The Collective

About The Collective

What is The Collective?

The Collective is an aesthetics and concierge medicine practice at 3381 SW Mapp Rd, Palm City, FL 34990. The phone number is (772) 607-8200. It serves Palm City and the Treasure Coast. Most of its listed services are aesthetic, and it also offers concierge primary care, medical weight loss, peptides, microneedling and chemical peels. Its injectables include Dysport®, Jeuveau®, Daxxify® and sculptra.

Two people are named as prescribers. Alexandra Snyder, DO, is a co-founder and medical director. Elizabeth Del Rossa, PA-C, is also a co-founder. The two worked together in an emergency room before opening the practice, and the practice cites over 25 years of combined expertise in the medical field. Care is offered as same-day, next-day and telehealth appointments, and concierge members get 24/7 direct provider access. The practice is rated 5 on Google from 32 reviews. It does not list office hours, does not name a weight loss medication, and does not list hormone therapy among its services.

What does it cost?

Concierge primary care plans start at $250 a month, and the plan includes 15% off aesthetic services. The practice describes no expensive premiums or high deductibles, with members paying only for the care they need.

Medical weight loss plans start at $300 a month. It does not say whether medication is included in that price.

Aesthetic work is priced by unit or by treatment. Neuromodulators start at $5 per unit, dermal fillers start at $750 per syringe, and sculptra is $800 per vial. Microneedling is listed at $350. A consultation is required before treatment, but it does not publish a consultation fee. Peptide prices are not published, and chemical peels are priced on request.

It does not say whether it accepts insurance. Its position on the subject is stated this way: In its own words: "At The Collective, we believe healthcare should prioritize the patient, not be dictated by insurance limitations." That is a statement of approach, not a statement about billing.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether the $300 monthly weight loss price includes medication. If it does not, ask what the medication costs each month, which drug would be prescribed, and whether it is brand-name or compounded. Ask who signs the prescription and who handles follow-up.

Labs and imaging appear in the concierge plan's list of services, so ask whether lab work for a weight loss plan is included or billed separately, and what follow-up visits cost. Ask for the price of any peptide before you commit, since the page only says to ask about current offerings.

Ask whether the consultation fee is applied to a treatment, whether the practice bills insurance for any service, how a monthly plan is cancelled, and how much notice is required. Ask for office hours too, since none are listed.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you live near Palm City, want aesthetic injections and a medical weight loss plan under one roof, and are willing to get the medication, follow-up and lab costs in writing before you pay. It is a weaker fit if you need hormone therapy, which it does not list, or if you expect a posted price for every treatment.

Sources: thecollectivemed.com, thecollectivemed.com/our-pricing, thecollectivemed.com/services

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