Omnia Integrative Health & MedSpa

About Omnia Integrative Health & MedSpa

What is Omnia Integrative Health & MedSpa?

Omnia Integrative Health & MedSpa is a medical spa at 5 Bristol Ct., Reading, PA 19610, phone 484-638-2994. Some of its own text uses Wyomissing as the town name, so confirm the address when you call. Most of what it does is aesthetic work: Xeomin, Daxxify, Revance dermal fillers, Radiesse, microneedling, PRF, PDO threads and chemical peels. Google lists it as a medical spa and shows a 5 rating from 68 reviews.

It also offers hormone replacement therapy, weight loss injectables with coaching, peptide therapies, functional medicine, IV therapy and supplementation. These are booked through a separate Integrative Health Center button on its site. The clinic names one prescriber, Dheeraj Taranath, DO, who is its medical director and sole owner. Nurses, nurse practitioners and physician assistants work under his guidance across Pennsylvania, but the clinic gives none of them a prescriber role. The medications it names are Xeomin, Daxxify, Radiesse and PCDC. It does not name a weight loss drug or a hormone medication.

What does it cost?

The clinic does not publish prices. Its one statement on cost reads: "Free consultations are available and pricing is discussed prior or at the time of treatment." Nothing it publishes says whether a weight loss or hormone program includes medication in its monthly fee. It also does not say whether it takes insurance, offers financing or HSA payment, or runs memberships with set cancellation terms.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with who signs the prescription. The clinic names one prescriber, Dheeraj Taranath, DO, but names no prescriber for its weight loss or hormone services. Ask who writes those orders, who reviews your lab results and whether you will see that person or a team member. Then ask whether the monthly program fee covers the medication, and which drug it is. Ask whether that drug is brand-name or compounded, since no weight loss drug is named anywhere on its materials.

Ask what follow-up visits and lab work cost, and whether they are billed on top of the program. Ask how cancellation works and whether you must commit to a minimum number of months. Ask whether any part of the care can be done by telehealth, because the clinic does not say. Confirm its hours too, since none are listed. For PCDC injections, ask how the clinic screens for the soy allergy it mentions as a reason not to use the treatment.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if your main interest is injectables or skin treatments, and weight loss or hormone care is a side question you are willing to settle with a phone call first. It is a weaker fit if you want a weight loss or hormone program and need a named prescriber, published prices and written cancellation terms before you pay anything.

Sources: omniahealthmedspa.com, omniahealthmedspa.com/services, omniahealthmedspa.com/services/injectables

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