H.D. Wellness

About H.D. Wellness

What is H.D. Wellness?

H.D. Wellness is a mobile and telehealth practice with its street address at 1415 Lancelot Avenue in Wolfforth, Texas. Its services run from medical weight loss and DOT physicals to IV hydration, illness screenings, NAD+ infusions and vitamin boosts. Its weight loss program centers on GLP-1 medications, and each plan starts with a virtual consultation. It also offers hormone and peptide therapy, telehealth visits and mobile wellness visits. It describes its visits as seen and treated by advanced practice nurses, but it does not name the prescribing clinician. It holds a Google rating of 5, from one review.

What does it cost?

The one published price is for weight loss: treatment plans starting as low as $185 a month. It does not say whether the medication is included in that monthly fee. It does not publish a consultation fee, prices for hormone or peptide therapy, or prices for its other services. It does not say whether it accepts insurance, and it does not mention HSA or financing options. Its weight loss page refers to a referral program for additional savings, but it gives no terms.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who signs the prescription. Since no prescribing clinician is named, ask for the name and credentials of the provider who will sign yours and check on your progress. Ask whether the $185 covers the medication, and if it does not, what your full monthly cost will be once it is added. Ask whether the medication is brand-name or compounded. It does not name the GLP-1 medications it uses. On sourcing, it says: "Our Medications come from Certified 503A & 503B pharmacies with Certificates of Analysis and Potency testing on every batch."

Ask what follow-up visits and lab work cost, since the program describes regular check-ins but gives no prices. Ask how long delivery takes, because the timing is given as two to three business days in one place and about a week in another. Ask whether 1415 Lancelot Avenue is a walk-in office or a base for mobile visits, which areas the mobile visits cover, and what its hours are. It does not list hours. Finally, ask how cancellation works and whether you are billed monthly until you cancel.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a telehealth or mobile visit for GLP-1 weight loss, hormone or peptide therapy, or a service such as a DOT physical, and you are willing to pay out of pocket while you get the open questions answered. If you need the prescriber's name, a full monthly price and the cancellation terms before you commit, get those in writing first. It is worth calling, but it suits people who can wait for those answers.

Sources: hdwellness.net, hdwellness.net/Medicalweightloss

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