EDGE Integrative Wellness

About EDGE Integrative Wellness

What is EDGE Integrative Wellness?

EDGE Integrative Wellness is an integrative wellness practice at 2900 N. Swan Road, Suite 102, in Tucson, AZ 85712. The phone number is (520) 597-5682. The one prescriber named is Maria Crawford, NP-C.

Its services are diagnostic testing, medical weight loss, regenerative medicine, IV therapy, cellular detox, The Revival Room, longevity, fitness and nutritional planning, hormone optimization, peptides, Tissue Regeneration Therapy (TRT), hyperbaric oxygen therapy, red light therapy and infrared sauna therapy. TRT here is shock wave treatment, not hormone replacement. On weight loss, it says: "Achieve weight loss goals with therapies like peptides, HCG, and dietary plans that address your unique needs."

The peptide menu includes semaglutide/cyanocobalamin, tirzepatide and retatrutide products, along with sermorelin with ipamorelin, tesamorelin and BPC-157. The hormone program centers on DUTCH hormone testing and what it calls Lunar Phase Cycling, a set of changes to diet, sleep, exercise timing and stress. No specific hormone therapy is named. The clinic has a 4.6 rating from 43 Google reviews.

What does it cost?

Peptide prices are for a four-week supply. Sermorelin with ipamorelin is $275, BPC-157 injection is $250, tesamorelin is $260 and retatrutide is $600. Semaglutide and tirzepatide entries run from $42.50 to $1,300, depending on strength and vial size. Some entries show two prices side by side, such as $80.00 and $400.00, with no explanation. It does not say whether these prices include the prescriber visit or labs.

The EDGE PLUS membership covers a 12-month active period. It includes six medical appointments a year (one of them an hour, five of them 30 minutes), two complete lab panels, one urgent care visit, two clinical care requests, priority scheduling and 10% off Revival Room services. Unused services do not roll over and have no cash value. It does not publish the membership price.

New patients receive a complimentary PNOĒ breath test at their first appointment. It takes 10 minutes and measures 23 biomarkers. It does not publish a consultation fee, and it does not say whether it accepts insurance.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who signs each prescription and how often you would see that person. Ask whether the four-week price includes the prescription, the medication and any follow-up labs. For the semaglutide and tirzepatide products, ask whether the drug is brand-name or compounded, which pharmacy fills it, and what the two prices on some entries mean.

The weight loss description mentions HCG, but no HCG product or price is listed. Ask whether it is offered and what it costs. Retatrutide is listed at $600, and the page describes it as under investigation, so ask how it would be prescribed. No hormone therapy is named, so ask what would be prescribed for hormone optimization and what it costs.

Peptide requests are submitted first, and payment is handled by phone afterward. Ask the total you will pay and when. Local patients must pick up in the office, and delivery is for out-of-state patients. Ask whether any visits can be done remotely, what follow-up visits and labs cost beyond the membership, what the office hours are, whether insurance is accepted, whether the membership renews, and how to cancel. It does not publish answers to these.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want weight loss, hormone and peptide care from one Tucson practice, you are prepared to pay for each product yourself, and you want the prescriber, price and pharmacy answers in writing before you order. It is a weaker fit if you need published prices, remote visits or insurance billing.

Sources: edgeintegrativewellness.com, edgeintegrativewellness.com/services/hormone-opt-intro-pageplaceholder, edgeintegrativewellness.com/services/peptides, edgeintegrativewellness.com/edge-plus-membership

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