Eden Health RX

About Eden Health RX

What is Eden Health RX?

Eden Health RX is a women's health clinic at 3620 Central Ave. E in Hot Springs, Arkansas. Its main work is menopause, hormone therapy and sexual wellness. Mandy Burton, APRN, FNP-C is the prescriber. She says she has more than 25 years in women's health and describes herself as a certified menopause practitioner. Services include hormone replacement therapy, testosterone therapy for women, non-hormonal options, lab testing, and a weight, energy and metabolic support program. Neuromodulators and dermal fillers are also offered.

Visits can be in person or by secure virtual visit. In its own words: "Eden Health RX is a self-pay clinic, allowing us to offer unrushed visits, highly personalized care, and treatment plans designed entirely around you." The clinic has a Google rating of 5 from 23 reviews. It does not list hours, so call (501) 426-6434 to ask.

What does it cost?

The initial consultation runs 60 to 90 minutes and costs $500. A $100 deposit reserves the appointment and goes toward the visit. Hormone therapy and HRT-related care are self-pay. Medicare Part B and select Medicare Advantage plans are accepted only for eligible urogynecology services. A limited number of pay-per-visit appointments are offered, and after the first visit you can choose between two membership levels. Membership billing starts only at enrollment and can be canceled with 30-day written notice. Membership fees are generally not covered by insurance, though lab work, imaging, Pap smears, specialist visits and prescriptions can be billed to insurance. The clinic does not publish prices for membership, pay-per-visit follow-ups, hormone therapy or weight management. Membership and aesthetic pricing are discussed after the first visit.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether the $100 deposit is refunded if you cancel. Ask whether the monthly membership fee includes medication, since the clinic does not say. For weight management, ask which medication would be used and whether it is brand-name or compounded, because none is named. Ask what follow-up visits and hormone labs cost when you pay per visit. Her listed licenses are in Arkansas and Texas, and the clinic does not state which states it sees virtual patients in, so ask whether a virtual visit is available where you live. Ask for membership and aesthetic prices before you book. Membership places are limited and waitlist sign-ups get priority, so ask where you would stand. Finally, ask how a written cancellation must be sent.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you are a woman in midlife or menopause, want hormone care paid out of pocket, and can accept a $500 first visit before learning membership prices. It is a weaker fit if you need written prices before you book, or if you need a primary care clinic, since it does not replace your primary care provider.

Sources: edenhealthrx.com, edenhealthrx.com/contact-us, edenhealthrx.com/faqs

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