Premier Wellness MedSpa

About Premier Wellness MedSpa

What is Premier Wellness MedSpa?

Premier Wellness MedSpa is a medical spa at 110 N. Orlando Ave, Suite 7, in Maitland, Florida. Google lists it as a medical spa with a rating of 5 from 180 reviews. Aesthetics comes first among its services, with injectables, skin treatments and body contouring. It also offers IV therapies and vitamin injections, weight-loss management, hormone replacement therapy, peptide therapy, mobile and home visits, packages and memberships, and financing.

Weight-loss management is one service among several, not the whole practice. The weight-loss program names two medications, semaglutide and tirzepatide, and also offers weight-loss vitamin injections such as Lipo-Mino.

Fabiola St. Fort, APRN-CRNA, MSN, CCRN, is the founder and owner. She is a Certified Aesthetic Nurse Practitioner and a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, with over 18 years of medical experience. She also owns a separate anesthesia practice. The clinic names one prescriber, Fabiola St. Fort, APRN, but does not say who prescribes its weight-loss or hormone care specifically.

What does it cost?

Weight-loss injections are priced by the week. Semaglutide is $110 a week at Level 1 and $120 a week at Level 2. Tirzepatide is $150 a week at Level 1 and $160 a week at Level 2. It does not say whether those prices include the medication.

IV memberships are billed monthly. The Basic plan is $150 a month with one infusion. The middle tier is $225 a month with one infusion and a monthly B12 energy support injection at no added charge. The top tier is $300 a month with two infusions, scheduled every two weeks. Missed appointments roll over as credit. IV packages of four, six or eight infusions save $60, $120 or $200 in total.

Body treatments and injectables are priced individually. Body RF and cavitation sessions are $185 each, and Botox or Dysport is $12 per unit.

It does not publish prices for hormone replacement or peptide therapy. It says pricing depends on the specific therapy and plan, and asks people to book a consultation first. It does not publish a consultation fee or say whether it accepts insurance. It lists financing and a Treat Now Pay Later option, but gives no terms.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes and signs the weight-loss prescription, and whether Fabiola St. Fort handles that herself. Ask whether the weekly price covers the medication, and whether moving between levels changes what you pay.

Its weight-loss section describes FDA-approved medications. Its disclaimer reads: "The services provided have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration." Ask whether the medication is the brand-name product or a compounded version, and how the clinic reconciles those two statements.

Ask what lab work and follow-up visits cost, and whether the hormone level testing it describes is part of the consultation fee. Ask how cancellation works for the weekly injections and for memberships, including whether rollover credit can be refunded. It lists no hours and says nothing about telehealth or insurance, so ask about all three before you book.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want weekly-priced weight-loss injections or IV care from a practice that also offers aesthetics, and you are willing to call first and get the prescriber, the medication and the cancellation terms confirmed in writing before you pay. It is a weaker match if you need insurance billing or published prices for hormone or peptide therapy, since it publishes neither.

Sources: premierwellnessmedspa.com, premierwellnessmedspa.com/about, premierwellnessmedspa.com/weight-loss-management, premierwellnessmedspa.com/hormone-replacement-therapy, premierwellnessmedspa.com/peptide-therapy

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