Elevate

About Elevate

What is Elevate?

Elevate is an integrative and functional medicine practice with its main office in St. Paul, Nebraska. It also schedules visits in GI at Feel Fit, in Ord at Roots and in Lindsay, where it runs a remote clinic. Dr. Brittany Mayer, APRN, DNP, FNP-BC, is the provider and owner, and her bio lists peptide training through A4m. The practice offers peptide therapy, IV therapy, nutrient injections, high dose vitamin C, NAD, methylene blue and ozone, aesthetic services, sauna, red light and halotherapy, neural injections, health coaching and lab testing. It does not name a weight loss or hormone therapy program.

Consultations can be in person or by telehealth, and follow-ups can be by phone. In its own words: "First, you will have an initial consultation with our provider to discuss your health history and goals." Lab work comes next, and a follow-up visit reviews the results. On Google it has a 5 rating from 6 reviews, under the category Holistic medicine practitioner.

What does it cost?

It does not publish a price for peptide therapy. Its listed initial consultation prices differ, with $299 on one page and $149 for 30 minutes on another. In its own words: "Your initial visit with us here at Elevate is charged by time spent, we don’t charge every patient a flat rate."

Other listed prices include 1:1 consultations from $75 to $299, evaluations from $149 to $275, health coaching at $200 for 50 minutes, and follow-up care from $75. A 60-minute follow-up with lab review is $299. Lab work starts at $200, and full blood panels typically cost at least $500. IV therapy is listed from $100 to $800, injections start at $30, and red light therapy is $19 for 15 minutes. Neurofeedback is $150 a session or $1,000 a month. Sauna and halotherapy vary by time and modality. It is a cash-based practice and does not accept insurance. It does not say whether medication is included in any of these prices, and it does not publish membership or cancellation terms.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask which peptides it offers, what peptide therapy costs, and whether that price includes the medication. Ask who writes each prescription and whether the nurses on the team treat patients. For NAD, methylene blue and the injections, ask whether the medication is brand-name or compounded. Ask what the initial labs, a follow-up visit and the lab review will total, since the initial panel could run from $200 to $800. Ask for its hours, which are not published, and how cancellation works for the monthly neurofeedback option.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want an integrative approach that starts with an initial visit of up to 90 minutes and lab work, you can pay cash for it, and you want the peptide and medication details in writing before you book.

Sources: elevatehealth.fit, elevatehealth.fit/elevate-services, elevatehealth.fit/about, elevatehealth.fit/services

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