Aim Wellness Medical Spa

About Aim Wellness Medical Spa

What is Aim Wellness Medical Spa?

Aim Wellness Medical Spa is a physician-led medical spa. In its own words: "Physician-led skin, body, and wellness clinic serving the Tri-State area." Most of its menu is aesthetic and body work, including Emsculpt Neo, Emsella, Emface, Exion RF Microneedling, laser hair removal, Botox and PEMF therapy. Alongside that sit its medical programs: a GLP-1 medical weight loss program, BioTE hormone pellet therapy, peptide therapy, and the AIM Vitality Method, a functional medicine program built on longevity testing.

The clinic names Dr. Jeannine Lubold Parikh, M.D., as its prescriber and credits her with guiding the weight loss program. It says it has over seven years of experience as a BioTE Legacy Provider. Google lists it as a weight loss service with a 5 rating from 155 reviews. The clinic lists offices in Ashland, Athens, Beckley, Charleston, Chillicothe, Grove City, Huntington, Ironton, Lancaster, Maysville, Morehead, Parkersburg, Portsmouth and Winchester, across Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia. No street address, phone number or hours are shown for any of them.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices. No price appears for the weight loss program, hormone pellets, peptide therapy, longevity testing or the body treatments, and no consultation fee is stated. It does not say whether medication is included in any program. Its booking button offers a free assessment, but the clinic does not say what that visit covers. The FAQ asks whether insurance covers hormone therapy, weight loss treatment or BioTE pellets, but no answer is shown. Financing, membership terms and cancellation terms are also not stated.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who signs the prescription and whether telehealth is offered, since the clinic does not say. Ask which GLP-1 medication the program uses, whether it is brand-name or compounded, and whether the monthly fee includes that medication, follow-up visits and lab work. Ask what the first consultation costs and what the free assessment covers.

Ask what each hormone pellet visit costs, how often pellets are repeated, and what peptide therapy costs and which peptides are used. Ask whether any part of the care is covered by insurance, how a patient cancels, and which listed office you would be seen at, along with its hours and phone number.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you already want a service you would pay for out of pocket, you live near one of the listed towns, and you are willing to get every price and medication detail in writing before you commit. If you need a posted price list or a clear insurance answer before you commit, wait until you have one.

Sources: aimforchange.net, aimforchange.net/glp-1-weight-loss-program/athens-oh

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