Honeybee Holistic Health

About Honeybee Holistic Health

What is Honeybee Holistic Health?

Honeybee Holistic Health is a direct primary care practice at 7605 Cita Lane, Suite 102, in New Port Richey, Florida. In direct primary care, patients pay a flat monthly membership fee for ongoing care, and the practice offers individual, family and pediatric memberships. Rachel Zipeto, FNP-C, founded the practice and is the one prescriber it names. Weight loss is one of several services, along with IV treatments, genomic testing, at home medical visits, telemedicine visits and diet and exercise plans. The weight loss program is described in one line: "A customized program with the help of oral or injectable weight loss aides including semaglutide and tirzepatide."

Its hormone health page describes how symptoms are evaluated but does not name a specific hormone treatment. No testosterone or hormone replacement therapy is listed as a service, and no anti-aging program appears on its pages.

The office is open Monday through Thursday, 9am to 4pm Eastern. Members get 24/7 access to a provider. The practice lists service towns including New Port Richey, Port Richey, Trinity, Holiday, Elfers, Tarpon Springs, Odessa, Palm Harbor, Beacon Square and Jasmine Estates. It holds a Google rating of 5 from 91 reviews.

What does it cost?

Nonmembers pay a one-time $199 fee, which covers blood work, an EKG and a physical. Members pay no initial fee.

The weight loss program is priced weekly. At $110 a week, the price covers coaching, measurements and semaglutide injections. At $50 a week, it covers coaching, measurements and MIC/B12 injections, with a prescription for an oral appetite suppressant if needed. It does not say whether the $50 price includes any medication.

It does not publish membership pricing, cancellation terms or commitment terms. It does not say whether it accepts insurance. Patients with Medicare are not eligible for its services at this time, and the practice advises carrying insurance for emergencies and hospitalizations.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes the semaglutide or tirzepatide prescription and how often you would see that prescriber. Ask whether the medications are brand name or compounded, since the practice does not say. Ask whether the $50 program includes any medication, and whether the oral appetite suppressant is part of that price.

Ask whether lab work and follow-up visits are covered by the weekly fee or billed separately. Ask whether the weekly prices change for members, since no separate member rate is listed. Ask the membership fee, how cancellation works, and whether telemedicine visits are included. Ask what 24/7 provider access means for a practice open four days a week. Finally, ask whether the practice bills insurance for any service.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a membership primary care practice with a weight loss program that names semaglutide and tirzepatide, and you are ready to get the medication type, membership terms and cancellation rules in writing before you pay. If you need a specific hormone treatment or have Medicare, the practice's own pages do not show a fit for either.

Sources: hbholistichealth.com, hbholistichealth.com/weight-loss, hbholistichealth.com/family-medical-membership

Services Offered

Hours

Monday - Thursday 9am - 4pm EST