Healthi Hormones & Fertility Clinic

About Healthi Hormones & Fertility Clinic

What is Healthi Hormones & Fertility Clinic?

Healthi Hormones & Fertility Clinic is a cash pay practice at 9800 4th St N, Suite 200, Saint Petersburg, FL 33703. It focuses mainly on women's hormone care, with services for preconception, perimenopause and menopause, plus fertility work such as Trimester Zero and ovulation induction. Hannah Newman, PA-C, is the only prescriber named. Her listed credential is Physician Associate, licensed in Florida, and she is described as a BHRT specialist trained in functional and conventional medicine. The clinic lists 6+ years of clinical practice in functional medicine.

Of the four service areas, it offers hormone therapy and longevity monitoring, which it calls Healthspan Monitoring. Weight loss appears only as "GLP-1 where appropriate," with no program described. It does not list peptide therapy. The medications it names are estradiol and testosterone. Visits can be in office or virtual. It has a 5 star Google rating from 41 reviews.

This listing is for its Saint Petersburg office at 9800 4th St N, Suite 200.

What does it cost?

The initial consult is $250 for a 30 minute visit, by video or in person. Ongoing care is $300 a month with a 3 month minimum commitment. The clinic does not say whether the $300 includes hormone medication. Lab work is billed separately, and no lab prices are published. A separate hormone evaluation is listed at $199, with the lab cost included and a results review call, charged after that call.

The clinic does not take insurance. In its own words: "We do not accepts insurance because that limits how we practice." It will try to run labs through insurance for in office patients, and it can provide itemized invoices for HSA submission.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether the $300 monthly fee covers estradiol, testosterone or any other medication. If it does not, ask what each one costs, whether it is brand name or compounded, and which pharmacy fills it.

Ask about cancellation. The ongoing care plan says you can cancel anytime, while the membership terms list a 3 month minimum commitment. Ask which one applies before you pay.

Ask what follow up visits and lab work cost over a typical quarter, since labs are billed separately. Ask whether GLP-1 medication is offered and what it costs, since the weight loss mention has no program or price attached. Ask who signs your prescriptions and how you reach the team between visits.

Ask about hours, since none are listed, and about timing, since new consults are booking 4 or more weeks out. Telehealth is offered, but no service area is stated, so ask whether video visits are available where you live. The clinic does not offer pellets, so if you are on pellets now, ask what that would mean for your current treatment.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want hormone care for preconception, perimenopause or menopause, and you are ready to pay cash for a monthly plan plus separate lab bills. It is a weaker fit if you need a weight loss program with clearly priced medication or peptide therapy, since neither is spelled out here.

Sources: healthiwithhannah.com, healthiwithhannah.com/Menopause, healthiwithhannah.com/Perimenopause, healthiwithhannah.com/hormonecheck, healthiwithhannah.com/hormoneclients

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