The Well Longevity Health
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## What is The Well Longevity Health? The Well Longevity Health is a wellness clinic at 10456 S Western Ave in Chicago, Illinois, offering hormone replacement therapy, peptide treatment, a medical weight loss program, IV therapeutics, functional lab testing, and breathwork. No individual providers are named anywhere on the site, and no specific peptide or medication brand is named either — the weight loss and peptide pages describe treatment only in general terms.
## What does it cost? Unlike most clinics in this space, The Well Longevity Health publishes an itemized cash price list. The initial consult for any weight loss program is $200 and includes a history and physical exam plus an InBody body composition scan; the hormone therapy initial consult is also $200, though it's a separate line item from the weight loss consult. Ongoing hormone care runs through a monthly pellet package at $160/month, which includes pellet insertion — 3 to 4 times a year for women, or twice a year for men. IV therapy is priced individually: a Myers IV is $170, Immunity, Quench, and Reboot IVs are each $150, a Glutathione IV is $125, and a Tri-Immune Boost IV is $150, with a basic IV starting at $100. NAD IV therapy runs $250 for a 250mg dose or $500 for 500mg. Injections are cheaper: B-12 is $20, glutathione is $40, Tri-Immune Boost is $30, and Lipostat plus is $25. Functional lab panels include an IgG or IgE Food/Allergy Explorer at $199 each, a combined IgG/IgE panel at $299, and GI Map stool testing at $389, or $453 with zonulin added. Frequent IV users get a loyalty discount: buy 4 IVs and get a 5th free, or buy 10 and get 3 free.
The site doesn't say. The peptide page names zero individual compounds, and the weight loss page refers only generically to "various peptides and prescription medications," with cost said to vary by an individual's "plan of care and microdosing."
## Who is it for? No specific patient profile is stated, but the detailed pricing and menu of hormone, weight loss, IV, and lab services suggest it's built for cash-pay patients comparison-shopping for specific treatments.
## Does it accept insurance, and is telehealth offered? Neither is addressed anywhere on the site, despite the otherwise detailed pricing.
## Hours No hours are published anywhere on the site, including the homepage and the new-patients page.
**Sources:** https://gotothewellhealth.com/ · https://gotothewellhealth.com/pricing-packages/ · https://gotothewellhealth.com/meet-our-team/ · https://gotothewellhealth.com/peptides/ · https://gotothewellhealth.com/weight-loss-program/ · https://gotothewellhealth.com/new-patients/