Grateful Healthcare

About Grateful Healthcare

What is Grateful Healthcare?

Grateful Healthcare is a telehealth weight management practice with a street address in Brooklyn, New York: 2609 E 14th St #1008, Brooklyn, NY 11235. Its phone number is (718) 550-7183. Its visits are video consultations, and it does not describe walk-in visits at that address. Weight management is the only service it lists, and the medication it names is compounded semaglutide, a GLP-1 medication.

Carol is the only prescriber named, and her full name is not given. The clinic describes her as a certified nurse practitioner and lists her as a member of the Obesity Medicine Association and the American Association of Nurse Practitioners. Medication is delivered to the patient's doorstep. In its own words: "Enjoy a one-on-one video consultation with a U.S. board-certified nurse practitioner," followed by the medication being shipped to you.

On Google it has a rating of 5 from 22 reviews, listed under weight loss service.

What does it cost?

Pricing starts at $400 for 7 weeks, and it lists $700 for 3 months. Both are program prices. The program is described as combining the medication with telehealth consultations, but the price line does not say whether the medication is included, so ask. There is also a $50 off when you refer.

The first consultation is listed as free. It does not accept insurance. It does not publish cancellation terms, HSA options or financing. Its programs are described as having no long-term commitments, which is not the same as a cancellation policy.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask Carol's full name and how to verify her nurse practitioner credentials before you pay. Ask which states it treats patients in, since it does not say.

Ask what the $400 or $700 covers: the medication, the video visits, follow-up appointments and any lab work. Ask what those extras cost, and how often follow-up visits happen.

Ask whether the medication is compounded, which pharmacy fills it, and whether a brand-name version is an option.

Ask how to cancel, whether there is a refund, and what happens to a prepaid program if you stop early.

Ask whether any in-person visit is possible at the Brooklyn address, and what its hours are. It does not list hours.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a video visit for compounded semaglutide, you do not need insurance billing, and you are ready to get the answers above in writing before you pay. If that sounds right, it is worth calling before you book.

Sources: gratefulhc.com, gratefulhc.com/zepbound-is-a-weekly-fda-approved-obesity-medication

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