Dr. Saxena and her team earn consistent praise for treating patients as individuals rather than conditions. Reviewers report that the practice spends time explaining blood work, coordinates care between doctor and health coach, and adjusts hormone therapy based on personal outcomes-not textbook ranges. Long-term patients (some citing 15+ years) credit the functional medicine approach with sustained health improvements and discovering root causes like mold sensitivity or hormonal imbalances.
Patients report thorough consultations and transparent guidance on treatment protocols. Staff named (Dakota, Ashley) handle blood work review and dosage planning without pressure to upsell. One reviewer noted a lag in lab scheduling but overall satisfaction remains high.
Dianne brings 25+ years of clinical experience to a mix of injectables, threads, and IV wellness. Patients consistently report she explains treatments in detail, delivers painless procedures, and takes time with each client. Many see real results within weeks and come back for multiple services-IV vitamin therapy for immunity and chronic conditions, Botox and threads for facial rejuvenation, and hormone testing that some follow for years. Her clean Tampa office and warm demeanor stand out across reviews. No price complaints appear, no wait-time issues surface, and no treatment failures are mentioned. The only caveat is limited independent verification beyond the reviews themselves, though her APRN credential and stated experience suggest formal training.
Patients consistently report life-changing outcomes with weight loss of 40-70 pounds, improved energy, and resolution of chronic conditions like fibromyalgia and pre-diabetes. Kerrie Geaney leads the program with weekly check-ins, fast text and phone support, and tailored treatment plans that reviewers say feel "with me" rather than clinical. All services run via telehealth with home medication delivery, starting at $159 per month for TRT and $200-600 for weight loss medication. Reviewers praise her medical knowledge, emotional support, and willingness to answer questions. One patient noted an early pricing confusion, quickly resolved, but no other friction appears in the record.
Last updated 2026-08-07