Sea Me Wellness & Aesthetics

About Sea Me Wellness & Aesthetics

What is Sea Me Wellness & Aesthetics?

Sea Me Wellness & Aesthetics is a cash-pay clinic in Bangor, Maine, led by Kersten Noyes, FNP-BC. In its own words: "Medical, wellness, and aesthetic care led by Kersten Noyes, FNP-BC." Noyes is listed with 20+ years as a nurse practitioner.

The clinic offers medical weight management, hormone and wellness consultations, peptide consultations and treatment plans, adult and pediatric acute care, sports and school physicals, BOTOX Cosmetic, and dermal fillers. A nursing wellness visit with Jillian Shorey, BSN, RN covers nutrition, sleep, stress, and movement. That visit is education and coaching only. Medical evaluations and prescriptions come from Kersten Noyes, FNP-BC.

Visits are in person in Bangor or by telehealth throughout Maine. The clinic is by appointment only, with no walk-ins. It does not publish a street address or office hours, so call (207) 852-2551 to ask. On Google, it has a 5 rating from 9 reviews and is listed as a medical clinic.

What does it cost?

Weight management starts with a $150 consultation, charged separately. The ongoing program starts at $400 every four weeks. Follow-up is included, and payment is due at each visit. The consultation and first care cycle together total $550. Lab testing is billed separately, and maintenance plans are quoted individually. It does not say whether the $400 includes medication.

Peptide care starts with a $150 consultation. Treatment is $350 per month, and it does not say whether that includes medication. Hormone consultations start at $250, with treatment quoted separately. Acute care visits are $150 each, or $300 for select in-home visits in the greater Bangor area. Sports and school physicals are $150. BOTOX Cosmetic is $14 per unit, and dermal fillers are quoted individually.

It is a cash-pay practice, and it does not say whether it bills any insurance. If you are uninsured, you have the right to a written estimate of expected charges.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes each prescription and who monitors it. Ask whether the $400 weight program or the $350 peptide fee includes the medication. Ask whether the medication is brand-name or compounded. Both can be discussed, and compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Ask what lab work costs, and whether you should keep your current primary care provider, since its hormone care is described as complementing primary care.

Ask what the maintenance price is and what it costs to cancel. The clinic does not describe cancellation terms. Ask whether it bills any insurance plan. In its own words: "Your written plan identifies the medication, what your fee includes, and any separate charges." Ask to see that plan before you pay anything.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a nurse practitioner-led, cash-pay visit in Bangor or by video, and you want written answers on medication and fees before you start. It may not fit if you need insurance billing or a single monthly price that covers weight care and medication.

Sources: seamewellness.com

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