STAT Wellness Charleston

About STAT Wellness Charleston

What is STAT Wellness Charleston?

STAT Wellness Charleston is the North Charleston location of a company with offices in Atlanta, Roswell, Peachtree City, Cumming, Sandy Springs, Nashville and Charlotte, and it also offers virtual work. It is expanding to Park Circle in North Charleston and describes its approach as functional medicine and longevity. Google lists it as a Medical clinic, with a 4.9 rating from 25 reviews.

The business is mainly functional medicine and strength training, and the two run side by side. Its medical services are functional medicine new patient visits (60 min), follow-up visits (30 min), sick visits (15 min), health coaching, nutrition consults, injections and IV drips. On the training side it offers small group training (4:1) and personal training. In its own words: "We offer the following services at our Charleston location:"

It does not name a prescriber, a street address or a phone number. It also does not name a medical weight loss, hormone or peptide service, so ask about those before you assume they are offered.

What does it cost?

Its membership is $150 a month or $1,620 a year, which it marks as 10% off. The package includes one new patient visit, four follow-up visits, unlimited dietitian visits, unlimited health coaching, quarterly body composition scans, one movement screen, monthly educational events, and 10% off services and retail. The listing does not say whether medication is included. It does not publish prices for individual visits, injections or IV drips.

It does not say whether it bills insurance, and it does not mention HSA or financing options. Cancellation terms are not shown in the text, so ask before you buy.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who prescribes at the medical visits and who signs any prescription. Ask whether the $150 monthly or $1,620 yearly membership covers any medication, and what medication costs if it does not. Ask what goes into an injection or IV drip, whether any of them are prescription medicine, and whether the medication is brand-name or compounded.

Ask what follow-up visits and functional lab testing cost beyond the membership allowance of one new patient visit and four follow-ups. Ask whether it bills insurance, and whether medical visits can be done by video, since it lists virtual options. Ask how to cancel a membership and whether the yearly plan is refundable. If you are looking for weight loss, hormone or peptide care, ask whether it offers that at all.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want functional medicine visits, nutrition and coaching paired with strength training in North Charleston, and you are willing to get the prescriber, medication and cancellation details in writing before you pay. It is a weaker fit if your main goal is medical weight loss, hormone therapy or peptide care, since none of those is named as a service here. It is worth a call if you want one membership that bundles medical visits with coaching and training.

Sources: statwellness.com/charleston

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