Vitality Lounge

About Vitality Lounge

What is Vitality Lounge?

Vitality Lounge is a cash-pay wellness optimization center at 2220 Superior Viaduct in Cleveland, Ohio. Its phone number is (216) 202-4770. It describes itself as a wellness optimization center rather than a med spa, and its core work is medication-based programs for weight loss and hormone replacement. It also offers peptide therapy, ketamine, IV infusions and injections, recovery, aesthetics, and blood work with a DEXA scan. In its own words: "We don't sell treatments. We build your protocol."

The two prescribers named are Rick Monaco, DNP, RN, the founder and chief nursing officer, and Dr. Kelly Roan, an emergency medicine physician. The weight loss medications it names are semaglutide, tirzepatide, and naltrexone. Its compounded medications come from Strive, which it describes as an FDA-registered 503A/503B compounding pharmacy. Medications are dispensed in clinic after a visit with a licensed provider, and nothing is sold or shipped online. Google shows a 4.9 rating from 157 reviews.

This listing is for its Cleveland office at 2220 Superior Viaduct.

What does it cost?

The consultation is $50, and that fee is applied toward any service you receive. Weight loss and hormone programs are priced monthly and include the medication. Semaglutide runs $199 to $299 a month depending on dosage, tirzepatide runs $299 to $599 a month, and naltrexone is $149 a month. Men's programs range from $179 a month for hCG to $299 a month for Kyzatrex. The base testosterone program is $199 a month. Women's programs are $199 a month for the base program and $299 a month for the estrogen patch version.

Peptides are priced per vial, not monthly. The Glow Stack and Wolverine Stack are each $360 in a 5 mL vial, and a 5 mL NAD+ 50 mg/mL vial is $99. It does not publish prices for ketamine, IV and injection services, aesthetics, or blood work and DEXA scans. It does not say whether insurance is accepted, or whether HSA funds or financing can be used. On membership, it says: "No. Cancel anytime. We'd rather earn your next month than lock you into it."

What should you ask before you book?

Ask which prescriber will sign your prescriptions and manage your dosing. Vitality Lounge names two prescribers but does not say which one treats weight loss or hormone patients. Ask whether the monthly fee covers follow-up visits, dose changes, and labs, and what those cost on top of it. Ask whether each medication is brand-name or compounded, and which pharmacy fills it.

Get prices for ketamine, IV, aesthetic, and lab services before you book. Ask whether telehealth is offered and what the office hours are, since neither is listed. Confirm the address and phone number before you go. The clinic's website gives 2220 Superior Viaduct in Cleveland, but some other online listings show a Pepper Pike suite and the number +1-440-409-1900. Ask which office you will be seen at. Its terms say cancellation and rescheduling rules are given at the consultation, so ask for them in writing.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you plan to pay cash for a monitored program, want weight loss or hormone care with a named prescriber, and will get the monthly total and lab costs in writing before you commit. It may not suit you if you need insurance billing, or if you want the office hours and telehealth options confirmed before you book.

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