Bennett Integrative Health

About Bennett Integrative Health

What is Bennett Integrative Health?

Bennett Integrative Health is a nurse practitioner-led practice at 28 Hidden Trace Drive in Ringgold, GA. Its prescriber is Roxanne Bennett, DNP, NP-C. Its stated focus is weight management, hormone therapy, chronic disease support, and health coaching. The practice runs on memberships billed monthly, with virtual visits and direct messaging. Same-day visits are offered to select patients.

Other services include primary care, nutritional and peptide injections, sleep apnea testing, ultrasound screening, Fit3D body composition scans, medication review, care coordination, home visits subject to distance limits, and a virtual supplement dispensary. The Dysport and sclerotherapy listings are aesthetic treatments, so weight loss is one part of a wider menu. Its Google listing shows a rating of 5 from 20 reviews. Office hours are 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday to Friday, by appointment only.

On weight loss, the practice states its approach in its own words: "We provide prescriptions and help you find the best prices for either compounded or FDA obesity medications." It does not name a particular drug, so ask which one it would prescribe.

This listing is for its Ringgold office at 28 Hidden Trace Drive.

What does it cost?

The initial virtual consultation is $125 for 1 hour. Memberships are billed monthly, and a full year paid upfront gets you a month free. Primary Care is $75 a month or $825 a year, with up to 6 virtual visits, an annual physical with a 6-lead EKG, and prescription review and management (controlled substances excluded). Weight Loss is also $75 a month or $825 a year, with 12 weight loss follow-up visits and 4 Fit3D scans a year. Primary Care plus Weight Loss is $100 a month or $1,100 a year. The top tier, which includes hormone replacement therapy, is $125 a month or $1,375 a year.

Labs at the practice cost $150, and some outside testing costs more. The clinic accepts Health Savings Account (HSA) cards. It does not say whether weight loss medication is included in the monthly fee, though members get membership pricing on those medications. It does not publish prices for hormone therapy or peptide injections, so ask for them before you book. Cancellation terms are not published either.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who signs your prescriptions, and whether anyone other than Roxanne Bennett, DNP, NP-C, prescribes for the practice. Ask whether the monthly fee includes weight loss medication, and what that medication costs on top of it. Ask whether the drug is compounded or an FDA-approved product. Then ask for a monthly total once labs, follow-up visits, and any outside testing are added.

For hormone therapy and peptide injections, ask for prices and the specific peptides used. Ask whether the $150 lab charge covers each set of labs, and how follow-up labs are billed. Ask how to cancel a monthly membership and whether a prepaid year is refundable. Ask which states the virtual visits cover, since the clinic does not name them. Finally, ask whether it bills any insurance, because it names HSA cards only.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a nurse practitioner you can message directly, you are ready to pay monthly out of pocket, and you will get the medication, lab, and cancellation terms in writing before you join. It may also suit you if you want weight management, hormone therapy, and sleep or aesthetic services under one roof.

Sources: bhealthandwellness.com, bhealthandwellness.com/integrative-health-services, bhealthandwellness.com/the-sleep-testosterone-connection, bhealthandwellness.com/About, bhealthandwellness.com/explore-plans

Services Offered

Hours

8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. | Monday - Friday

Location