Alaya Health & Wellness

About Alaya Health & Wellness

What is Alaya Health & Wellness?

Alaya Health & Wellness is a functional medicine clinic at 1062 E Riverside Dr Suite 203 in St. George, Utah. Stacy Welker, FNP-C, MSN, is the prescriber. The clinic describes her as a board certified family nurse practitioner with over 15 years of experience.

Hormone and peptide care are central here, but the menu is wider. The clinic lists bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, peptide optimization therapy, men's health, women's health, thyroid dysfunction, regenerative medicine, IV therapy and functional medicine. It also offers aesthetic services such as facial rejuvenation and hair restoration, plus a 12-week program called Detox & Restore. In its own words: "Stacy works at finding just the right balance of hormones for you." Its hormone page also says she works closely with compounding pharmacies and picks the delivery method after meeting each patient.

It does not describe a medical weight loss program or GLP-1 medication.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices for hormone therapy, peptide therapy or consultations. It also does not say whether it accepts insurance, whether any fee includes medication, or whether it offers telehealth. The only dollar figure published is on its functional medicine page, which suggests setting aside $200 to $300 for supplements during the first months. Supplements are ordered through its FullScript dispensary, which it says offers discounted pricing.

Its Functional Medicine Membership involves monthly 30-minute doctor appointments for a minimum of three months. No membership fee or cancellation terms are given.

What should you ask before you book?

Who writes and renews your prescription? Stacy Welker is the only prescriber named, so ask whether she handles every prescription herself.

Is the medication included in the monthly fee, or billed separately? Ask what it costs either way.

Which hormones and peptides does the clinic use? No specific medications are named. Ask whether each one is brand-name or compounded, and which pharmacy fills it.

What do follow-up visits and lab work cost? The functional medicine page describes home lab tests run through partner labs. Ask who orders them and what each one costs.

Does the clinic act as your primary care provider? It says it does not. It asks patients to keep a primary care doctor for screening tests, and it does not provide urgent or same-day care. Ask what to do if you need fast attention.

How do you cancel the membership, and is the three-month commitment required? Does it take insurance, and is a telehealth visit possible? Functional medicine visits must be booked by phone at 435-574-8014. No hours are listed, so ask for those too.

Who is it a good fit for?

This may suit you if you want a nurse practitioner to work through hormones, gut health and metabolism with you over several months, you already have a primary care doctor, and you are comfortable paying cash for visits, labs and supplements. It may not suit you if you need a price and a named medication before you book, a weight loss program, or same-day care.

Sources: alayahealthandwellness.com, alayahealthandwellness.com/about, alayahealthandwellness.com/bio-identical-hormone-treatment, alayahealthandwellness.com/peptide-optimization-therapy, alayahealthandwellness.com/services

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