Quantum Healing Center

About Quantum Healing Center

What is Quantum Healing Center?

Quantum Healing Center is a cash-pay clinic at 2300 SE 2nd Ave in Battle Ground, Washington. It was formerly called Metabolic Medicine & Nutrition. Its main work is hormone care and aesthetic treatment, with nutrition and mindset coaching alongside. Its four listed services are Hormone Optimization, Aesthetics, Nutrition, and Mind + Body Connection.

Hormone pelleting places biologically identical hormone pellets just under the skin of the hip, and testosterone is the hormone it names. Aesthetics includes fillers, microneedling, laser treatments, and Botulinum toxin, which it says is Jeuveau. IV therapy falls under nutrition. Its bladder care service names Esmella as its treatment. No peptide therapy, weight loss program, or GLP-1 medication is listed. The prescribers are Brittany Kozak, BSN, FNP-BC, MSN, the owner and a Family Nurse Practitioner, and Savannah Walker, RN. Google lists it as a medical clinic with a 5 rating from 2 reviews.

What does it cost?

Hormone pelleting is $430 for women and $730 for men. The clinic does not say whether that price includes the medication. Topical or oral hormones are priced individually because they are compounded for each patient, and no figure is given. IV therapy starts at $35 for quick vitamin injections and $99 for more intensive treatments. Toxin is $12 per unit, microneedling starts at $500, and laser treatment starts at $200 per treatment area. Nutrition coaching, bladder care, and mindset coaching are quoted on request. No consultation fee is published.

The clinic takes cash only. In its own words: "We do not take insurance, but some services may be reimbursable. We can talk about that during our initial consultation." It lists payment plans but does not publish their terms, and it does not describe membership or cancellation.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether the pellet price includes the hormone, and what the blood work, follow-up visits, and a year of pellet visits will cost. Women typically return about every 4 months and men about every 6 months, so the yearly figure matters. Ask who writes your prescription and who sees you at each visit, since the two listed prescribers hold different credentials. Ask whether testosterone or any other medication is brand-name or compounded, and which side effects and monitoring to expect before you commit.

Ask whether telehealth is offered and what the hours are, since neither is published. Ask how refunds work on prepaid bundles, how cancellation works on a plan, and what reimbursement can realistically cover.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want hormone pellet care and aesthetic treatments in one office, and you are prepared to pay cash for all of it. If you are looking for peptide therapy, a weight loss program, or telehealth visits, none of those are listed, so ask before you book.

Sources: quantumhealingnw.com, quantumhealingnw.com/services, quantumhealingnw.com/about, quantumhealingnw.com/faqs

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