Verity Health & Aesthetics

About Verity Health & Aesthetics

What is Verity Health & Aesthetics?

Verity Health & Aesthetics is a medical aesthetics practice with its office at 131 S. Christian in Moundridge, Kansas. Google lists it as a medical spa, and Google shows a 5 rating from 2 reviews. Most of what it offers is cosmetic: Botox or Xeomin wrinkle relaxer injections, chemical peels, Medical MicroNeedling with DermaPen4, EXOGROW hair restoration, and skin treatments and facials. Medically guided weight loss with GLP-1 medication and a concierge service are also offered, so weight loss is one service among several.

Angela Azzarito is medical director and owner, and is a board-certified Advanced Practice Registered Nurse. Jennifer McConnaughy is a co-founder and managing director, and is a Registered Nurse. Verity names two prescribers, Angela Azzarito and Jennifer McConnaughy, but does not say which of them writes GLP-1 prescriptions. Kinley Ruddle, a licensed esthetician, is on the team but is not listed as a prescriber. Angela's bio mentions hormone health, but no hormone therapy service is listed.

Verity serves McPherson, Hutchinson, Newton, Wichita and the surrounding central Kansas communities. It also holds appointment days at partner venues in McPherson and Andover.

This listing is for its Moundridge office at 131 S. Christian.

What does it cost?

The weight loss program is listed at $50 per visit. It does not say whether the GLP-1 medication is included in that fee, and it does not publish the medication's price. In its own words: "Clinically prescribed GLP-1 therapy at transparent, market-based pricing." That wording gives no number, so ask for the medication price in writing before you book.

Cosmetic prices are Corrective Peel $125, Advanced Peel $175 and Elite Peel $250. Microneedling facial treatments begin at $300, and four-treatment microneedling packages begin at $950. EXOGROW has consultations, but no price is published, and no price is published for the concierge service.

It does not publish a consultation fee. It also does not say whether it accepts insurance, HSA funds or financing.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes the GLP-1 prescription, since two prescribers are named and neither is tied to the weight loss program. Ask whether the medication is brand-name or compounded. Ask whether the $50 visit includes the medication, and whether the medical history review and body composition assessment listed with the program are part of that visit.

Ask what follow-up visits and lab work cost, and whether there is a consultation fee. Ask whether insurance is accepted, since it is not stated. Ask for the hours, since none are listed, and whether telehealth is offered, which is also not stated. For the concierge service or a microneedling package, ask for the terms in writing, including the total or monthly cost and how cancellation works.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want cosmetic treatments such as wrinkle relaxers, peels or microneedling in central Kansas and are ready to pay for them directly. If you are weighing the weight loss program, call first and get the medication price, the name of the prescriber and the cancellation terms in writing before you commit.

Sources: verityha.com, verityha.com/services, verityha.com/about

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