Life Enhancement Clinics of Montana

About Life Enhancement Clinics of Montana

What is Life Enhancement Clinics of Montana?

Life Enhancement Clinics of Montana has clinics in Bozeman, Billings, Missoula and Helena. Its main number is (406) 551.1711. Spence Jahner is the founder and clinic director. The practice added bioidentical hormone therapy in 2023, after its founder began studying umbilical cord tissue injections in 2017.

Its main focus is non-surgical bio-therapy, and much of its material is about joint pain. It injects human umbilical cord tissue into joints such as the knees, hips, shoulders and spine, and it offers platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy for the knees, shoulders, hips, back, ankles and elbows. Alongside those, it runs a medical weight loss program that it describes as personalized and medically supervised. Its hormone therapy is pellet-based, and the pellets are inserted in clinic. It also offers peripheral neuropathy treatment, ozone therapy and peptide therapy. The prescribers it names are Jennifer Burriss, Kira Knowles and Libby Costello Gard.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices. The consultation is described as free, and so is the starting bloodwork and body composition analysis. In its own words: "We’ll perform a full blood panel and body composition analysis at no cost to you."

It does not say whether it accepts insurance. It also does not say whether a program fee would include medication, since it names no medication for weight loss or hormone therapy. It states that most neuropathy services involve zero out-of-pocket cost to the patient, but it does not say which services those are.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who signs the prescription for your treatment. The clinic names three prescribers, but it does not say which clinic each one works at or which one you would see.

Ask whether a program fee includes the medication, what that medication is, and whether it is brand-name or compounded. No medication is named for weight loss or hormone therapy.

Ask what follow-up visits and repeat lab work cost, and how often hormone pellets are replaced and at what price. Ask what a full course of PRP or ozone therapy costs, since no prices are published.

Ask whether it accepts insurance, whether telehealth is offered (it does not say), and what the cancellation terms are for any program. No hours are listed, so ask for those too.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want in-person, non-surgical care for joint pain, hormone symptoms, weight concerns or neuropathy, and you are willing to get prices and terms in writing before you commit. It suits someone living near Bozeman, Billings, Missoula or Helena who is comfortable asking for every price before booking. It is worth a call for the free consultation.

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