Ri-Vive Wellness

About Ri-Vive Wellness

What is Ri-Vive Wellness?

Ri-Vive Wellness is a cash-pay practice that mainly delivers care through secure virtual visits. It is led by nurse practitioners and behavioral health providers, and it has offices in Fairfield and Pittsburg, California. It says it serves patients in California, Texas, Nevada, Utah, Florida, and Delaware. In its own words: "Patients must be physically located in one of these states during their appointment."

Medical weight loss is one of five services, alongside primary care membership, virtual urgent care, psychiatric medication management, and therapy. The weight loss program names semaglutide and tirzepatide, which its pages describe as compounded. The clinic is also an official partner of OrderlyMeds, a marketplace for compounded GLP-1 medications. It does not list hours, does not name a prescriber, and does not say how long it has been open. It has a 5 average rating from 17 Google reviews. It also displays a 2026 certification from BusinessRate, which says it is based on Google reviews.

This listing is for its Pittsburg office at 180 E Leland Rd.

What does it cost?

The initial consultation is $99 for 30 minutes and covers a medical evaluation, a weight loss assessment, and a treatment plan. The weight loss membership is $59 a month and covers provider oversight, medication management, refills when appropriate, and secure messaging. Medication is not included in that fee. Patients who are not members pay $99 per visit. Returning patients re-enrolling after a lapse pay $99 for a 20-minute restart consultation.

Primary care memberships run $129 a month for 6 visits a year, $179 a month for 10 visits, or $249 a month for 15 visits. Behavioral health starts with a $199 initial evaluation, then $99 a month. The clinic is cash-pay only. Insurance-based mental health visits are booked through Headway or ZocDoc. It accepts credit and debit cards, FSA and HSA cards, Stripe, and Affirm when available. It does not publish membership cancellation terms.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with the prescriber. Ask who writes the prescription and whether that person is licensed in your state, since the clinic does not name one. Ask whether the $59 fee is the whole monthly cost, and what the medication adds each month. Ask whether the semaglutide or tirzepatide is compounded, which pharmacy fills it, and whether the OrderlyMeds partnership affects where it is filled or how the prescriber decides. Its partner listing also mentions a $25 discount code, so ask whether that changes the price.

Ask whether weight loss care is available in person in Fairfield, since its in-person visits are listed for Pittsburg. Ask what lab work and follow-up visits cost. Ask what happens if you do not qualify after the medical evaluation, and whether the $99 is refunded. Finally, ask how to cancel a membership, because the clinic does not publish those terms.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you meet the eligibility criteria the clinic lists, a BMI of 30 or higher, or 27 or higher with a weight-related condition, and you live in one of the six states where it provides virtual care. If you need in-person weight loss care in Fairfield, or you expect medication to be covered by the monthly fee, ask first, because neither is clear from its listing.

Sources: rivivewellness.com, rivivewellness.com/team

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