Spire Health Pathways

About Spire Health Pathways

What is Spire Health Pathways?

Spire Health Pathways is a functional medicine practice at 6895 E Hampden Ave in Denver, Colorado. It describes its approach as finding the root cause of symptoms and building a treatment plan around each patient. Its listed services include a semaglutide weight loss program, testosterone replacement therapy, and regenerative medicine and longevity services. It does not list peptide therapy. It also offers diagnostic pathways, disease management, fitness optimization, and nutrition and health coaching, and it sells supplements, devices and herbal products through a section it calls Mercantile.

The clinic does not name who prescribes. It refers to its providers and practitioners without naming any of them, so ask for names before you book. Its website lists the Denver office and says it serves Denver Metro, Fort Collins, and Colorado Springs. Listed hours run every day from 9:00 to 17:00. Google lists it as a doctor with a 4.3 rating from 23 reviews.

This listing is for its Denver office at 6895 E Hampden Ave.

What does it cost?

The semaglutide weight loss program costs $500 per 4 weeks of treatment, and insurance does not cover it. The program description lists initial blood work, an initial consultation with a functional medicine provider, medication and supplies for weekly injections, and follow-up visits every 2 weeks. It also mentions supplements recommended after labs, and it does not say whether those cost extra. It does not state a separate consultation fee. It does not publish prices for testosterone therapy or longevity services.

Booking requires a deposit at the blood draw, and the clinic gives two amounts. The program description says: "We require $250 (non-refundable) at the time of your blood draw which will be applied to your first 4 weeks of membership that includes your Semaglutide injections." The consultation booking step says $130 at the blood draw, applied the same way. The clinic does not explain which amount applies, so confirm it before you pay anything.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who prescribes the semaglutide and whether you will meet that person before you start. Ask whether the $500 covers the medication every 4 weeks. Ask whether the medication is brand-name Wegovy or Ozempic or a compounded version, since the program names the drug as semaglutide and mentions both brands without saying which one it uses.

The clinic's blog describes semaglutide as IV therapy, while the program describes injections. Ask which one you would receive. Ask what lab work costs after the first draw, whether supplements are extra, and how much of the deposit you keep if you cancel. The clinic does not publish a cancellation policy, so ask how cancellation works. Ask whether follow-up visits can be done by video, since it does not say. Finally, ask for prices on testosterone therapy and longevity services, which are not published.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a semaglutide program with regular provider visits and coaching on eating and movement, you can pay $500 every 4 weeks in cash, and you will get the prescriber's name and the deposit terms in writing before you book. If you need a published price for hormone or longevity care, or a named prescriber from the first call, phone (720) 575-1922 and ask before you commit.

Sources: spirehp.com, spirehp.com/health-programs/weight-management-weight-loss/semaglutide, spirehp.com/health-programs/weight-management-weight-loss

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