716 Integrative Wellness

About 716 Integrative Wellness

What is 716 Integrative Wellness?

716 Integrative Wellness is a wellness clinic at 220 Redtail Drive, Suite 09, in Orchard Park, New York. Hormone therapy is its main focus, including bioidentical hormone replacement and hormone pellets. It also offers medical weight loss, peptide therapy, injectable vitamins, functional medicine, and skin and hair treatments. It serves Buffalo, Hamburg, Orchard Park and West Seneca.

Stephanie Small, NP, is the only prescriber the clinic names. Stephanie Small is a member of the Obesity Medicine Association. For weight loss, in its own words: "Our weight loss injections contain the same active ingredient as used in many of the popular name brands." It does not name the medication. On Google, the clinic has a 4.7 rating from 89 reviews. You can call (716) 800-3613 or text (716) 503-1740. No office hours are listed.

This listing is for its Orchard Park office at 3065 Southwestern Blvd Ste 102.

What does it cost?

The weight loss price is given two ways. One listing says $299, and another says pricing starts at $325 per month. Ask which one you will pay. Other starting prices are $125 for hormone optimization, $150 for peptide therapy, $125 for functional medicine, $35 for injectable vitamins, $199 for wrinkle reduction and $349 for laser resurfacing. The clinic does not say whether the hormone and peptide starting prices are per visit or per month. The prices are subject to change.

Weight loss includes a 1 month supply of injections or selected medication, but it is not stated whether that is part of the monthly price. No consultation fee is stated. The clinic does not take insurance. It accepts FSA and HSA, credit cards, cash, and financing through Cherry. Bloodwork is typically covered by insurance, and some medications may be covered. There is no subscription or commitment, but visits are every 3-4 weeks. Cancellation terms are not stated.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask which weight loss price applies and whether the medication is included each month. Ask which medication is in the injections, and whether it is brand-name or compounded. Hormone pellets are described as custom-compounded, so ask which pharmacy makes them. Peptides are said to come from FDA-registered pharmacies, so ask what that means for the specific product you would receive.

Ask who writes your prescription and who reviews your labs. Before hormone treatment starts, labs must be drawn and resulted, so ask what those tests cost you out of pocket. Ask what each follow-up visit costs and whether it is included. Ask whether telehealth is offered, since this is not stated. Ask how to cancel and whether you pay for a month you do not use. Two phone numbers are listed, so confirm which one reaches the office.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want hormone, weight loss, or skin treatment in the Buffalo area, you are paying cash, with an HSA or FSA, or through financing, and you want the full price and cancellation terms before you book. If you need insurance to cover the visit, this clinic does not take it.

Sources: 716ology.com, 716ology.com/weight-loss

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