Pecan Health

About Pecan Health

What is Pecan Health?

Pecan Health is a clinic at 9677 S 700 E. Suite D in Sandy, Utah 84070, reached at (385) 485-8155. Its main work is medical weight loss, with insulin resistance and diabetes care alongside it. The one prescriber named is Spencer N. Barton, Nurse Practitioner, who is also listed as the founder. The clinic offers nutrition therapy, semaglutide injections, diabetes consulting, and insulin resistance treatment. The medications it names are semaglutide, Ozempic®, Wegovy®, and tirzepatide. Virtual consults are available.

It is LegitScript certified and reports 14+ years of medical experience. It has a 5 rating on Google from 26 reviews. It does not publish office hours. Its contact details also give more than one street number, so confirm the address when you call.

What does it cost?

The clinic does not publish one clear price for its whole program, so check the numbers before you commit. Its semaglutide offer shows a $199 intro offer, a first month at as low as $75 per week, and a $299 monthly plan that the weekly price is part of. That plan is described as including access to a provider, the medication, and guidance, with no hidden fees. These figures do not line up on their face, so ask for the exact first-month total and the exact monthly total.

The first consultation is listed as free, with a $150 value, whether in office or virtual. The clinic now says it accepts insurance, but the same offer also says no insurance is required. A payment plan page names Cherry Payment Plans, with no terms given. No cancellation or commitment terms are stated for the monthly plan. It does not publish prices for diabetes consulting or insulin resistance treatment.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with who signs the prescription. Ask whether Spencer N. Barton writes your prescription, or whether another clinician does, and whether you will see him at each visit.

Ask whether the $299 monthly plan covers the medication every month, and what changes if you stop after the first month. Ask how long you must stay enrolled.

Ask which product you will receive, whether the drug is brand-name or compounded, and who makes it.

Ask what the lab tests and follow-up check-ins cost. Baseline and regular lab work are part of its program, but it gives no prices for them.

If you plan to use insurance, ask what your cash price becomes with it, and what it is without. Finally, ask how to cancel, whether there is a minimum term, and what the office hours are.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want weight loss care led by a nurse practitioner, you are prepared to pay cash, and you can get the monthly price, cancellation terms, and lab costs in writing before your first visit. Hold off if you need those terms published before you call.

Sources: pecanhealth.com, pecanhealth.com/semaglutide-sandy-utah, pecanhealth.com/services, pecanhealth.com/weight-loss

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