Absolute Health Arkansas

About Absolute Health Arkansas

What is Absolute Health Arkansas?

Absolute Health Arkansas is mainly a medical spa. Its Google listing is in the medical spa category, and its services page puts aesthetic treatments first. Weight management and men's hormone therapy are also offered. The clinic has offices in Star City and Rison, Arkansas, and its Google rating is 5 from 10 reviews. You can reach it at +1 870-606-8023.

Two nurse practitioners are named as prescribers: Lauren Threlkeld, APRN, and Lauren Leopard, APRN. Threlkeld's bio says she has been a family nurse practitioner since November 2016. The clinic offers in-person and telemedicine consultations, and it says it can treat anyone in Arkansas for weight management.

This listing is for its Star City office at 904 N. Drew Street.

What does it cost?

Weight loss is priced monthly. Oral weight loss medications are $160 a month, and weekly weight loss injections begin at $275 a month. In its own words: "All prices include consult with Lauren Leopard, APRN, medications, shipping of medications to your home."

Men's hormone therapy is a $175 a month membership. It includes hormones delivered to your home, labs every 3 months and monthly follow-ups. Aesthetic treatments are priced per unit or per treatment. Dysport is $5 per unit, a half syringe of filler is $300, a full syringe is $600, and each Sculptra treatment is $600.

The clinic does not publish a consultation fee, hours, or cancellation terms for the membership. It offers CareCredit as a payment option, and it does not say whether it accepts insurance.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask which Lauren will prescribe and sign your prescription. The clinic names Lauren Threlkeld in some places and Lauren Leopard in others, and the weight loss price line names only Leopard. Ask which medication the weekly injection is, whether it is brand-name or compounded, and whether the $275 starting price changes with dose. The clinic does not name the injection or the hormone medication.

Ask what the monthly fee covers for labs and follow-up in the weight loss program, and whether the consultation costs anything. Ask whether the first visit can be by telemedicine. Ask how to cancel a membership and whether there is a minimum commitment. Finally, ask whether insurance is billed at all and whether HSA or FSA cards can be used, since the only payment option named is CareCredit.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want aesthetic treatments, men's hormone therapy or weight management from one clinic, can pay out of pocket or through financing, and are willing to get the prescriber, the medication names and the cancellation terms in writing before you book. If you need insurance billing or a full published price list, call first and ask the questions above.

Sources: absolutehealtharkansas.com, absolutehealtharkansas.com/services

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