Hormone Wellness Clinic LLC

About Hormone Wellness Clinic LLC

What is Hormone Wellness Clinic LLC?

Hormone Wellness Clinic LLC is a self-pay practice at 1112 S. Hwy 27 in Somerset, KY. You can call or text 606.516.9573. April Luttrell, APRN, FNP-C, opened it in 2020, and she is the only prescriber named. The About page calls it a local, woman-owned business. Its main work is hormone care and medical weight loss. Its listed services are weight loss, men's hormone therapy, women's hormone therapy, thyroid care and peptides.

The About page also credits Dr. Neil Rouzier, M.D., as the source of the hormone therapy methods the practice follows. He is not named as someone who prescribes here.

The medications named are Sermorelin for peptide treatment, plus estriol, niacinamide, tretinoin, azelaic acid and NAD+ as additives. The clinic offers virtual appointments, same-week availability and what it calls concierge wellness services. It has a Google rating of 4.9 from 54 reviews, listed under weight loss service. It does not publish hours.

In its own words: "You will never be filtered through ancillary staff." It says you see the same provider at every visit and can message that provider between appointments through a HIPAA secure messenger app.

This listing is for its Somerset office at 114 S Main St.

What does it cost?

The initial consultation is $150, and it includes a full metabolic lab panel. Medical weight loss is described as including unlimited follow-ups, follow-up labs, supplies, shipping, and nutrition and exercise support. It does not publish a program or monthly price for weight loss beyond that consultation, and it does not say whether medication is included.

Sermorelin is listed in a 10 mL vial at $270 and a 6 mL vial at $220, each with follow-ups, discounted labs, shipping and supplies. The peptide consultation appears as $150 in one place and $99 in another, so confirm which one applies. Additives cost extra, and no additive prices are given. A GHK-CU facial peptide serum is $150 for 30 grams, with shipping and supplies included.

The practice is self-pay but accepts HSA and FSA funds. It does not mention financing, membership terms or cancellation. It publishes no prices for hormone therapy or thyroid care.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether the weight loss fee covers the medication, and if it does, whether that medication is brand-name or compounded. The clinic's own material includes a page on compounded semaglutide built around a 2023 Kentucky Board of Pharmacy statement, though semaglutide is not on its service list. Ask whether it prescribes compounded semaglutide and which pharmacy fills it.

Ask which peptide consultation price applies, $99 or $150. Ask whether the vial prices include the medication itself, and what the additives cost. Ask what follow-up visits, lab work and secure messaging cost after the first visit, and ask for hormone therapy and thyroid care prices, since none are published. Finally, ask for office hours and the cancellation policy before you pay anything.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want one named nurse practitioner for every visit, you can pay cash or use HSA or FSA funds, and you want the medication and pricing questions answered in writing before you commit. If you need a posted price list or hours before you call, ask for them first.

Sources: mhwellnessclinic.com, mhwellnessclinic.com/wellness, mhwellnessclinic.com/peptides, mhwellnessclinic.com/about

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