Genesis Wellness & Aesthetics

About Genesis Wellness & Aesthetics

What is Genesis Wellness & Aesthetics?

Genesis Wellness & Aesthetics is a medical spa in Redmond, WA. Most of its menu is cosmetic: Botox and Dysport, dermal fillers, facials, laser and skin tightening, hair loss therapy, and a Korean head spa. It also runs four medical programs: Medical Weight Loss with PHYSIQ body contouring, testosterone and women's hormone therapy, a Peptide Therapy Program, and NAD+ and wellness injections. Its Google listing shows a 4.9 rating from 251 reviews.

The prescriber named for the clinic is Grace Lee, ARNP, MSN-FNP, who is also listed as medical director.

The weight loss program runs mostly by phone and video. You start with a phone visit with a specialist, get labs through Quest Diagnostics, then have a video visit about a week later, where a provider reviews your results and sets a plan. The program page names tirzepatide, semaglutide and sermorelin as medication and peptide options, and says not every patient qualifies for every one. Virtual care is part of the monthly membership. The clinic does not list a street address, phone number or office hours.

What does it cost?

Medical Weight Loss is listed at $295 per month. The clinic does not say whether the medication is included in that price, so ask. The Peptide Therapy Program is listed at $95 per month. A home page offer shows a customized tirzepatide program starting at $303 per month, which is not the same as the $295 price, so ask which one applies to you. Lab work is said to be part of the consultation fee, but the clinic does not publish that fee. It does not say whether it accepts insurance, and it does not give cancellation or commitment terms for the membership. PHYSIQ body contouring is an optional add-on, with maintenance sessions listed at $199 per month.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes your prescription and how often you will see that provider after the first visit. Ask whether the $295 covers the medication or whether it is billed on top, and whether the drug is brand-name or compounded. Ask what the consultation fee is, what follow-up labs and extra visits cost, and whether the $303 offer and the $295 price are the same program. Ask whether the clinic accepts your insurance. Ask how to cancel the monthly membership, how much notice it requires, and whether you are committed for a set number of months. Finally, ask for a street address and office hours before you book, since the clinic does not list them.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a provider-led weight loss or hormone program with much of the follow-up done by video, you are ready to pay monthly out of pocket, and you don't mind that the clinic's main business is cosmetic treatments. If the medical programs are the reason you are calling, get answers to the questions above before you book.

Sources: genesiswa.com, genesiswa.com/medical-weight-loss-physiq, genesiswa.com/weight-loss-medicine, genesiswa.com/womens-hormone-therapy

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