Root and Restore Wellness

About Root and Restore Wellness

What is Root and Restore Wellness?

Root and Restore Wellness is a cash-pay functional medicine practice at 2300 SE Monterey Rd, Suite 202A, in Stuart, Florida. Its FAQ calls it a hybrid practice that specializes in autoimmune and chronic inflammatory conditions and weight loss, with virtual visits and in-person visits when they are needed. Visits are by appointment only. In its own words: "This is not a high volume clinic or walk-in office." It does not list office hours. Google shows a 5 rating from 19 reviews.

It offers functional medicine, direct primary care, hormone replacement therapy for men and for women, weight loss, a veteran disability exam, and a personalized protocol for IV therapy. For weight loss it names GLP-1 medicines, tirzepatide and phentermine. Its FAQ says most care is delivered by telehealth to patients anywhere in Florida. The clinic refers to its healthcare providers but does not name any of them or give a medical credential for anyone on the team.

What does it cost?

Its listed prices are a $250 one-hour functional medicine session, a $150 weight loss consultation, a $150 hormone optimization consultation, and direct primary care starting at $89 a month for the initial visit. The weekly in-office weight loss injection starts at $50 a week, with an option to have medication mailed to your home. The clinic does not say whether the $50 includes the medication. One pricing line says $50 per visit and another says $50 a week, so confirm which one applies.

Its FAQ says it works exclusively through 6 to 12 month care packages. Program investment typically ranges from $4,500 to $8,000, depending on length and support, with payment plans available. Lab testing and supplements may cost extra. It does not publish a price for hormone replacement therapy, and it does not state cancellation terms. Its FAQ says patients may request a superbill for possible out-of-network reimbursement.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with who signs the prescription and what medical credential they hold, since no prescriber is named. Ask whether the $50 weekly figure includes the medication or covers only the injection, and whether the medicines are brand-name products or compounded, and from which pharmacy. Ask the total cost of a 6 to 12 month program and which items are extra, such as labs, supplements, follow-up visits, and injections. Ask what a hormone replacement program costs before your first visit, since none is published. Ask how cancellation works and whether you owe the rest of the program if you stop early. If the regenerative cell procedures described in its FAQ interest you, ask for a price first, because none is listed.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you are ready to commit to several months of care, want a practice that works mainly by telehealth across Florida, and are comfortable paying cash for a root-cause approach. It is a weaker match if you want a single visit, a same-day appointment, or a published price for every service before you book.

Sources: rootandrestorewellness.com, rootandrestorewellness.com/hormonereplacetherapyforwomen, rootandrestorewellness.com/weightloss, rootandrestorewellness.com/about-1

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