Henderson PRP and Wellness

About Henderson PRP and Wellness

What is Henderson PRP and Wellness?

Henderson PRP and Wellness is a cash-pay practice built mainly around platelet-rich plasma, or PRP. The treatment starts with a small blood draw. The blood is spun in a centrifuge to concentrate its platelets, and the result is injected into the treated area. The practice lists eight services: Skin Cosmetic Rejuvenation, Hair Restoration Therapy, Non-Surgical Facial Lifts, Sexual Regeneration, Neuromodulators (Botox), Joints and Tendons, a Weight Loss Program, and ZO Skin Health products.

The weight loss program is the one service built around a prescription medication. Semaglutide injections are part of the plan, along with counseling and lifestyle support, and tirzepatide is also offered. Dr. Kristina Shurtleff is the named prescriber. The practice describes her training as family medicine at the University of Liege in Belgium, with a focus on geriatrics. It does not publish prescriber credentials.

A patient testimonial names Shurtleff Family Practice in Henderson, Nevada. The practice does not publish a street address, phone number, or opening hours. It also does not say whether visits are in person or by telehealth.

What does it cost?

The weight loss program is the only service with a published price: $350 a month. That fee is listed as including the medication, and the membership covers semaglutide injections, personalized treatments, counseling, and ongoing support. In its own words: "Your plan includes semaglutide injections, counseling, and lifestyle strategies, with ongoing monitoring and adjustments."

The $350 price carries an asterisk tied to tirzepatide, which is offered with customized pricing. No tirzepatide price is given. The first consultation is listed as free. No prices are published for PRP, Botox, ZO products, or the other services. The practice does not say whether it accepts insurance, and it does not mention cancellation or commitment terms for the weight loss program. Its PRP FAQ notes that coverage varies by insurer and plan, and that patients should check with their own insurance company.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who signs your prescription, and whether Dr. Shurtleff prescribes for your care or whether another clinician handles injections and follow-up. Ask for her prescriber credentials in writing, since none are published.

Ask whether the $350 covers follow-up visits and lab work, and what those cost if it does not. Ask what the asterisk means for your plan and what tirzepatide would cost. Ask whether the semaglutide is brand-name or compounded, since the practice does not say.

Ask how monitoring works and whether visits are in person or by telehealth. Ask how long the membership runs, whether there is a minimum commitment, and exactly how you cancel. If you are considering PRP or Botox, ask what those cost and whether any service is billed to insurance. Ask for the office address and hours before you pay anything.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a monthly, cash-pay weight loss program where the medication is part of one fee, and you are willing to get prescriber credentials, follow-up costs, and cancellation terms in writing before you pay. It also suits someone already considering PRP or a cosmetic service who wants everything under one practice, with the same caution about the prices that are not published.

Sources: hendersonprpandwellness.com, hendersonprpandwellness.com/services/weight-loss-program, hendersonprpandwellness.com/services, hendersonprpandwellness.com/services/botox

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