RISE Health & Wellness

About RISE Health & Wellness

What is RISE Health & Wellness?

RISE Health & Wellness is a self-pay practice at 128 Frances Meeks Way, Suite 12. Its phone number is 912.556.2229. It does not show its city, state or ZIP code, so confirm the location when you call. It is open Monday through Thursday, 9am to 4pm, and Fridays by appointment only.

Ksena McCoy, FNP-C, founded the practice and is the one prescriber it names. Its main work is functional and precision medicine and bioidentical hormone therapy, with metabolic health and weight management alongside. It lists five services: Traditional Chinese Medicine, Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy, Functional & Precision Medicine, Advanced Testing, and Metabolic & Weight Management. Acupuncture and Neuro Emotional Technique (NET) fall under Traditional Chinese Medicine, and Jessica Donnelly provides that work.

For weight, it says prescription medications may be considered when clinically appropriate, including GLP-1 based therapies, and that patients on them are monitored over time. It does not name specific weight-loss medications. For hormones, therapy may include bioidentical estradiol, progesterone, and/or testosterone. In its own words: "At Rise Health & Wellness, hormone therapy is never based on a single laboratory value or a one-size-fits-all protocol." Google shows a rating of 5 from 20 reviews. It also requires patients to keep an established primary care provider.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices for weight management or hormone therapy, and it does not state a consultation or visit fee. Its one no-cost step is a complimentary discovery call. In its own words: "Discovery calls are informational and are not medical visits."

It is cash pay only. It does not take commercial insurance or Medicare, does not bill insurance directly, and does not provide superbills. Payment is due when services are rendered. Lab work may cost extra, since conventional and specialized functional testing may have separate costs. It does not say whether any program fee includes medication. HSA or FSA funds may be used for eligible expenses, but confirm coverage with your administrator first.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes each prescription and who handles follow-up visits. Ask whether any program fee covers the medication, and whether a weight-loss drug would be brand-name or compounded, since it does not name the medications. Ask what the lab panel costs and which tests are needed before hormone therapy starts. Ask how monitoring visits are billed and how cancellation works, because neither is published. Ask which states telehealth covers, since it says many medical appointments are available that way but does not say where. If you have Medicare, call before booking, because the practice asks you to do that first.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you are paying cash, already have a primary care provider you keep, and want hormone therapy or metabolic care built around your history and lab results. Call first, book the discovery call if you want to ask questions, and get the cost questions answered before any visit.

Sources: risehealthandwell.com, risehealthandwell.com/about-1, risehealthandwell.com/metabolic-weight-management, risehealthandwell.com/team, risehealthandwell.com/faqs

Services Offered

Hours

Monday-Thursday 9am-4pm | Friday - Appointment only

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