Rise Health

About Rise Health

What is Rise Health?

Rise Health is a medical clinic in Gilbert, Arizona, at 3150 E Ray Rd Ste 120, offering medical weight loss, bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, testosterone replacement therapy, and peptide therapy. It also runs VO2 max testing, DEXA body composition scans, broader diagnostic lab panels, gut health therapy, orthopedic evaluations, and PRP therapy, which puts it closer to a diagnostics-driven wellness clinic than a simple prescription service. Scott Finkbeiner, a board-certified internist, is named as the clinic's prescriber and medical director, and is quoted on how the clinic approaches GLP-1 medication. For weight loss, it prescribes semaglutide and tirzepatide, and describes the medication as one part of a protocol that also includes lab work, a DEXA baseline, and ongoing coaching through its own fitness app. In its own words: "At Rise Health, GLP-1 therapy is one piece of a complete protocol, never a standalone prescription."

What does it cost?

Rise publishes one membership price: $199 a month, with a 6 month commitment, for what it calls the Rise Membership. That membership includes hormone and peptide protocols, ongoing labs and blood draws, a monthly wellness injection, a quarterly DEXA scan, an annual VO2 max test, member supplement pricing, fitness and nutrition coaching through its app, and a care team. It does not say whether the cost of GLP-1 medication itself, such as semaglutide or tirzepatide, is included in that $199 or billed on top of it. The initial consultation is described as complimentary, following a separate initial blood draw appointment. The clinic states that the membership and many treatments qualify for HSA or FSA spending, but it does not say whether it bills insurance directly.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask directly whether the $199 monthly membership includes the cost of your GLP-1 medication, or whether that is billed separately each month, and if so, how much. Ask whether your semaglutide or tirzepatide will be brand-name or a compounded formulation, since the weight loss page mentions "a personalized formulation" as a possibility. Ask whether Dr. Finkbeiner is the prescriber for your specific protocol, or whether hormone and peptide therapy are handled by a different provider, since the only prescriber named on the clinic's pages is tied to its weight loss program. Ask what the initial blood draw costs, since it is listed as a separate step from the free consultation, and ask what happens if you want to cancel partway through the 6 month commitment.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a program built around regular lab work and body composition tracking rather than a prescription handed over on a first visit, and if you are comfortable asking for the specific monthly cost of your medication before you commit to six months. It may be less of a fit if you are looking for a simple, low-cost prescription-only visit, since Rise structures its care around a membership and a broader protocol rather than a single transaction.

Sources: risehealthaz.com, risehealthaz.com/services/glp-1, risehealthaz.com/insights-categories/weight-management, risehealthaz.com/insights/everything-you-need-to-know-about-weight-loss-medication

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