Haus of Wellness

About Haus of Wellness

What is Haus of Wellness?

Haus of Wellness is a cash-pay clinic at 83 East Avenue, suite 112, in Norwalk, Connecticut. It calls itself an IV hydration and wellness clinic and says it serves Norwalk and the wider Fairfield County area. Dr. Chelcia Foster, APRN, DNP, FNP-C, is the prescriber named for the practice, and the clinic describes her as a nurse practitioner.

Across weight loss, hormone, peptide and longevity care, it offers the first two. Its weight loss program uses GLP-1 medications, which the clinic names as semaglutide and tirzepatide. In its own words: "medical weight loss is approached with clinical insight and individualized support." Its hormone care covers perimenopause and menopause, plus a men's wellness consultation that includes testosterone. It does not list peptide or longevity programs. On Google it has a 5 rating from 12 reviews, listed as a weight loss service.

This listing is for its Norwalk office at 83 East Avenue suite 112.

What does it cost?

The one-hour Medical Weight Loss Consultation is $95. It does not say what the GLP-1 medication costs or whether the medication is included in that fee. The only published monthly price that names GLP-1 medication is the Signature Optimization membership at $575 a month. It covers a monthly supply of testosterone, a monthly supply of GLP-1 therapy, injection supplies, weekly check-ins and unlimited messaging to the provider.

For hormone care, the initial consultation and program start is $250, including the first month of prescribed medication when appropriate. Ongoing therapy is $185 a month, covering medication, supplies, monitoring and unlimited provider access. Vitamin injections are $35, a sick visit is $75, and trigger point pain injections are $100. IV hydration lists a $75 deposit that is applied to the service total, and it says IV services start at $149. Concierge memberships run from $99 a month for an individual and $149 for a duo.

In its own words: "Haus of Wellness operates on a cash-pay model." It can provide documentation for HSA or FSA reimbursement where applicable. It does not say how memberships are cancelled.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes and signs the GLP-1 prescription, and whether you will see the same prescriber at each follow-up. Ask whether the medication is included in the consultation fee or in any monthly plan, and what it costs on its own. Ask whether the medication is brand-name or compounded, and which pharmacy fills it. Ask what the weekly GLP-1 check-in costs, since it is listed as a service without a published price. Ask what follow-up visits and lab work cost after the first month. Ask whether any visits are by telehealth, since the clinic does not say. Visits can be booked during normal business hours or by appointment, but the hours are not listed. Finally, ask how a membership ends and whether there is a minimum term.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want in-person, cash-pay care in Norwalk and you will get the full medication cost in writing before you commit. It is a weaker match if you need a published monthly price for weight loss medication or telehealth visits, because neither is listed.

Sources: hausofwellnessct.com, hausofwellnessct.com/weight-loss, hausofwellnessct.com/perimenopause%2Fmenopause, hausofwellnessct.com/about, hausofwellnessct.com/haus-memberships

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