Reset Wellness Clinic

About Reset Wellness Clinic

What is Reset Wellness Clinic?

Reset Wellness Clinic is a telehealth practice at 1715 N Weber St, Suite 360, Colorado Springs, CO 80907. Its main work is prescription weight loss medicine. It lists three services: GLP-1 weight loss with semaglutide or tirzepatide, peptides, and wellness therapies. It also prescribes men's health medicines, including testosterone. All visits are virtual. You fill out an intake form, then receive a text with a link to a video visit.

It names one prescriber, Amy Miller, AGNP. It describes its providers as board-certified but does not name the others. It says the clinic was started by a nurse practitioner. Google lists it at 4.9 from 250 reviews.

The medicines it names for weight loss are Saxenda, semaglutide, tirzepatide, Contrave, Metformin, Bupropion/Naltrexone, and Topiramate. For men's health it names Tadalafil, Sildenafil, and Testosterone, plus "many antidepressants." Its FAQ says some of the weight loss medicines are compounded, but it lists them all in one sentence without marking which. It does not describe longevity or anti-aging medicine, and it does not say which peptide therapies it offers.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices. Its pricing page has a calculator with no figures showing, and it sends you to an online shop for "the latest pricing." The one fixed number is a $50 initial visit fee, which it waives if no prescription is issued. It also warns that a visit does not always end in a prescription.

The clinic is cash only and does not bill insurance, but it will give you a receipt to file for reimbursement yourself. It accepts CareCredit, HSA, FSA, Affirm, Sezzle, PayPal Later, major cards, and gift cards. It says overnight shipping is free and that there are no hidden fees or subscriptions. It does not say whether medication is included in any price. It offers discounts for referrals, veterans, and medical health professionals, which you raise during your visit.

What should you ask before you book?

Who signs the prescription? Only Amy Miller is named, so ask whether she reviews and signs your prescription.

Does the $50 visit fee get charged before a prescription decision is made? Confirm it is waived if no prescription is issued.

Does any monthly charge include the medication, or is the medicine billed separately?

Which of the weight loss medicines are compounded, and which are brand-name? Ask which pharmacy fills them.

What does the health evaluation cost, and is the lab work it mentions included or billed on top?

It says some medications can only ship to certain states, even though it advertises shipping to all states. Confirm your state before you pay. It also says the typical turnaround before medication ships is one week, so ask when your first shipment would arrive.

For peptides, ask which ones are offered, what they cost, and who prescribes them.

It links to a refund policy. Ask how to cancel and get the cancellation terms in writing.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a video visit for prescription GLP-1 weight loss, you meet the BMI thresholds it lists (30 or higher, or 27 or higher with a weight-related medical condition), and you are comfortable paying cash without a published price. If you need in-person care, want to see the full cost before booking, or want a named prescriber for every service, get those answers first.

Sources: resetwellnessrx.com, resetwellnessrx.com/weight-loss, resetwellnessrx.com/pricing, resetwellnessrx.com/terms-conditions

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