CA Wellness Medspa

About CA Wellness Medspa

What is CA Wellness Medspa?

CA Wellness Medspa is a medical spa with a semaglutide weight loss program among its services. Google lists it as a medical spa, with a 5 rating from 36 reviews. Its other services are aesthetic treatments, including a Hydrafacial and Radiesse Hyperdilute Syringe, along with an InBody body composition scan. It does not list hormone therapy, peptide therapy or longevity medicine. It does not publish a street address, city or phone number.

Jessica Sum, APRN, FNP-C, MSN, is listed as Medical Director. Maria Franco, BSN, RN, Tanya Rangel, BSN, RN, and LaKessa Zermeno, LPN, are listed as aesthetics injectors. The weight loss program's monthly visits are with its Nurse Practitioner. In its own words: "You will meet virtually or in person once a month with our Nurse Practitioner for check ins + receive a body composition scan."

What does it cost?

Enrollment on day one is $600. The page also lists a $300 consultation, a $300 first medication vial and a $200 deposit that goes toward the consultation fee, but it does not say how those add up to the $600. The ongoing commitment is three monthly payments of $300, with a 3-month minimum. Additional semaglutide is $250 per vial. For established patients, the monthly membership is $300 for check-ins on autopay, and it gives an average of $375 a month. An early cancellation fee of $500 applies. It does not say whether the monthly fee includes medication, and it does not say whether it bills insurance.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes the prescription. It does not name the nurse practitioner who sees patients each month, so ask who that is and who signs off on your medication.

Ask whether the $300 membership covers semaglutide or whether each vial is extra at $250. Ask whether the semaglutide is brand-name or compounded, since it does not say.

Ask what the labs will cost in total. It requires a CBC, CMP, TSH, A1C and lipid panel done within the last 90 days. You can use your own lab, or a lab it sends you to, which runs from $50ish.

Ask whether it bills insurance. Ask what counts as an early cancellation under the $500 fee and how to stop the autopay. Ask what else is screened, since it lists pregnancy or planning pregnancy within 2 months, breastfeeding, people on insulin and thyroid cancer as disqualifiers.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want weight loss care alongside aesthetic treatments, you can commit to three months, and you want the medication cost confirmed in writing before you pay the $300 consultation.

Sources: cawellnessmedspa.com, cawellnessmedspa.com/pages/weight-loss-program, cawellnessmedspa.com/pages/team

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