Integrative Medical Partners

About Integrative Medical Partners

What is Venus Integrative Medical Center?

Venus Integrative Medical Center is an integrative medicine practice in Mesa, Arizona, founded by Dr. Emilee Wayne. The practice offers medical consultations, lab testing, medical treatments, medical aesthetics, IV therapy and peptide therapy, with weight loss, hormone therapy and peptide work built into those categories rather than run as separate programs. For hormones, it prescribes bioidentical estradiol, progesterone and testosterone through compounding pharmacies, with delivery options including pellets, creams, patches, injections and oral micronized progesterone. For men with low testosterone who want to preserve fertility, it also uses clomiphene, hCG and gonadorelin. Weight loss care combines GLP-1 medications with hormone optimization, gut health evaluation and nutrient repletion based on functional lab testing, rather than a standard protocol applied to everyone. A first visit runs 60 to 90 minutes: a medical assistant handles vitals and intake, then the provider reviews history and builds a plan, usually with lab orders and a follow-up scheduled before you leave. Note that one page title refers to Tempe while the body text places the clinic in Mesa, so it is worth confirming the city when you call.

What does it cost?

No prices are published for weight loss care, hormone therapy, peptide therapy or any other treatment. The one number given is a $150 deposit to hold a new patient appointment, which secures your slot for 48 hours while you finish intake paperwork; this is a scheduling deposit, not a consultation fee, and nothing says whether it is credited toward your visit. Standard bloodwork can sometimes run through insurance at a contracted lab, but specialty and functional testing is described as usually out of pocket. Cancellations or reschedules need 48 hours notice, and the practice states that late cancellations may incur a fee.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask what the $150 deposit actually covers and whether it applies toward your first visit's cost. Ask for a specific price on the service you want, whether that is a GLP-1 program, hormone pellets, or a peptide protocol, since none of these are listed anywhere. Ask whether any quoted monthly or program fee includes the medication itself or just the visit, and whether the hormones or peptides are brand-name or compounded. Ask what a typical lab panel costs out of pocket if your insurance does not cover the specialty testing they favor. Ask whether Dr. Emilee Wayne is the one writing your prescription or whether another provider at the practice will see you. If you are considering telehealth, ask directly, since nothing on the practice's pages addresses it one way or the other.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a workup that goes beyond a basic metabolic panel before starting hormone or weight-loss treatment, and you are comfortable asking for a price before you commit to a plan. It is less of a fit if you need firm numbers up front or are looking for a quick, low-cost visit, since the practice frames its first appointments as long and investigative rather than transactional.

Sources: vimcaz.com, vimcaz.com/blog-posts/is-hormone-replacement-therapy-safe-for-women, vimcaz.com/blog-posts/weight-loss-resistance-hidden-factors

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