Encompass Wellness & Aesthetics

About Encompass Wellness & Aesthetics

What is Encompass Wellness & Aesthetics?

Encompass Wellness & Aesthetics is a woman-owned medical clinic and spa. It describes its work as a blend of primary care, functional wellness and advanced aesthetics, and that mix shows in its menu. Its hormone care includes hormone replacement therapy, testosterone replacement therapy by injection, oral medications, pellets and creams. Its medical weight loss program uses GLP-1 medications, an InBody body composition scan, a nutrition plan and follow-up labs, but it does not name which GLP-1 medication it uses. Clomid® and clomiphene citrate are among the medications it names. Other services include peptide therapy, IV therapy, early cancer screening, men's and women's health, and a long list of aesthetic treatments such as XERF and Morpheus8V. It does not name the provider who prescribes.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices for weight loss or hormone therapy. It does not say whether medication is included in any price, whether it accepts insurance, or what a consultation costs. Its Hormone Therapy and TRT memberships are the one structured plan it describes. In its own words: "These memberships bundle many parts of your care into one monthly payment." The listed benefits include regular provider visits, included or discounted lab testing, access to select prescription therapies, and discounts on IV therapy, peptides and nutraceuticals. It does not give a membership price or say whether a membership can be cancelled or carries a minimum commitment. Its advertised $400 off a first XERF treatment for new clients has no end date filled in, so ask whether it still runs.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with the prescriber, since the clinic does not name one. Ask who writes the prescription and whether you will see that provider before any hormone or GLP-1 medication is started. Next, ask whether the monthly fee includes the medication or whether it is billed separately, and whether the drug is brand-name or compounded. Then ask what lab work costs, since it is scheduled every 2 months, and what follow-up visits cost. In its own words: "We schedule follow-up appointments and labs." Ask how those visits work, whether virtual or in person, and what they add to your total. For peptide therapy, ask what it involves, because the clinic does not describe it. Finally, ask how a membership is cancelled, whether there is a minimum term, and whether financing is available and on what terms.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you are paying cash for hormone or weight care, want the option of virtual or in-person follow-up, and are willing to get the prescriber, medication and membership terms confirmed before you commit. It is worth calling first if you want prices published online, because the clinic does not publish them.

Sources: encompass-wellness.com, encompass-wellness.com/homepage/medical-weight-loss, encompass-wellness.com/homepage/hormone-therapy/testosterone-replacement-therapy, encompass-wellness.com/homepage/hormone-therapy/oral-hormone-replacement-therapy, encompass-wellness.com/homepage/hormone-therapy, encompass-wellness.com/homepage/hormone-therapy/hormone-replacement-therapy

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