Rose Wellness

About Rose Wellness

What is Rose Wellness?

Rose Wellness is a wellness clinic at 2325 Severn Ave, Unit 4, Metairie, LA 70001. Its phone number is (504) 884-2686. The named physician is Diane Loria Rose, M.D., FAAD, a board certified dermatologist who has practiced general and cosmetic dermatology in Metairie since 1997. The clinic describes an experienced physician who is always on site. Google lists the business as a wellness center, with a 5 rating from 28 reviews.

It offers eight services: IV vitamin therapies, wellness injections, a Styku 3D body scan, infrared sauna sessions, weight management, hormone optimization, memberships, and promotions. Two of these are medical programs. Weight management begins with nutritional counseling and lifestyle changes, and other treatments are added case by case. No weight-loss medication is named.

Hormone optimization uses BioTE pellets. Labs are drawn in the office and you complete a questionnaire, and that information goes into BioTE's dosing system to produce recommendations. Pellets are placed under the skin of the buttocks after a small anesthetic injection, and it is possible to have them placed the same day you review those recommendations. In its own words: "Supplement your hormones with naturally-derived hormones like estrogens, progesterones, and androgens."

This listing is for its Metairie office at 2325 Severn Ave Unit A.

What does it cost?

Rose Wellness does not publish prices for weight management, hormone optimization, or any other service. It also does not state a consultation fee, whether medication is included in a program, whether insurance is accepted, or whether telehealth is offered. Its VIP membership includes a weekly 30 minute sauna session, a weekly lipotropic injection, a monthly Styku scan, and 2 IVs a month. Choosing a different IV carries a charge difference. No monthly fee is shown, so ask for one before you sign up.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who prescribes. The hormone page is written in the first person and does not give the prescriber's name. Ask whether Dr. Rose prescribes hormones, and if she does not, who signs the pellet order. Dr. Caroline Brown's name appears in the website title, but she is not listed as a prescriber, so ask who she is and whether she sees patients.

Ask whether a monthly fee covers the medication or whether drugs are billed separately. For weight loss, ask which medications are used and whether they are brand-name or compounded. For pellets, ask what the labs, the questionnaire, the placement visit, and any follow-up visits cost. The website recommends basic lab work before a first IV, so ask what that costs too.

Ask whether a consultation fee applies, whether insurance is accepted or everything is cash pay, and whether HSA cards or financing work. Ask how memberships are billed and how to cancel one. The listed office hours are not consistent from day to day, so confirm them when you call.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want hormone pellets or a weight management consultation from a practice where a named board certified dermatologist is on site, and you are ready to confirm the prescriber, the medication, and the full cost before you pay. If you need published prices before you call, this clinic does not post them.

Sources: rosewellnessla.com, rosewellnessla.com/services/weight-management, rosewellnessla.com/services/hormone-optimization

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