Stanwood Wellness Clinic, LLC
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What is Stanwood Wellness Clinic?
Stanwood Wellness Clinic, LLC is a cash-pay clinic at 8705 271 ST NW, Suite 7, in downtown Stanwood, WA 98292. The phone number is 360-770-8392. Amy Anderson, ARNP, a nurse practitioner, is the only prescriber named. She opened the clinic in 2024 after work in cardiology and emergency medicine at Providence Everett, and her stated focus is medically supervised weight loss and men's testosterone therapy.
The clinic offers four services: weight loss treatment with GLP-1 medication, men's testosterone replacement therapy, women's hormone replacement therapy, and IV hydration with vitamin injections. In its own words: "We offer medically supervised weight management using GLP-1 medications, including semaglutide and tirzepatide." The medications are compounded and sourced from licensed compounding pharmacies. Weight loss treatment is described as elective and not medically necessary, and consents are required. The clinic has a Google rating of 5 from 98 reviews. It does not list hours, and it does not say whether it offers telehealth or what area it serves.
This listing is for its Stanwood office at 8705 271 ST NW Suite 7.
What does it cost?
Weight loss medication is sold by the vial, and the listed prices include the medication. Two different vial price lists appear across the clinic's materials, so confirm which one is current. One starts at $229 for a 2.5 mg semaglutide vial and reaches $599 for a 110 mg tirzepatide vial. The other starts at $269 for a 2.5 mg vial and lists $339 for a 20 mg semaglutide vial. Both note that pharmacy prices can change. The weight loss consultation is free. Syringes come with each order, but replacements are not shipped on an ongoing basis. They cost about $20 for a box of 100 from Amazon.
Hormone care is priced separately. The initial consult is free. Starting HRT or TRT costs $175, each follow-up visit costs $99, and a hormone pellet insertion costs $450. The clinic does not say whether medication is included in the TRT or HRT prices. Lab work costs $70 to $170 through Ulta Lab Services, and IV hydration runs $150 to $175. A B12 injection is $35.
The clinic does not bill insurance. It will print a receipt you can submit to your insurer or health savings account, or provide a letter of medical necessity. Lab orders can also go to LabCorp, where you can use insurance. It accepts credit card, HSA, FSA, Apple Cash and Venmo. There is no subscription and no automatic withdrawal of payments, and you can stop at any time. It lists a financing option, but no terms are given.
What should you ask before you book?
Ask whether Amy Anderson reviews your history and writes each prescription, and whether follow-up visits are with her. Ask which vial price list is current, and whether that price covers syringes and any anti-nausea medication sent to a local pharmacy. Ask which compounding pharmacy supplies the medication, and whether you can get semaglutide without the added vitamin B.
Ask what screening happens before a GLP-1 prescription, since the clinic lists conditions that rule these medicines out. Ask whether TRT and HRT prices include medication, and what each follow-up visit and lab panel costs.
Ask about the replacement policy. Once the carrier marks a package delivered, the clinic will not replace it for free or charge, and you would pay for a new order. Ask what happens when a package goes missing after delivery confirmation. Ask whether telehealth or set hours are available, and what terms apply to the financing option.
Who is it a good fit for?
This is a good fit if you plan to pay cash for weight loss medication or hormone care, you want Amy Anderson, ARNP, as the named prescriber, and you are comfortable with compounded medication and submitting your own receipts to insurance. It is not a fit if you need the clinic to bill your insurance company.
Sources: stanwellclinic.com, stanwellclinic.com/weightlosspricing, stanwellclinic.com/testosterone, stanwellclinic.com/about, stanwellclinic.com/faq
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