Elite Health

About Elite Health

What is Elite Health?

Elite Health is a Direct Primary Care and wellness practice at 30750 State Rd. 54 in Wesley Chapel, Florida. It has one office. The practice describes its primary care as membership-based, with unlimited access to primary care services. Dr. Firas Alzaiem, board-certified in Internal Medicine, founded the practice and is the physician listed as its prescriber.

It offers six services: primary care, hormone replacement therapy, medical weight loss, testosterone replacement therapy, IV hydration and vitamin therapy, and sclerotherapy for spider and reticular veins. The weight loss program uses GLP-1/GIP medications, which the practice describes as a once-weekly injection that can be self-administered. Visits can be in person in Wesley Chapel or virtual, depending on the care plan. The office is open Monday through Thursday from 9 to 5 and Friday from 9 to 1. The practice has a 5-star rating on Google from 125 reviews.

This listing is for its Wesley Chapel office at 30750 State Rd. 54.

What does it cost?

The medical weight loss program starts at $350 a month. The practice says that monthly fee includes the GLP-1/GIP medication, the supplies, and physician-led monitoring. The first consultation is free. Elite Health is cash pay only and does not bill insurance directly, though you can use your insurance for bloodwork if you choose. In its own words: "We're committed to serving you, not the insurance companies."

Blood work from the past six months is required before starting the program, and the practice offers it in-house. It does not publish what that costs. It also does not publish prices for testosterone therapy, menopause hormone therapy, IV therapy, sclerotherapy, or the primary care membership. It does not publish cancellation or commitment terms either. If you are considering one of those services, ask for the price in writing before you book.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask what would take the program above $350 a month, since that figure is a starting price. Ask whether the GLP-1/GIP medication is brand-name or compounded, and who signs the prescription at each renewal. Ask how often you would see Dr. Alzaiem and who handles questions between visits.

Ask what the in-house bloodwork costs and whether your insurance will cover it. Ask how cancellation works, including how much notice is required and whether there is a minimum period you must stay enrolled.

Because the practice does not name the states where it offers virtual visits, ask whether virtual care is available where you live. If you are interested in primary care, ask what the membership costs and whether the urgent care and telemedicine the practice describes as included are really part of that fee.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a physician-run practice that charges a monthly fee instead of billing insurance, and you are ready to pay out of pocket for the services you need. It is a weaker fit if you need prices for every service before you book, since several are not published, or if you live far from Wesley Chapel and cannot arrange virtual visits where you are.

Sources: elitehealthwc.com, elitehealthwc.com/medical-weight-loss, elitehealthwc.com/hormone-replacement-therapy

Services Offered

Hours

Mo 09:00-17:00, Tu 09:00-17:00, We 09:00-17:00, Th 09:00-17:00, Fr 09:00-13:00