Thrive Primary Care

About Thrive Primary Care

What is Thrive Primary Care?

Thrive Primary Care is a direct primary care practice at 2390 E Bidwell St #300 in Folsom, CA 95630. The phone number is +1 916 238 84 94. Its main business is primary care, offered through membership, with unlimited office and telehealth visits and 24/7 communication included. The physicians it names are Dr. Megan Babb, Dr. Ingrid Grove and Dr. Meredith Rishwain. Dr. Grove is a board-certified family physician specializing in preventive medicine and whole-person wellness. No credentials are listed for Dr. Babb or Dr. Rishwain.

Beyond primary care, the practice offers weight management, peptide therapy and a longevity program. It says it offers GLP-1 treatments in office when appropriate, but it does not name the drug. Its peptide service names four medications: Sermorelin, GHK-Cu, BPC-157 and HCG. The longevity option is Age Well with Dr. Grove, a 6-month program. The practice also offers NAD+ infusions. It does not list hormone therapy such as HRT or TRT by name.

What does it cost?

Membership is a flat monthly or annual fee, and no amount is published. In its words: "Instead of using insurance for every visit, members pay a flat monthly or annual fee for unlimited access and personalized care." The membership details also say insurance is still needed for labs, imaging, and hospital or specialist care.

The one published price is $2,500 for the 6-month Age Well with Dr. Grove program. It covers a 90-minute kickoff session, a habit tracker and workbook, 30-minute follow-ups, access to resources on nutrition, movement, sleep and stress, and a post-program summary. The program is HSA/FSA eligible. Its listing does not say whether medication is included, and no medication is named as part of it.

Prices for peptides, GLP-1 treatment and NAD+ infusions are not published, and neither is a consultation fee. Payment plans run through Cherry. You apply before a visit to see monthly options for eligible care. No cancellation or commitment terms are given for membership. The practice does not say whether it bills insurance for any visit, and it does not publish hours.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes the prescription for peptides and GLP-1 treatment, and whether that person is one of the three physicians listed. Ask whether the membership fee covers any medication, labs or procedures, and whether a peptide or GLP-1 price includes the drug itself. Ask whether each peptide is brand-name or compounded, and which pharmacy supplies it.

Ask what labs, imaging and specialist visits will cost on top of membership, since insurance is still needed for them. Ask whether any visit is billed to insurance, and whether there is a consultation fee.

For Age Well, ask how often you will meet. The program description lists monthly check-ins in one place and weekly 30-minute follow-ups in another. Finally, ask how a membership is canceled, whether there is a minimum term, and what the office hours are.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a primary care relationship paid by membership and you are ready to pay cash for visits, plus any peptide, GLP-1 or longevity service you choose. If you need the full price before you call, expect to ask for it, because most prices are not published.

Sources: thriveprimarycare.net, thriveprimarycare.net/peptide-therapy, thriveprimarycare.net/our-services, thriveprimarycare.net/age-well-with-dr-grove-program, thriveprimarycare.net/membership

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