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Age Management Institute

5.0 (3 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

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Reno Weight Loss

Reno Weight Loss

2.2(11 reviews)
1.2 mi•South Reno

I'm a fan of Reno Weight Loss. The program, as long as you follow the plan, will deliver amazing…read moreresults. It's expensive but that was my motivation for success. I stuck with the food program and nutraceuticals and consuming water throughout the day. I was not hungry. I've tried other plans where I've only lost 10 lbs over many months so I actually paid those programs more than I paid for this program. I've lost almost 25 lbs in just over a month. I'm heading into Phase 3, which is the maintenance portion. My goal was 30 lbs. My husband calls me "thinny". I am 5'6" and right now 140 lbs. I would like to thank "Tink" at the Center who administered the lipo red light therapy I opted for as part of the plan. Tink had great tips, as she also did the plan, and she was super encouraging. It's work but anything worth doing is accomplished by hard work. She was my hero Plus, the nutraceuticals, essentially vitamins, have made me feel great. I'm no longer tired or sluggish. Glad I signed up for the plan!

One star because you can't do less…read more I purchased a second round of diet supplements and support services from Spokane Weight Loss, which is associated with, possibly owned by, Reno Weight Loss. Unfortunately, after paying for the product, the Spokane office suddenly closed without warning, website and Facebook group vanished, app gone, and phone disconnected without any forwarding. I did some sleuthing on my own and finally found the Reno office. I was hopeful I would be able to receive the product and service I paid for. The initial staff I spoke to was considerate and gave me hope that customer service was important. Instead, the owner/manager emailed me that they would NOT be supporting Spokane and directed me to her attorney for any further contact. I reached out to the attorney and have not received any response back weeks later. I'm out $1000 and Reno Weight Loss was unwilling to step up to give customer support to their Spokane customers after leaving town without notice and leaving us high and dry. Obviously, given an attorney was provided, there's a reason they left left Spokane so quickly and didn't leave any forwarding. The diet worked For me. The Spokane staff were helpful. Does that mean there was a questionable reason for the quick departure? Hmmmm? Beware.

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Alpine Wellness

3.0(2 reviews)
1.4 mi•South Reno

BEWARE: ALPINE WELLNESS…read more We were patients at Alpine Wellness for approximately a year and a half, but their conduct became increasingly concerning and we ultimately terminated our family's membership. What started as a concierge medical practice that promised personalized care, transparency, and direct access to providers increasingly felt like a series of additional fees, memberships, and financial commitments that were not clearly disclosed upfront. For example, patients are told lab work is included with the concierge membership, yet there is a $400 charge for the initial lab panel written into the contract. That charge was never proactively explained to us. We first learned about it when it was time to schedule the labs. Communication was another major issue. I found it nearly impossible to communicate directly with Anya or Trevor when I had questions or concerns. Questions were repeatedly routed through the receptionist, and we often received responses about office policies rather than straightforward answers from the providers themselves. The final straw came after my annual lab review and an appointment discussing a plan to improve my health. We discussed treatment recommendations, medications, the costs of those medications, consent forms, medication delivery, and next steps. What was never discussed during that appointment was that moving forward with those recommendations would require approximately $850 per month in additional memberships and a six-month contractual commitment, on top of the $300-per-month concierge membership we were already paying. This was particularly troubling because the recommended medications were standard oral prescriptions that would have been 100% covered by my health insurance. There was no need for the practice to supply or administer the medications, yet accessing the recommended treatment through Alpine required enrolling in additional monthly membership programs. That information came later. When I questioned why such a significant financial commitment had not been disclosed while the treatment plan was actually being presented, I spent weeks trying to get a straightforward answer. Despite multiple emails that included all parties, I was repeatedly routed back through the receptionist and never received a direct explanation from the provider who made the recommendations. For me, the issue ultimately became much bigger than cost. It became an issue of transparency and trust. Between the additional fees, inability to communicate directly with providers when significant concerns arose, and feeling like nearly every step of our care led to another membership or paid service, we no longer felt comfortable continuing with the practice. It became difficult to know whether recommendations were being made solely because they were medically appropriate or because moving forward required purchasing additional services from the practice. At the level of care being recommended to us, our family's costs would have approached $15,000 per year. If a treatment plan requires hundreds of dollars per month in additional memberships and a long-term contractual commitment, I believe that information should be disclosed during the medical appointment when the treatment is being discussed, not afterward when the patient believes the next step is simply completing consent forms and receiving medication. Healthcare requires trust. Patients should be able to trust that significant costs and contractual obligations will be disclosed when healthcare decisions are being made, that providers will communicate directly when serious concerns are raised, and that medical care will not continually be placed behind another paywall. It is incredibly disappointing because we genuinely wanted Alpine Wellness to succeed and had hoped to remain patients long term. Based on our family's experience, however, I would not recommend this practice.

