Salt and Stone Wellness

About Salt and Stone Wellness

What is Salt and Stone Wellness?

Salt and Stone Wellness is a cash-pay clinic at 445 East 200 South, Suite 140, in Salt Lake City, Utah. Its main work is infusion and aesthetic treatment. Medical weight loss is one of the services it lists, alongside ketamine infusion, aesthetics, medical cards, IV therapy, and skin care. Google lists it as a health spa and shows a 5 rating from 17 reviews.

The two providers the clinic names are Stacy LeSueur, DNP, FNP-C, CRNA, and Kendra Williams, DNP, FNP-C, CRNA. Stacy is the clinic's IV therapy specialist and also works on ketamine-assisted treatments. Kendra provides aesthetic treatments and ketamine therapy. The team describes 30 years of combined experience providing anesthesia. The medications the clinic names are ketamine, Dysport, Sculptra, and NAD, with NAD and peptides also listed in its IV blends.

The clinic does not name the medication its medical weight loss program uses, and it does not say who runs the program. Its description of the program reads: "Our medical weight loss programs are customized to fit your body, your goals, and your life."

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices for any service, including medical weight loss. It does not say whether medication is included in a program fee, whether it accepts insurance, or whether there is a consultation fee or membership. The clear way to find out is to call (801) 893-2463 before booking.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with the weight loss program, since the clinic does not say who runs it. Ask which provider oversees it, whether that is one of the two named providers or someone else, and who writes any prescription. Ask which medication the program uses, and whether it is a brand-name drug or a compounded one. Ask whether the monthly fee includes the medication, and what the consultation, follow-up visits, and lab work cost. Ask whether any part of the program can be done by telehealth, since the clinic does not say. Ask how cancellation works and whether there is a contract. Ask whether the clinic takes insurance at all, and what its hours are, since none are listed.

If you are considering ketamine, ask how sessions are monitored. Continuous vital sign monitoring and a precision infusion pump are part of its ketamine treatments, and you can ask how that works for you.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want medical weight loss as part of a clinic that also offers IV therapy, aesthetic work, or ketamine, and you are prepared to get prices, prescriber names, and medication details confirmed before you pay. If your main goal is a weight loss program with published fees and a named prescriber, this clinic does not yet show either.

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