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7035 Beracasa Way, Suite 102
LifeBoost
7035 Beracasa Way, Suite 102
Boca Raton, FL 33433
United States
One office, on Beracasa Way. Call (561) 922-9967 between 10am and 4pm on a weekday and you'll reach the people who work here. If we're with patients, leave a message or send the form — we call back within one business day.
Takes about 30 seconds. We call you back within one business day.
Address, phone, hours
One address, one phone number, one set of hours. When you call, you reach the office.
LifeBoost
7035 Beracasa Way, Suite 102
Boca Raton, FL 33433
United States
The fastest way to get an answer. Booking, rescheduling, questions about what a visit involves — all of it is handled on this number by someone at the office.
If you reach voicemail, leave your name and number. We work through messages the same day where we can, and the next business day otherwise.
Call (561) 922-9967 →Eastern time. Form submissions sent after hours or over a weekend are answered on the next business day.
Getting here
Beracasa Way is in Boca Raton, 33433. Patients drive in from Delray Beach, Boynton Beach and Deerfield Beach — it is a straightforward trip from all three, and the suite number matters more than the route.
Head south into Boca Raton — I-95 and Federal Highway both run the length of it, so take whichever you normally would. Put 7035 Beracasa Way, Boca Raton into your map app rather than the practice name; the address is exact and the pin lands on the building.
Head north into Boca Raton on I-95 or Federal Highway. Allow a little extra time in the winter months — the drive up from the county line takes noticeably longer at 8am and 5pm than it does mid-morning.
Look for Suite 102. If you can't work out which door is ours, call (561) 922-9967 from outside and someone will point you in — it is quicker than circling.
Everything hands-on happens at this address: the consultation, your blood draw, injections and in-office procedures.
From the first call to a plan
Here is what happens, from the first call to a treatment plan. It works the same way whether you are here about hormones, weight, PRP or an aesthetic treatment.
We ask what's going on and roughly how long it's been going on for, then book you in. Two or three minutes. Nothing about the treatment is decided on that call.
In person, at the office. Symptoms, medical history, medications and how you actually live. Bring your medication and supplement list and any labs you've had done elsewhere. You leave knowing which tests you need, and which you can skip.
A blood panel chosen for your symptoms, drawn here in the office. Then we wait for the results to come back.
Your provider goes through the numbers with you — some of these reviews happen at the office, some over the phone — not a PDF emailed to you to interpret alone. Dr. Stratt consults on the case and on what gets prescribed. Your price is put in writing before you decide anything, and treatment starts only if it is indicated.
Before you call
Some questions we can answer on the phone today. Others need a visit and labs first.
Who you'll see
A physician and a nationally certified physician assistant. You will be told which of them you're booked with before you arrive, and the same small team is there at the next visit.
Where to start
Plenty of patients call already knowing what they want to ask about. If you're not sure yet, these pages explain what each treatment involves.
Practical questions
Call first. The office runs Monday to Friday, 10am to 4pm, and consultations are scheduled so you get a full appointment rather than whatever is left between patients. If you ring outside those hours, leave a message — we return calls the next business day.
Within one business day. If you send it over a weekend, expect a call Monday. If you would rather not wait, call the office directly at (561) 922-9967 — during office hours the phone is faster than the form.
No. LifeBoost is a self-pay practice. Nothing here is billed through insurance, which is exactly why we put your price in writing at the results visit instead of sending a bill afterwards.
Not accurately, and we would rather not guess. What you pay depends on which protocol is indicated, and that is not known until your labs are back. You will have the number in writing at the results visit, before you commit to anything.
A list of the medications and supplements you take, with doses, and any recent lab work done elsewhere — bring it even if it is a year old, because it can save repeating a test. If there is a specific symptom you want addressed, write it down. Appointments move quickly and it is easy to leave without asking the thing you came in for.
This page is for general information and is not medical advice. Whether any treatment is appropriate for you is determined after evaluation and, where indicated, laboratory testing.
Boca Raton · Serving Delray Beach, Boynton Beach & Deerfield Beach
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