The Med Spot

About The Med Spot

What is The Med Spot?

The Med Spot is a med spa at 110 West Thomas St. in Rome, NY 13440. Its phone number is 315-930-3800. Its main work is aesthetics and IV drips, with a medical side that includes weight loss, testosterone replacement therapy, peptide therapy, sexual health care and medical marijuana certification. Google shows a 5 rating from 316 reviews.

Rachel Corbin, NP-C, is the owner and founder and has been practicing medicine for over 15 years. Corey Corbin, NP-C, is a Family Nurse Practitioner and co-owner who has been treating patients with low testosterone for over 5 years. Alyssa Reising, RN, and Corrine Baker-Cox, BSN, RN, are also on staff. In its own words: "We evaluate your current testosterone levels and from there create a customized plan."

This listing is for its Rome office at 110 W Thomas St.

What does it cost?

The clinic publishes prices for many services but not all. Its weight loss program appears as $250 to $500 on one price list and as $416 a month on another, and the unit is not stated. Nothing says whether the program includes medication. Testosterone and peptide therapy each start at $250, and erectile dysfunction treatment starts at $100. Medical marijuana certification is $150 for first registration and $100 for annual recertification. A medical consultation for testosterone therapy is listed as complimentary.

Aesthetic prices are more specific. Botox is $12 per unit, Kybella is $600 per vial, and teeth whitening is $100 for a touch up or $160 for a full treatment. IV drips list separate member and nonmember prices, such as $125 for members and $150 for nonmembers. Some prices appear two ways, with microneedling listed at both $300 and $450 per treatment, so confirm the number you are quoted. The clinic does not say whether it takes insurance, accepts HSA payment or offers financing, and it does not describe membership terms or cancellation.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with who writes the prescription. The team includes two nurse practitioners and two registered nurses, so ask which one prescribes testosterone, peptides or a weight loss medication, and who reviews your labs. Ask whether the weight loss fee includes medication, and if it does, which drug it is and whether it is brand name or compounded. The clinic's price lists name no weight loss drug.

Then the money. Ask what follow-up visits and lab work cost, whether they are part of any monthly fee, and whether testosterone and peptide prices are per visit or per month. Ask how membership works and how to cancel. Ask whether the clinic takes insurance, accepts HSA funds or offers financing. Ask whether follow-up can be done by video or phone, and what its office hours are, since neither is published.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want aesthetic work, IV drips and a medical visit under one roof, and you are comfortable asking who prescribes and what the total will be. It does not fit well if you need insurance billing or a complete price for the whole program before you arrive, because neither is clearly listed.

Sources: themed-spot.com/wellness, themed-spot.com/price-list, themed-spot.com/our-team--v2

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