Ascent TRT & Weight Loss

About Ascent TRT & Weight Loss

What is Ascent TRT & Weight Loss?

Ascent TRT & Weight Loss is a cash-pay clinic in Burleson, Texas. The legal entity behind it is Next Phase Medical, PLLC. Its two main services are testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) and medical weight loss. It also lists fertility and anti-aging care, erectile dysfunction treatment, premature ejaculation treatment and preventative health screenings. It serves patients across the greater Fort Worth area. In its own words: "Telehealth visits available statewide with medication shipped directly to your door."

The weight loss program names Ozempic, Wegovy, Zepbound, semaglutide, tirzepatide, Qsymia, Contrave, metformin and phentermine. Its GLP-1 programs are priced for compounded semaglutide and compounded tirzepatide, meaning medicine made by a compounding pharmacy rather than sold as the brand-name drug. It is a member of the Obesity Medicine Association. It describes itself as locally owned and operated by a Texas nurse practitioner, but it does not name a prescriber. It does not publish a street address or office hours. It has a Google rating of 5 from 35 reviews. Peptide therapy is listed as coming soon.

What does it cost?

The GLP-1 program starts at $149 a month for compounded semaglutide, billed as $299 per 8-week supply. Compounded tirzepatide starts at $189 a month, billed as $379 per 8-week supply. The fee adjusts as the dose progresses. Each program includes medication shipped to your door with supplies, monthly follow-up visits, messaging with the provider, and diet and exercise counseling. In its own words: "There are no monthly subscription fees or automatic charges between billing periods."

Injectable TRT is $115 a month billed monthly, $110 a month billed as $330 for three months, or $99 a month billed as $594 for six months. Testosterone cream is $135 a month, $130 a month billed as $390 for three months, or $120 a month billed as $720 for six months. Both include medication shipped to your door and regular follow-ups. The first phone consultation is free. Insurance can be used for brand-name medications if covered, and the clinic can do prior authorizations. It does not say whether insurance covers visits. It does not publish peptide prices.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who signs the prescription and what that person's license and credentials are, since no prescriber is named. Ask whether the GLP-1 medication is compounded, as the pricing suggests, and whether a brand-name version is possible for you. Ask whether the program fee covers the medication at every dose, and how much it rises as your dose goes up.

Ask what labs cost beyond the program fee, since labs can run through insurance or at discounted cash prices at a local lab such as Labcorp. Ask whether follow-up visits happen in person or by telehealth. Ask for the office address and hours, since neither is published. Before you pay the first 8-week bill, ask how cancellation and refunds work under its refund and cancellation policy.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a cash-pay program with prices printed up front, you can accept a fee every 8 weeks, and you are willing to ask who prescribes before you book. If you need a named prescriber or an office address before you commit, call 817-580-4763 and ask those questions first.

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