WellSpot Functional Medicine

About WellSpot Functional Medicine

What is WellSpot Functional Medicine?

WellSpot Functional Medicine is a membership practice that mainly provides hormone replacement therapy and functional medicine. It has offices in Owasso, Oklahoma, and Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and it offers telemedicine across Oklahoma. Google lists it as a medical clinic, with a 5 rating from 75 reviews.

The one named prescriber is Courtney Garner, APRN, CNP, NP. She is listed as founder and lead provider, and is board certified in family practice and functional medicine. No other prescriber is named.

Its services are hormone imbalances, low testosterone, thyroid dysfunction, digestive issues, weight management, insulin resistance, and autoimmune disease. It also offers peptide therapy, anti-aging or longevity care, and IV therapy. Weight management includes micro-dosing of GLP-1 peptides, and the named medications are semaglutide, tirzepatide, and retatrutide.

Members reach their provider through a patient portal, and medications and supplements are delivered to the door. Labs are arranged in your local area. In its own words: "Skip the wait for an appointment and enjoy access to your provider from anywhere."

What does it cost?

There are three monthly membership plans. Vital Care is $175/mo, or $1925 paid up front for the year. Complete Care is $225/mo, or $2475 for the year. Advanced Care is $295/mo, or $3245 for the year. Each annual prepayment comes with a saving of $175, $225, or $295.

Vital Care includes one initial advanced lab review of up to 60 minutes, two extended follow-up visits, patient portal access, and 10% off supplements, medications, and specialty labs. Complete Care adds a third follow-up visit, one advanced specialty lab review, a nutrition and lifestyle app, and 15% off supplements and medications. Advanced Care is written for patients with a cancer or chronic infection diagnosis.

The clinic does not say whether the membership fee includes medication. It does not publish prices for GLP-1, hormone, or peptide care beyond the membership fee. It also does not publish a consultation fee, cancellation terms, or whether it accepts insurance.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether the membership fee covers the medication itself, and what your monthly total would be with a GLP-1 prescription. Ask whether your medications would be compounded, since the membership is advertised as "Supplement and Compounded Medication Auto-Refills," and which pharmacy fills them. Ask what follow-up labs cost outside the plan. Ask who signs your prescriptions and who covers when Courtney Garner is unavailable.

Ask how cancellation and refunds work on a prepaid annual plan. Ask which name you will be billed under, since some of its materials refer to RestoreU Functional Medicine. Finally, ask for the Florida office's street address and the office hours, neither of which is published.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want an ongoing membership with one named provider, you live in Oklahoma or can use its telemedicine, and you are comfortable paying a monthly fee before the medication cost is clear. If you have a cancer or chronic infection diagnosis, compare the Advanced Care tier, since it was built for that.

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