Elixium Health

About Elixium Health

What is Elixium Health?

Elixium Health is a cash-pay clinic at 5720 N Lamar St Unit 1 in Arvada, Colorado 80002. The phone number is 303-547-9522. The clinic's own headline calls it functional medicine and hormone optimization care, and it puts lab testing at the center of its approach. In its own words: "Elixium is a preventative, diagnostics-first healthcare company focused on identifying root causes of health issues, not just managing symptoms."

The clinic lists eight services: hormone optimization, weight management, gut health, metabolic function, autoimmune support, diagnostics, recovery and performance, and longevity and prevention. Under hormones it names TRT and HRT. Under weight management it names GLP-1 medications. Visits can be by telehealth or in clinic. Elixium does not name the clinician who prescribes. Google shows it at 5 stars from 95 reviews.

What does it cost?

Elixium does not publish prices for consultations, programs, medications, or lab work. It does not say whether a monthly fee includes medication, and it does not describe membership terms or how cancellation works. It does not take insurance: "No. Elixium is a cash-based practice." The clinic lists its care as HSA / FSA eligible, so a health savings account or flexible spending account may apply. Get the prices and terms in writing before you book.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with the money. Ask what the first visit costs, whether the lab panel is included, and what each retest and follow-up costs. Ask whether the monthly fee covers the medication, and if it does not, what the medication costs on top. For GLP-1 medications, ask whether the drug is brand-name or compounded, since the product and price can differ.

Ask who signs the prescription and what their credentials are. A registered dietitian is credited on some of Elixium's articles, but no prescriber is named, so ask directly. Peptide therapy appears in one of its articles but is not listed as a service, so ask whether it is offered and what it costs. Ask about hours and how long the practice has been open, since neither is listed. Finally, ask how to cancel and whether there is a contract.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want lab-based hormone or metabolic care, you can pay in cash or from an HSA or FSA, and you are willing to get prices and the prescriber's name in writing before you commit. It is not the right fit if you need a primary care clinician or care billed to insurance.

Sources: elixiumhealth.com/services, elixiumhealth.com

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