Zoomloss

About Zoomloss

What is Zoomloss?

Zoomloss is a physician-supervised weight loss program run by Dr. Ian Rainey, with offices in Saint Petersburg and Dunedin, Florida. Dr. Rainey is the only person named as a prescriber, and no credentials are listed beside his name. Weight loss is the clinic's whole focus.

The program moves in steps. It begins with an initial consultation, followed by an assessment with testing and blood work, then a diagnosis and an individualized plan. The clinic also offers a Medical Survey for people who are not ready to book, and its blog says Dr. Rainey offers phone consults. Google lists the clinic at a rating of 5 from 107 reviews.

This listing is for its Saint Petersburg office at 7331 Dr Martin Luther King Jr St N.

What does it cost?

The first consultation is free, and there is no obligation to continue after it. Zoomloss does not publish prices for the program, whether per visit or per month. It also does not say whether medication is included in any fee, whether it accepts insurance, or what blood work and follow-up visits cost. Without those numbers, you cannot compare it with another clinic yet.

The clinic does make a money-back promise. In its own words: "That's right, if you don't lose weight, we give you all your money back." The statement does not say how long the promise covers or what counts as not losing weight, so get those terms in writing before you pay anything.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with the prescriber. Ask Dr. Rainey what credentials he holds, since none are listed, and whether he personally signs every prescription. Ask who handles your care between visits if he is not the one you see.

Next, the medication. The clinic does not say which drugs it prescribes. Its blog has a post comparing GLP-1 injections with the program, so ask whether those injections are part of it. Ask whether any drug is brand-name or compounded, who supplies it, and whether its cost is part of the program fee.

Then the money. Ask for every price in writing: the visit after the free consultation, the testing and blood work, each follow-up, and whether any of these bill separately. Ask whether insurance is accepted at all, whether there is a monthly membership charge, and how cancellation works.

Finally, the guarantee. Ask what counts as not losing weight, over what time frame, what you must do to claim the refund, and whether that is written into your agreement. Ask which office you would attend and whether phone consults can replace in-person visits.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a doctor-led weight loss plan that starts with testing and blood work, and you are prepared to get prices, medication details and refund terms in writing before you commit.

Sources: zoomloss.com, zoomloss.com/when-weight-loss-stops-try-this, zoomloss.com/is-losing-weight-dangerous-for-me

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