Corebella Health

About Corebella Health

What is Corebella Health?

Corebella Health is a practice in Waterbury, Connecticut, that describes itself as offering conventional and complementary medicine. Its prescribers are Dr. Marcos de Escobar and Melissa McIntyre, APRN. Lori Bloomis is listed as a health and life coach, not a prescriber.

The main services are Weight Loss Management, Wellness & Hormonal Therapy, Diagnostics and Lab Testing, and Aesthetics & Rejuvenation. Smaller lines include allergy and food allergy testing, sleep studies, IV therapies, B6 and B12 injections, lipotropic injections, and men's and women's health. For weight loss, it says it offers prescription appetite suppressants to qualifying patients, but it does not name the medication. For hormones, it describes customized bio identical hormones and botanical medicines for female and male hormone imbalances.

The practice says its team has over 70 years of combined experience in conventional and naturopathic medicine. That figure is combined across its clinicians, and no opening year is given. It has a 4.8 rating on Google from 133 reviews, listed as a medical office. It names Waterbury as its town but does not publish a street address or hours. The phone number is 1 203 757 9336. Telemedicine visits are offered alongside in-office visits. In its own words: "Speak with our providers virtually or in office."

This listing is for its Waterbury office at 417 Highland Ave STE 2.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices. That covers consultations, weight loss, hormone therapy, lab work, and injections. It also does not say whether a monthly fee includes medication, whether it accepts insurance, or whether it offers financing, a membership, or HSA payment. Ask for a written price for the specific service you want, and ask what the first visit costs on its own.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who signs any prescription, and whether that will be Dr. Marcos de Escobar or Melissa McIntyre. For weight loss, ask which appetite suppressant is used, whether it is brand-name or compounded, what makes someone a "qualifying" patient, and whether the monthly fee includes the medication. For hormone therapy, ask which hormones are prescribed, whether they are brand-name or compounded, which lab tests come before starting and during treatment, and what each costs.

Ask how often follow-up visits happen, whether follow-up and lab work are billed separately, how to cancel, and whether a fee applies. If you plan to see a prescriber by telemedicine from outside Connecticut, ask whether that prescriber is licensed in your state. Ask whether the practice bills any insurer at all.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a multi-service clinic that combines prescribing with complementary care, and you are ready to pay cash for it. If you need one specific medication with a fixed monthly price in writing, get those answers before you book.

Sources: corebellahealth.com

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