KINGSPORT WELLNESS

About KINGSPORT WELLNESS

What is Kingsport Wellness?

Kingsport Wellness is a medical spa at 1401 Bridgewater Lane in Kingsport, Tennessee, and the office number is (423) 579-0101. Google lists it as a medical spa with a 5 rating from 17 reviews. Most of what the clinic offers is aesthetic: Botox, Dysport, Xeomin and Daxxify, along with dermal fillers, PDO and PLLA threads, CO₂ laser, Morpheus8, laser hair reduction, IPL and YAG laser, and plasma pen work. Spider vein services, tattoo removal and skin tag and mole services are also listed.

Medical wellness is the third of its service groups. It covers weight management, hormone therapy, IV and injectable services, and intimate wellness. In its own words: "Explore weight management, hormone therapy, and IV services." The clinic does not name a weight-loss medication, and it does not say what hormone therapy involves beyond evaluation, available therapies and follow-up care.

The nurse practitioner is Jessica “Jess” Stapleton, APRN, FNP-C. The clinic describes her as a family nurse practitioner with more than a decade of experience in aesthetic injectables. The clinic does not list office hours.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices. The office asks people to call for current pricing, treatment availability and appointment options. It also does not state a consultation fee, whether insurance is accepted, or whether it offers HSA use, financing or a membership plan. Tattoo removal is described as individualized pricing. For weight management and hormone therapy, no price is published at all, so ask for the full cost in writing before you commit to a first visit.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with who writes the prescription. Ask whether Jess Stapleton prescribes for weight management and hormone therapy, or whether another prescriber is involved. Then ask whether a weight-loss medication is part of the program. If one is, ask its name, whether it is a brand name product or a compounded one, and whether the monthly fee includes the medication or bills it separately.

Next, ask what lab work and follow-up visits the program requires, and what each one costs. Ask what the first consultation costs and whether that fee is credited toward treatment. Confirm whether insurance is accepted for any of these services and whether telehealth is offered. Finally, ask how cancellation works, whether there is a fee, and what the office hours are.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want injectables, laser or skin work first and would like to discuss weight management or hormone care in the same office. It is a weaker fit if your main need is a posted price list or a named medication program, since neither is published.

Sources: kingsportwellness.com, kingsportwellness.com/treatments

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