The Ivy Wellness
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What is The Ivy Wellness?
The Ivy Wellness is a medspa in Twin Peaks, California, in the Lake Arrowhead area, at 728 S. Grass Valley Road. It mainly offers IV infusions, vitamin injections, and aesthetic treatments like Botox, Juvederm, chemical peels, and ZO Skin Health, with a medical weight loss program as one of its services. That program uses Tirzepatide and a formulation called Tirzepatide with Glycine. The medical director is Dr. Landon Wood, DO, a board certified emergency medicine physician who also works at local hospitals. The practice is co-owned by two registered nurses who handle aesthetic injecting. The weight loss page notes the program is intended to be used under the supervision of a licensed healthcare provider, and a separate services page lists the weight management and anti-aging injection category as "Coming Soon," so it is worth confirming current availability before you book.
What does it cost?
The Tirzepatide with Glycine program is listed "Starting at $399." That price is said to include weekly B12 shots and wellness coaching, though it does not say whether the Tirzepatide itself is included in that figure or billed separately, and it does not state whether $399 is a one time, monthly, or per visit charge. No consultation fee is published for the weight loss program. The practice offers Cherry, a third party financing plan with no hard credit check and promotional 0% APR options for qualifying patients, letting you pay over time rather than through insurance. Separately, its IV infusions are priced individually, from $99 for basic hydration up to $629 for a 200 mg Venofer iron infusion, with a 5 infusion iron series listed at $2,799, so if you are only weighing the weight loss program these numbers are not directly relevant but show how the clinic prices other services.
What should you ask before you book?
Ask whether the $399 starting price includes the medication itself or only the B12 shots and coaching, and what the cost looks like if your dose or supply needs increase. Ask whether Dr. Wood is the physician who reviews and signs off on your prescription, given his primary role is emergency medicine rather than a dedicated weight management practice. Ask whether the Tirzepatide used is compounded with glycine as described, and how that differs from a brand name version. Ask what follow up visits, lab work, or dose adjustments cost beyond the starting price, and what the cancellation terms are if you stop the program. It is also worth asking directly whether weight management injections are currently being offered, since one services listing marks that category as "Coming Soon."
Who is it a good fit for?
This is a good fit if you are already comfortable with a medspa setting that treats weight loss as one offering among infusions and aesthetic services, and you are willing to ask directly about pricing details, prescriber oversight, and current availability before committing. It may be less of a fit if you are looking for a practice whose primary focus is medical weight management with fully published pricing and program structure.
Sources: theivywellnessla.com, theivywellnessla.com/weight-management-anti-aging-injections, theivywellnessla.com/contact, theivywellnessla.com/all-services, theivywellnessla.com/about-us, theivywellnessla.com/cherry
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What we confirmed
Read off The Ivy Wellness’s own website on 2026-10-10. These are their words, not ours.
- ✓Medical weight loss — listed on their site as “Our medical weight loss program offers a personalized, supportive approach to help you work toward your health and wellness goals.” source
We have not yet collected published prices or prescriber credentials for this clinic. When we do, they will appear here with a link to the page they came from — or a note saying the clinic publishes none, which is itself worth knowing. Call them for a price in the meantime.