Great Lakes Wellness Clinics

About Great Lakes Wellness Clinics

What is Great Lakes Wellness Clinics?

Great Lakes Wellness Clinics is a weight loss practice at 25660 Dixie Hwy in Perrysburg, OH 43551. Its main service is medically supervised weight loss, with programs that combine prescription medication, injections, diet, exercise and behavior change. It offers three weight loss services: Medical Weight Loss Options, a Semaglutide Weight Loss Program, and Compounding Semaglutide. It also offers IV hydration therapy and an HCG diet.

The practice names three medications: Wegovy (semaglutide), Ozempic (semaglutide) and Mounjaro (tirzepatide). Its compounded semaglutide comes from a compounding pharmacy. No prescriber is named and no credentials are listed. The practice refers only to a "Medical Provider" and a staff of "medical experts." No hours are listed, and nothing is said about telehealth. The phone number is 419-872-5343. Google shows a 3.3 rating from 11 reviews.

What does it cost?

Compounded semaglutide costs $350 for the first month, which includes the consultation and that month's medication. After that it is $300 a month, which the practice puts at $75 a week. A three-month minimum applies, payable monthly, and the practice says this is required because of product cost.

Wegovy, Ozempic and Mounjaro have no published price. The practice writes "Call for Price." For that program, lab work and medication are listed as not included, with a note that most insurance covers both. The practice accepts HSA plans and states plainly: "We do accept HSA Plans but we do not bill insurance." Financing is not mentioned, and cancellation terms beyond the three-month minimum are not described.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes the prescription and what their credentials are, since the practice does not name anyone. For Wegovy, Ozempic and Mounjaro, ask the monthly price and whether it includes the medication. The compounded program's fee does include medication, but nothing comparable is stated for the other three. Ask whether each medicine is brand-name or compounded, and which pharmacy fills it.

Ask what labs cost, how often they are repeated, and what follow-up visits cost. One listing says the practice can work with insurance if you qualify, while another says it does not bill insurance. Ask which applies to you. Ask how to stop after the three-month minimum and whether any payment is refunded. Ask whether any visits can be done by video, and what hours the office keeps.

If you are considering the IV hydration or HCG programs, ask the practice for the evidence behind the benefits its materials describe.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you live within reach of Perrysburg, can pay out of pocket for at least three months, and want a monthly program built around compounded semaglutide with the medication included. If you need a named prescriber, a published price for brand-name medication, or telehealth before you commit, call first and get those answers.

Sources: greatlakeswellnessclinics.com, greatlakeswellnessclinics.com/contact-us, greatlakeswellnessclinics.com/services/layout-1

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