Bella rogue wellness clinic

About Bella rogue wellness clinic

What is Bella Rogue Wellness?

Bella Rogue Wellness is a medical weight loss practice in Southern Oregon, run by husband and wife Tony and Jen Rosales. Its main service is the True You Weight Management program, which uses GLP-1 and GLP-1/GIP injections. The practice describes itself as weight loss and wellness specialists and reports 16 years of experience in medical weight loss. It holds a 5 rating on Google from 21 reviews.

Dr. Tony Rosales, APRN, DNP, FNP, RN, and Marilynn, FNP, are the prescribers listed. Jen Rosales co-runs the practice but is not listed as a prescriber. New patients meet with a provider licensed in Oregon, and patients see a provider or nurse at each visit. No street address is published, and the towns it serves are not named, so ask about location before you book. The phone number is (541)512-7512.

What does it cost?

The new patient consultation is $100. That fee covers the consultation and a first injection up to a $100 value. GLP-1 injections run $65 to $105 per week. GLP-1/GIP injections run $75 to $190 per week, with pricing based on dosage tiers. The practice also advertises GLP-1/GIP at a starting price of $65 a week, which is below the $75 low end of its own range, so confirm which figure applies.

There are no program fees, no monthly subscription fees, and no contracts. It does not say whether the weekly price includes the medication, and it does not say whether it accepts insurance. For fuller pricing, it asks you to call.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with the medication. In its own words: "Bella Rogue Wellness ONLY sources product from an FDA registered and inspected 503B Outsourcing Facility located in the United States." Ask whether the drug you would receive is brand-name or compounded, and whether the weekly price includes it.

Next, ask who writes your prescription and who sees you at each weekly visit. Injections are weekly, and the dose is adjusted at those visits, so ask whether a dose change changes your weekly price.

Then ask about costs that are not listed: follow-up visits, lab work, and whether any of it is billed to insurance. Ask whether any part of the $100 consultation fee is refundable if you stop, and how to cancel. Ask whether any visit can be done by telehealth. Confirm the street address and hours before you make the trip.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want weekly injection visits at a practice that names its prescribers, and you are comfortable calling for full pricing before you book. If you need a street address, posted hours, insurance billing, or remote visits, get those answers first, because the practice does not publish them.

Sources: bellaroguewellness.com, bellaroguewellness.com/services, bellaroguewellness.com/about

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