Eternal Health

About Eternal Health

What is Eternal Health?

Eternal Health is a cash-pay wellness clinic at 1601 Fairview Dr # C in Carson City, NV 89701. You can call (775) 600-8378. Its prescriber is Ida Redican, APRN, FNP-C, MSN. Ida is a nurse practitioner with over 11 years of healthcare experience, including time as a registered nurse in the operating room and on a medical/surgical unit, and work as a primary care provider in family medicine. The clinic offers six services: testosterone replacement therapy, medical weight loss, vitamins and supplements, Botox treatments, an injection bar menu, and skin care.

Medical weight loss and testosterone therapy are the two programs it describes in the most detail. For weight loss, it offers several GIP/GLP-1 agonists given by weekly injection, plus an appetite suppressant taken by mouth. It does not name the drugs. In its own words: "Medical weight loss plans are tailored to individual goals." Google lists the clinic with a 5 rating from 243 reviews, under the category weight loss service.

What does it cost?

The consultation fee is $175 for both the medical weight loss and testosterone programs. The Botox listing shows a $50 consultation fee. The weight loss listing includes a tailored treatment plan, an InBody 570 body composition analysis, and follow-up visits. The testosterone listing includes medication and supplies, lab monitoring, and follow-up visits. It does not publish a monthly price for either program, and it does not say whether medication is included in the weight loss price.

Eternal Health does not accept insurance. It takes cash, all major credit and debit cards, and Apple Pay. Its menu also lists CareCredit, but it does not explain what that would cost you. Its terms say payment is generally due at the time of service, that a cancellation or no-show fee may apply, and that payments are typically non-refundable.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes your prescription and who manages it between visits, and confirm that Ida Redican will be that prescriber. Ask whether the monthly fee covers the medication, supplies, lab work, and follow-up visits, and what the labs cost if they are billed separately. For weight loss, ask which GLP-1 drug you would receive and whether it is brand-name or compounded, since no drug name is given. For testosterone, ask whether the medication can be mailed to your home or must be injected in the office, and how often follow-up is scheduled. Ask whether any visits can be done by telehealth, because the clinic does not say. Ask for the cancellation and no-show fee amounts and how refunds work. Ask for office hours, which are not listed, and what CareCredit would cost if you used it.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you are paying cash for medical weight loss or testosterone therapy, want the prescriber named before you book, and are willing to get the monthly price, medication details, and cancellation terms in writing before your first visit. It is a weaker fit if you need telehealth-only care or a published monthly price, since neither is listed.

Sources: eternalhealthnv.com, eternalhealthnv.com/medicalweightloss, eternalhealthnv.com/TRT, eternalhealthnv.com/about

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