Rose Canyon Health & Wellness

About Rose Canyon Health & Wellness

What is Rose Canyon Health & Wellness?

Rose Canyon Health & Wellness is an integrative and functional medicine practice at 4140 E Baseline Rd in Mesa, Arizona. The practice is run by Megan Haden, FNP-C, a nurse practitioner who sees patients for men's health, women's health, functional and integrative medicine, direct primary care (including an employer direct primary care option), and weight loss. It describes itself mainly as a whole-person, root-cause-focused primary care practice, with weight loss as one program among several rather than the sole focus.

The weight loss program includes a review of history and lab work, coaching, a personalized nutrition and activity plan, and prescription medication to curb appetite, though the specific medications are not named. Appointments can be done virtually or in person, and the practice says it offers free weight loss consultations to people in the East Valley area around Mesa.

What does it cost?

No prices are published for any service, including the weight loss program, direct primary care membership, or hormone related visits. The weight loss consultation itself is advertised as free. Beyond that, there is no stated consultation fee for other services, no published monthly or membership rate, and nothing said about whether medication cost is bundled into a program fee or billed separately. There is also nothing published about insurance acceptance, HSA or FSA use, or financing. Anyone interested should ask for a full breakdown before scheduling anything beyond the free consult.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask what the free weight loss consultation actually includes, and what it costs if you move forward into the program. Ask whether the monthly or program fee, once you learn it, includes the prescription appetite medication or whether that is billed on top, and whether the medication is a brand-name drug or a compounded version. Since Megan Haden, FNP-C, is the listed prescriber, ask directly whether she is the one who will review your labs and write the prescription, or whether someone else handles that part of the visit.

It is also worth asking what lab work is required, what it costs, and how often follow-up visits happen and what those cost. Because direct primary care is billed as a membership style service, ask about the terms, billing cycle, and how to cancel if you join and later change your mind. Finally, since insurance acceptance is not stated, ask plainly whether any part of a visit can be billed to insurance or whether everything is cash pay.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you are looking for a primary care style relationship, one that treats weight loss as connected to hormones, sleep, and lifestyle rather than as a stand-alone prescription service, and you are comfortable starting with a free consultation to find out costs before committing. It may be less of a fit if you want a clinic that publishes its program pricing and medication details up front, since you will need to ask for that information directly.

Sources: rosecanyonhealthnwellness.com, rosecanyonhealthnwellness.com/services/weight-loss-mesa-arizona, rosecanyonhealthnwellness.com/mesa-az-weight-loss-management, rosecanyonhealthnwellness.com/what-influences-weight-loss

Services Offered

Location