ELIVATE DRIP SPA

About ELIVATE DRIP SPA

What is Elivate Drip Spa?

Elivate Drip Spa is a wellness spa in McAllen, Texas, with offices in Mission, Weslaco and Brownsville. Its main business is IV drip therapy. Its listed services are IV Therapy, Boosters & Shots, Hyperbaric Chamber, InBody Analysis, Infrared / Sauna Pod, Normatec, Bloodwork and Weight Loss. Its concierge service sends nurses to homes, hotels and offices. Weight loss is one service among these, not the core of the business.

The weight-loss program uses compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide, given as a once-weekly injection. You visit the spa monthly to pick up prefilled syringes, and the first injection is given there. The program lists blood work, a medical consultation with a Board-Certified Physician, InBody tracking and infrared sauna sessions as part of membership. The spa does not name the physician or provider who prescribes. It does not list hormone therapy, peptide therapy or longevity medicine. Google lists the spa at 5 stars from 102 reviews, under the category Wellness center.

This listing is for its McAllen office at 7001 North 10th Street Suite B2.

What does it cost?

The weight-loss program starts at $275 a month on a 6-month subscription. It does not say whether that price includes the medication. It does not publish a consultation fee. Once a medical provider approves you, you are committed to the six-month plan. In its own words: "early cancellations or refunds are not available."

The spa also sells four monthly memberships for its IV and modality services, from $89 a month for Recovery Stack to $285 a month for Elite. The spa does not say how these combine with the weight-loss program.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes the prescription, and whether that person is a physician who will see you before the first injection. Ask whether the $275 includes the medication, and if it does not, what the medication costs each month. Ask what compounded means for this drug and which pharmacy makes it.

Ask what the consultation costs and whether repeat labs and follow-up visits are included. Ask whether the program accepts insurance or offers telehealth visits, since the spa does not say. Ask what happens to the six-month commitment if a medical reason means you have to stop. If you want hormone, peptide or longevity care, ask whether they offer it.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want an in-person weight-loss program with monthly visits, you can pay a six-month commitment out of pocket, and you are willing to get the medication, prescriber and cancellation answers in writing before you pay. If you need insurance billing, a named prescriber, telehealth or the option to end early, call first and see whether the answers change your decision.

Sources: elivatedripspa.com, elivatedripspa.com/glp-1

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