Ivy & Oak Health

About Ivy & Oak Health

What is Ivy & Oak Health?

Ivy & Oak Health is a nurse practitioner led practice at 500 Willow Ave, Suite 209, in Council Bluffs, Iowa. It serves adults in Iowa and Nebraska. Mandy Iverson, FNP-C, MBA, MSN, RN is the prescriber named for the practice, and she founded it. She has more than 20 years of nursing experience across women's health, inpatient care, and urgent care, and she is licensed in both Iowa and Nebraska.

The practice's main focus is hormone health and medical weight management. It also offers wellness care and IV therapy, and it starts with an initial consultation. It does not publish office hours, does not say whether telehealth is offered, and does not give the year the practice opened. In its own words: "Meet with a nurse practitioner who takes time to listen and build a plan around your goals."

This listing is for its Council Bluffs office at 500 Willow Ave Ste 209.

What does it cost?

An initial consultation is $100. New patients who book by October 31 receive 25% off, which brings it to $75.

The Hormone Therapy Membership is $129.99 a month. It covers routine follow-up, medication management, secure messaging, and treatment plan adjustments. Hormone medication is priced separately, and labs are separate.

The Medical Weight Loss Membership is $49.99 a month, with a three month initial commitment and month to month after that. Weight loss medication is not included. It starts at $150 a month, and the final price depends on the prescribed medication and dose. Labs start at $110.

IV therapy starts at $125 per session. Wellness membership pricing varies by goals and care plan. The practice is self-pay and does not bill health insurance directly. HSA and FSA funds may be used for eligible expenses, and Cherry financing may be available for eligible services. Outside pharmacy, imaging, and specialist charges are separate. It does not describe how to cancel a membership.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes and signs your prescriptions, and whether that is the same nurse practitioner you will see for follow-up.

Ask what the full monthly cost looks like once the weight loss medication is added. The membership fee does not include it, and the medication starts at $150 a month.

Ask which medications are used, and whether they are brand-name or compounded. The practice does not name them.

Ask how often lab work is needed and what it costs beyond the $110 starting price.

Ask whether telehealth or after-hours messaging is available, and what the office hours are.

Ask how to cancel after the three month commitment, and whether any fees apply.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want office-based, cash-pay care from one nurse practitioner for hormone symptoms or medical weight management, and you are comfortable paying for medication and labs on top of the membership. It may not fit if you need insurance billing, or if you are looking for peptide or longevity services, which the practice does not list.

Sources: ivyoakhealth.com, ivyoakhealth.com/pricing, ivyoakhealth.com/faq

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