Absolute Health & Wellness

About Absolute Health & Wellness

What is Absolute Health & Wellness?

Absolute Health & Wellness is a weight loss clinic at 8703 W Bedford Euless Rd, Suite #110, in Hurst, Texas. Its main service is medically supervised weight loss using semaglutide and tirzepatide. It also offers aesthetic and wellness injections, including Botox, lip fillers, glutathione, microneedling, NAD+, B12 shots and fat burner injections, along with hair health prescriptions and supplements. It offers Invisa-RED, which it describes as an FDA-cleared, non-invasive laser treatment.

It does not name who prescribes, and it publishes no prescriber credentials. It does not list hours. It has a Google rating of 5 from 234 reviews. Consultations can be virtual or in person. Its programs use FDA-approved medications, and it serves Texas, New Mexico, and Nevada.

In its own words: "We take a proactive approach to weight loss using lab testing, hormone evaluation, and GLP-1 therapy to personalize your care."

What does it cost?

The Semaglutide Program is $299 a month and includes the medication, provider visits, injections and supplies, a body composition scan and messaging support. The Tirzepatide Program is $475 a month. Absolute VIP is $599 a month, with tirzepatide included, monthly InBody scans, a monthly vitamin injection, 10% off aesthetics and 2 Invisa-RED sessions. Lifestyle Essentials is $99 a month, and that price does not include medication.

The initial consultation is $99, and it is credited toward any 3-month program. A 12-week jump start costs $799 upfront, which saves $100. The first Invisa-RED session is $59, regular price $180. Botox and lip fillers are $50 each, NAD+ is $40 and B12 is $25.

Payment plans run through Cherry Payment Plans. It does not say whether it accepts insurance. Its refund terms read: "You may cancel the plan before the first dose is administered to receive a refund (minus booking fee)." It does not state the booking fee amount.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes the prescription and what credentials that person holds, since no prescriber is named. Ask whether the medication is brand-name or compounded. It names semaglutide and tirzepatide but does not say where the medication comes from. Ask what follow-up visits and new lab work cost beyond the program price. Ask whether the Cherry plan adds interest, and how large the booking fee is. Ask which states the virtual consultation covers, and what its hours are.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a cash-pay medical weight loss program with a flat monthly price and the medication included, and you accept the refund terms. It also suits someone who wants injections or aesthetic work in the same office.

Sources: gettingabsolutehealth.com, gettingabsolutehealth.com/service-page/semaglutide-program, gettingabsolutehealth.com/our-services, gettingabsolutehealth.com/weight-loss-services, gettingabsolutehealth.com/payment-plans

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