THE WELL INTEGRATIVE HEALTH

About THE WELL INTEGRATIVE HEALTH

What is The Well Integrative Health?

The Well Integrative Health is a nurse practitioner-led integrative health practice at 5 Ridgway Ct Unit D in Elkhorn, Wisconsin. Its phone number is (262) 891-8977. It lists four services: IV Therapy, Weight Loss, Integrative Health and Direct Primary Care. The header on its homepage also mentions vitamin injections and thyroid optimization. Weight loss gets the most detail, with three medications named: semaglutide, tirzepatide and liraglutide. The practice says it combines conventional and complementary approaches. In its own words: "If you qualify, we'll prescribe the appropriate medication and design a personalized weight loss plan that may include nutrition guidance, movement goals, and supplement support."

Kelly Riffel, FNP-C, MSN is the one person listed as the prescriber. She says she completed her nursing education in 2011, earned her Nurse Practitioner Certification in 2019, and has worked in healthcare for over 20 years. The office is open in person on Monday from 12pm to 5pm, and on Tuesday and Friday from 9am to 3pm. Wednesday and Thursday are virtual. Its Google listing shows a rating of 5 from 11 reviews.

What does it cost?

The New Patient Consultation is $100, and it is required to begin treatment. The GLP-1 weight loss tiers are billed monthly. Tier 1 is $350 to $400 a month, and Tier 2 is $400 to $600 a month. Both include the medication for a one-month supply plus the office visit. Labs, if needed, are a separate cost, and the cost is not given.

A separate Medical and Non-Medical Weight Loss Plan is $130 a month. It includes unlimited support and a monthly office visit. The plan can use medication or non-medication options, but it does not say whether medication is included in the $130. The tier labeling on that plan is also unclear, so ask what each tier contains.

The practice offers a discount for paying up front: sign up for a 6 month membership and receive 10% off. It does not say whether insurance is accepted, and it does not publish prices for IV therapy or Direct Primary Care. Telehealth is available to Wisconsin residents only.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether the $130 plan includes medication, and if so, which one. For the GLP-1 tiers, ask which product is dispensed and whether it is brand-name or compounded. Ask what separates Tier 1 from Tier 2 and what each tier includes.

Ask how much lab work costs, how often it is needed, and whether it is billed separately from the monthly fee. Ask whether follow-up visits are covered by the monthly price. Ask whether the $100 consultation is applied to your first month.

Ask whether the 6 month membership requires paying in full up front, and what happens to the money if you stop early. It does not state a cancellation policy, so ask for it in writing. Ask whether the practice accepts insurance at all.

If you are interested in hormone therapy, peptide therapy, or Direct Primary Care, ask directly. Direct Primary Care is named as a service, but no description of what it covers is given, and hormone or peptide therapy is not described.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a nurse practitioner to manage a medication-based weight loss program for a single monthly price, and you either live in Wisconsin or can come in person on Monday, Tuesday or Friday. If you are looking for a lower monthly price without medication, the $130 plan is worth a call to confirm exactly what it covers.

Sources: thewellnp.com, thewellnp.com/weightloss, thewellnp.com/about

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