Their new business location is quite the upgrade from their old office! Much bigger and they have…read moreadded more providers including a pediatrician. Still decorated with natural/bohemian decor, a very relaxing environment. Her office is decorated like a living room to make you comfortable. Anya is wonderful! She is so caring and thorough and easy to talk to. We love that she answers all your questions and you don't feel rushed at all. She takes her time talking with you and isn't pushy about anything. I love her view on medicine and trying natural therapies first.

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B-Extreme

4.8(14 reviews)
6.5 mi•Northwest Reno

So, I went to the Renown health and wellness center for four months. Awful awful awful. I actually…read moregained weight while seeing them. Then I came to Bxtreme. Joy!! I knew I needed structure (they put me on Paleo); weight loss research says do NOT do low calorie dieting which Renown ignored over and over (they put me on 1100 calories so I would have crashed my metabolism and regained weight) and with Paleo it's about following the rules of what you eat, not how many calories you eat so I trust the Bxtreme process. Love getting the B vitamin shots. Anyway, I am mid 60s (harder to lose) but have lost 14 pounds in my first month. Do I love them? You bet!! Plus I get weekly support when I go for my shots, which medical research says is important for success. So happy!

My last pregnancy and a job change made it almost impossible to lose weight. I was so tired all the…read moretime. The bigger the better was my feeling towards clothes. I was depressed with how I let myself go. At night my heart felt funny and it was hard to get comfortable. I've dont the pills before but I think my mindset was different those times. This time I reached out as a last resort and was ready to take this seriously. I was on the 15 mg for about 2 weeks and the bumped up to the 30mg and stayed constant with keto and excercise. It took me around 5 months to drop 58 pounds. The pills do stop working after awhile so it's up to you. I was nice having a crutch but I knew that I needed to do this on my own eventually. I'm very happy with my results and I will continue to get my B12 shots.

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The DRIPBaR South Reno

3.7(15 reviews)
3.4 mi

I had high hopes for this place and sadly, I won't be coming back. My husband started a membership…read morehere with the owner and we were told we could share credits. Unfortunately some of the staff didn't believe us so they were hesitant to give us proper service. The people who work here don't seem to be aligned on their training. Their nurses also don't seem to know how to get a needle in without making painful bruises. Luckily I was only getting drips once a month, so I figured I'd just tolerate it because this place was convenient to my house and IVs were for health benefits, or so I thought. Do your research, especially if you are concerned about micro plastics. IV bags are made of plastic and can easily flood your bloodstream. According to research published in Environment & Health, these bits of plastic -- from 1 to 62 micrometers long -- are present in the filtered solutions used for medical intravenous (IV) infusions.. so enjoy if you dare! This was one of the reasons I cancelled my membership. While getting red light therapy, the room where you do it in also doesn't have a privacy lock, something to worry about when you're undressing. Oh and if you get their B12 shot, you may experience headaches from the sudden high vitamin concentration. To top it off, some reviewers have received $25 in credits for leaving a review, so don't believe every good review you see here or on Google. The owner is also hardly ever on site and is unresponsive to emails.

I love The Drip Bar! The staff are wonderful and always provide a comfortable environment. I always…read morewalk out feeling so much better after getting an IV drip.

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