EverRise Integrative Health

About EverRise Integrative Health

What is EverRise Integrative Health?

EverRise Integrative Health is a cash-pay integrative and functional medicine practice at 203 W. Main St., Suite G11, in Lexington, South Carolina. It also names Chapin among the towns it serves. Katherine Del Prato is the only prescriber named for the practice. She is a board-certified family nurse practitioner and an AFMC Certified Functional Practitioner, and she founded the practice. Her earlier work includes oncology and neuro-intensive care, and she has more than 18 years of experience in medicine.

The practice is aimed at women ages 35 to 60 who have fatigue, weight changes, hormone symptoms or gut concerns. Weight loss is one of several things it treats, not its whole focus. It offers the EverRise Health Assessment, the EverRise Restore Program with a Metabolic Health Pathway and a Perimenopause Support Pathway, and hormone support when clinically appropriate. In its own words: "We layer in HRT when needed." Google lists it as a holistic medicine practitioner, with a 5 rating from 9 reviews.

What does it cost?

The EverRise Health Assessment is $450, and HSA and FSA cards are accepted, depending on your plan. The first step, a Connection Call, is complimentary. The practice does not bill insurance, so you pay by credit card, debit card or HSA debit card.

The Restore Program runs about 6 months and most patients continue into it after the assessment. Payment plans are available, but no monthly price is published. It does not publish a price for hormone therapy, and it does not say whether hormone medication is included in any price. It does not say whether the 6-month program can be cancelled.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who signs each hormone prescription, and whether that will always be Katherine Del Prato. Ask whether the Restore Program fee includes any medication, and what you would pay for it on top. Ask whether any hormone medication is brand-name or compounded, and which pharmacy fills it. Ask what lab work costs beyond the $450, since the clinic orders labs during the assessment and does not say what they cost. Ask what follow-up visits cost between the assessment and the 6-month program. Ask how you cancel and whether you can stop after the assessment. Ask which states telehealth covers, because its materials name Connecticut, Florida, Oregon and Colorado in different places. Finally, ask for office hours, since none are listed.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a long, unhurried visit with a family nurse practitioner about midlife fatigue, weight or hormone symptoms, and you are ready to pay for the assessment and follow-up care yourself.

Sources: everriseintegrative.com/2026/02/22/why-am-i-doing-everything-right-but-still-gaining-weight, everriseintegrative.com, everriseintegrative.com/contact, everriseintegrative.com/services, everriseintegrative.com/about

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