Eternity Wellness

About Eternity Wellness

What is Eternity Wellness?

Eternity Wellness is a wellness center at 1220 E. Kentucky Street, Louisville, KY 40204. Its phone number is 502-444-8100. Most of what it offers is IV hydration, vitamin injections, aesthetic treatments, and red light and infrared sauna sessions. It also runs four programs: the Medical Weight Loss Program, the Hormone Optimization Program, Breakout Bootcamp, and the Tox Insider Program. The two prescribers listed are Kristina Pohl, APRN, FNP-C, MSN, who is described as a family nurse practitioner, and Kasey Hammel, APRN, FNP-C, MSN. Google reviews give the clinic 5 stars from 262 reviews.

The weight loss program begins with an initial visit with a nurse practitioner and a blood draw. The monthly visit includes an InBody body composition test, custom IV hydration, a custom vitamin injection, and prescription medication if needed. The hormone program begins with lab testing, an InBody scan, and a 2-week follow-up, then a plan built with the provider. In its own words: "Begin your complete hormone optimization program, which includes your 3-month supply of customized bioidentical hormones tailored to your needs delivered to your home." Patients return after 10 weeks, and payment is processed for the next 3-month supply. A discounted 6-month option and then a 1-year option are offered after that.

What does it cost?

Neither medical program publishes a price. The clinic does not say whether the monthly weight loss fee includes medication, whether it accepts insurance, or what the consultation costs. It does not state commitment or cancellation terms for either program. Its membership page does list monthly prices: $55 a month for the Essential tier with 2 vouchers, $110 for Plus with 4, $220 for the tier it calls "Premier" with 8, and $275 for Ultimate with 10. Those vouchers cover services such as vitamin injections, IV hydration, and infrared sauna time. The medical programs are not on that list. The footer names PatientFi, so ask whether that is how program payments are handled.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who signs the prescriptions for each program, and whether that will be Kristina Pohl or Kasey Hammel. Ask whether the monthly weight loss fee covers prescription medication, and if so, whether that medication is brand-name or compounded. Ask for the price of a 3-month hormone supply, and what the initial labs and the follow-up labs cost on top of it. Ask whether either program can be billed to insurance and whether any follow-up can be done by telehealth, since neither is stated. Ask how cancellation works and whether you must commit to a set number of months. Ask for the office hours too, because none are listed.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you are ready to pay out of pocket, want to start with an in-person visit at the Kentucky Street office, and can get the program price and cancellation terms in writing before you commit. It is less suited to someone who needs a published price or insurance billing before making a call.

Sources: eternitywellnesscenter.com, eternitywellnesscenter.com/collections/programs, eternitywellnesscenter.com/collections/medical-weight-loss-program, eternitywellnesscenter.com/pages/about-us

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