Guide · by Dana Whitfield, NP · October 2026
Between about $200 and $900 a month in Nashville depending on the medication, the clinic and what is left out of the headline price. Here is what the fee usually hides, and every Wrenhaven price in one list. By Dana Whitfield, NP.
The short answer
Compounded semaglutide programs in Nashville mostly run $200 to $400 a month, tirzepatide $300 to $500 with some well above that, and brand-name self-pay products start around $200 for a low dose and climb. The headline rarely includes labs, visits, a dietitian or anything for after. Wrenhaven charges $349 a month for semaglutide and $449 for tirzepatide with all of that included, every month, and $149 for the Starting Line, credited against month one. Fictional prices for a concept site; results vary.
| Line item | Typical Nashville offer | At Wrenhaven |
|---|---|---|
| Intro price | Often $99 to $199 for month one, then the full rate from month two | The same price every month |
| Labs | Usually extra, often not done | Day one and week twelve, included |
| Check-ins | A portal message, or a monthly video call | A nurse every week, included |
| Dietitian | Rarely offered | Two sessions, included |
| Exit plan | Not mentioned | Written on day one; maintenance $199 a month |
| Membership | Common, with a cancellation window | None; monthly, leave when you want |
What moves it
Plainly
A $99 first month pays for itself when month two is $400 and the card is on file. The honest number is the twelve-month total with everything in it. Ours is the Starting Line plus eleven monthly fees, and it is written on the plan before you start.
The prescriber by name, the collaborating physician by name, the pharmacy, the full monthly price with what it includes, the lab schedule, the check-in cadence, and the exit plan. If a clinic cannot show you those on one page, the page is the problem.
Author
Lead Clinician, Nurse Practitioner
Dana runs the Starting Line: the history, the readings, the labs and the written plan. She sees every weight loss patient monthly, adjusts doses with the weekly nurse notes, and signs the exit plan.
Compounded GLP-1 programs are self-pay almost everywhere, including here. Some HSA cards accept the program fee; ask Jordan.
It is credited against your first month if you start. If you do not start, it covers the labs and the visit you had.
No. Add-on drips in the lounge are priced separately and are never required.
It costs more to compound. Everything else in the program is the same.
The Starting Line · 75 min · $149, credited
The Starting Line is seventy-five minutes with a nurse practitioner and ends with a written plan with the price on it.