 a month, and you want a long first visit with one named clinician. If you need to know which medications are used and whether they are in the price, get those answers before you book.

Sources: bonfirewomenswellness.com

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