Southlake Integrative Wellness Center
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What is Southlake Integrative Wellness Center?
Southlake Integrative Wellness Center is an integrative and family medicine practice at 1170 North Carroll Avenue in Southlake, Texas. Its phone number is (817) 329-6263. It offers family and preventative medicine, natural hormone balancing using bio-identical hormones, health coaching, osteopathic manipulation, detoxification education, diagnostic testing, nutritional IV therapy, ozone therapy, an infrared sauna, and sports injury and athletic performance treatments.
The clinic names three providers: M. Celeste McKean, Alison Wensrich and Kim Williamson. Dr. Anthony Rector is also named throughout, but his medical credentials are not stated. Hormone therapy is one service among many. It does not list a weight loss program or peptide therapy.
This listing is for its Southlake office at 2485 E Southlake Blvd #200.
What does it cost?
Visits are priced by length, for appointments of up to 45 minutes. Dr. Anthony Rector's visits cost $175, $225 or $300. The other providers' visits cost $150, $200 or $250. Lab and test reviews done by phone follow the same tiers. Single injections are $25 for B12, $50 for NAD and $55 for Vit D. Glutathione IV is $150. Nutrition counseling runs $75 to $110, depending on length, and Clot Matrix injections are $660 or $700.
It does not publish prices for hormone therapy, and its hormone therapy information still shows placeholder filler text where the process should be. It does not say whether visit prices include medication, whether it takes insurance or whether it offers telehealth. It does not list a consultation fee or membership terms. Cancellations without 24 hours notice carry a $100 fee.
What should you ask before you book?
Start with who prescribes. Ask which provider would write a hormone prescription, and whether that provider is one of the three named above or Dr. Rector. Ask whether the medication is brand-name or compounded, and whether any visit price includes it. Ask what follow-up visits and lab work cost, since none of that is published for hormones.
The new patient information describes the start of care. In its own words: "Dr. Rector walks through the initial 3 visits spread over 4 months and the reasoning behind his methodology." Ask what each of those visits costs before you commit. Ask for its hours, since none are published, and whether it takes insurance or offers telehealth. Confirm the address as well, because one online listing shows 2485 E Southlake Blvd rather than North Carroll Avenue.
Who is it a good fit for?
This is a good fit if you want family and integrative medicine with hormone therapy as one service among several, and you are ready to get hormone prices in writing before you book. It is not the right match if you are looking for a weight loss or peptide program, since neither is listed.
Sources: southlakewellnesscenter.com, southlakewellnesscenter.com/hormone-therapy, southlakewellnesscenter.com/pricing, southlakewellnesscenter.com/other-providers
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What we confirmed
Read off Southlake Integrative Wellness Center’s own website on 2026-10-18. These are their words, not ours.
- ✓Hormone therapy — listed on their site as “We offer bio-identical hormone therapy to help get your body back into homeostasis.” source