Infusion Wellness

About Infusion Wellness

What is Infusion Wellness?

Infusion Wellness is a primary care office in Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan, at 18601 Mack Ave, #2, that also runs an IV hydration and wellness practice out of the same address, sometimes referred to as the VIP Infusion suite or the Hydration Room. It serves patients across Grosse Pointe, Detroit's east side, and Harper Woods. The practice is primarily an IV therapy and hair tissue mineral analysis (HTMA) business built around a licensed primary care office, with weight loss management as one of several services alongside IV push add-ons and IM shots. Weight loss care is offered through semaglutide and tirzepatide, along with a tiered "Skinny Down" program. Care is provided by Savannah Shephard, FNP-BC, who is described as a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner, and Dr. Patrick Charles, whose credentials are not published. In its own words, the practice describes itself as offering "a precise nutritional therapeutical approach based on recognition of eight individual biochemical types using elemental analysis of hair along with IV Hydration, NAD+ and weight management."

This listing is for its Grosse Pointe Farms office at 18601 Mack Ave, #2.

What does it cost?

Semaglutide starts at $199 a month and tirzepatide starts at $300 a month, both described as covering a one month supply. The Skinny Down program has three tiers: Bronze at $160, Silver at $300, and Gold at $650. IV therapy bags range from $125 to $425 depending on the blend and length of session, and IM shots and IV pushes run $20 to $170. HTMA testing starts at $99 for results only, with a $179 option that adds a patient and doctor report plus dietary recommendations, and a $397 annual membership covering three tests a year. No consultation fee is published. The practice states that because it operates as a medically supervised practice, FSA or HSA funds can be used toward treatment; it does not say whether standard insurance is accepted.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether Savannah Shephard or Dr. Charles will be the one signing your weight loss prescription, since Dr. Charles's credentials aren't listed anywhere on the site. Ask whether the $199 or $300 monthly price covers only the medication or also includes your follow-up visits and any labs needed to monitor the program. Ask whether the semaglutide or tirzepatide is brand-name or compounded. Since the Skinny Down tiers aren't described in detail, ask exactly what's included at each package level and whether medication is bundled in. Ask what happens if you want to stop partway through a month, and whether hours or same-day scheduling can accommodate your timeline, since none of that is posted.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you're already interested in IV hydration, NAD+, or HTMA testing and want a single office that also offers GLP-1 prescribing under the same roof. It's a less obvious fit if weight loss is your only interest and you want a clinic built specifically around that, since here it sits alongside a broader menu of hydration and wellness services, and some basic cost and credential details still require a phone call to pin down.

Sources: infusewellness.org:443, infusewellness.org:443/services, infusewellness.org:443/services/weight-loss-management, infusewellness.org:443/about, infusewellness.org:443/services/iv-therapy

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