Wise Woman Wellness

About Wise Woman Wellness

What is Wise Woman Wellness?

Wise Woman Wellness is a women's hormone clinic at 1480 Swan Rd in De Pere, Wisconsin. Its Google category is women's health clinic. The prescriber named on the listing is Randi Mann, WHNP-BC, MSCP, APNP. Randi has served women throughout Wisconsin since 1981 and has been certified since 2008 by The Menopause Society as a Hormone Specialist. Randi is also listed as the clinic's owner and founder, with 30 years of work in women's hormone care.

The clinic offers bioidentical hormones, with estrogen, progesterone and testosterone named as the medications. It also lists testosterone therapy for women, menopause treatment, treatment for thyroid fatigue, Hashimoto's and hypothyroidism, stress and adrenal hormones, PCOS, personalized lab testing, supplementation, and a functional medicine program. Two programs focus on weight and blood sugar. Glucose Insights offers real-time glucose insights, body composition measurement, personalized nutrition and health coaching. Thinnr Natural Weight Loss combines nutritional guidance, accountability and program products, with support from the clinic.

Brookelyn is listed as a health and wellness coach. No credential is given for her, and she is not named as a prescriber.

New patients start with three steps: sign up for the End Hormone Havoc virtual seminar, order the Baseline Test Kit, and complete the New Patient forms before meeting the Hormone Specialist at the clinic. Google shows the clinic at 4.5 stars from 46 reviews. The phone number is 920-339-5252.

This listing is for its De Pere office at 1480 Swan Rd.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices. There is no consultation fee, no program fee, and no price shown for the Baseline Test Kit, the seminar, or the Thinnr and Glucose Insights programs. It does not say whether insurance is accepted, whether HSA funds can be used, or whether financing is available. Call 920-339-5252 and ask for each of these figures before you book.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who signs the hormone prescriptions. Randi Mann is the prescriber named here, so ask whether she writes yours and whether anyone else on staff can. Ask whether the estrogen, progesterone or testosterone is a manufactured product or a compounded one, and which pharmacy fills it. The two can differ in cost and in what is on the label, so ask for the answer in writing.

Ask whether any fee covers the medication, the lab work and the follow-up visits. If it does not, ask what each one costs on its own. Ask whether the Baseline Test Kit and labs are required before a hormone visit, and what they cost. Ask whether hormone visits can be done virtually, since the clinic does not say. The new patient steps mention meeting the Hormone Specialist at the clinic, so ask whether that visit is always in person.

For Thinnr and Glucose Insights, ask whether a prescriber supervises the program, or whether it is coaching and nutrition support only. Ask how cancellation works, whether any fee applies, and whether anything is refunded if you stop partway through.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want hormone care from a clinic whose main work is women's hormone care, and you are ready to ask about costs, insurance and prescriptions before you commit. If you need a practice that publishes its prices or confirms insurance up front, call first and ask the questions above.

Sources: wisewomanwellness.com

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