Irving Health & Wellness Clinic
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Irving Health & Wellness Clinic runs a medical weight loss program in Irving under nurse practitioner Lori Secerovic, FNP-C, MSN, a board-certified APRN. The clinic is notably direct about one detail many competitors leave vague: it states outright that its compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide are "not FDA-approved," worth knowing since compounded versions of these medications differ from the brand-name, FDA-approved injectables (Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, Zepbound) sold through retail pharmacies.
Pricing is published in detail. The semaglutide program costs $499 a month, or $2,094 if paid for six months up front. The tirzepatide program runs $579 a month, or $2,454 for six months prepaid. Both program prices include weekly injections, monthly follow-up visits, 3D body scans, lab work, nutritional guidance, and medical supervision — so the monthly fee is meant to cover the full program, not just the medication.
The clinic also offers Invisa-Red light therapy separately, priced at $50 for a single session, $275 for a six-session package, or $499 for twelve sessions. Beyond weight loss, the practice's broader menu includes IV therapy, aesthetic treatments (Botox, microneedling, dermal fillers), hormone therapy, and wellness coaching.
What isn't published anywhere on the weight-loss page is whether the clinic accepts insurance, whether telehealth visits are an option, or what the office hours are — only the one service page was available to check, and no separate hours, insurance, or telehealth page was reached in that review. Given how much detail the clinic shares on pricing and program contents, the absence of basic logistics like hours stands out as a real gap; a phone call is the only way to fill it in right now.
For anyone specifically comparing compounded GLP-1 pricing across Irving-area clinics, this is one of the more transparent options, with clear monthly costs and a stated list of what's bundled into that price — balanced against being upfront that the medication itself isn't the FDA-approved brand-name version.
If insurance coverage or a brand-name prescription matters to you specifically, that trade-off is worth thinking through before booking, since the compounded route here trades FDA-approval status for a program that bundles scans, labs, and follow-ups into one flat monthly price.
Sources: irvingwellnessclinic.com.