Electriccity Wellness

About Electriccity Wellness

What is Electriccity Wellness?

Electriccity Wellness is a wellness clinic at 104 Buford Avenue in Anderson, South Carolina 29621. The phone number is 864-883-8976. Its menu mixes medical care with cosmetic work. The medical side includes medical weight loss, bioidentical hormone therapy, primary care and men's health. The cosmetic side includes microdermabrasion, SkinPen microneedling, Morpheus 8, brow tinting and waxing, so half of the listed services are skin, brow or waxing treatments. It also offers supplements. In its own words: "We use bio-identical hormones, which are an exact match to the hormones your body used to make."

Both weight loss and primary care refer to a Nurse Practitioner, but the clinic does not name that person, so no prescriber is named. The weight loss process starts with an in-depth visit and a full fasting panel of 19 lab tests. Results come back about two weeks later, and then the clinic builds a program that, by its description, includes its medical weight loss program, its app, and pharmaceutical grade supplements and vitamins. It is open Monday through Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., and closed Sunday. Google lists it at 4.9 from 151 reviews.

What does it cost?

The clinic publishes prices for two cosmetic services. SkinPen costs $300 per session, and the clinic recommends three or four sessions. Morpheus 8 costs $400.00 per session, with the same three or four treatment recommendation. For primary care, the clinic accepts all major insurances, and an out-of-network visit costs $100.

It does not publish a price for medical weight loss or hormone therapy. It does not say whether medication is included, what the consultation costs, or what the lab work costs. Nothing offered for weight loss or hormone therapy mentions insurance coverage, financing, HSA use, membership terms or cancellation. Ask about each of these before you book.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with the prescriber. Ask for the Nurse Practitioner's name and credentials, and ask who signs your prescription and who manages your follow-up. Then ask whether any monthly fee includes medication. Ask whether the hormones are FDA-approved or compounded. Hormone therapy is offered with both FDA-approved forms from a regular pharmacy and customized preparations from a compounding pharmacy, so ask which one you would receive. Ask which weight loss medications the program uses, since the clinic names none.

Ask what the 19 lab tests cost, what the two-week follow-up costs, and what re-measuring hormone levels costs. Ask whether telehealth visits are offered, since the clinic does not say. Ask how cancellation works. If you are considering the Lifewave patches on the supplements page, ask what they cost and whether they are part of any program.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want medical care and cosmetic work from one office, and you are ready to get prices, the prescriber's name and medication details in writing before you pay. It is a harder fit if you need a published price for weight loss or hormone therapy before you call.

Sources: electriccitywellness.com/services/weight-loss, electriccitywellness.com/services/bioidentical-hormone-therapy, electriccitywellness.com/services/microdermabrasion-mda, electriccitywellness.com/services/primary-care

Services Offered

Hours

Mon - Thur: 08:30 am – 04:30 pm

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