FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How does TRT work?

Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) involves the administration of testosterone through various methods to boost levels in men experiencing deficiency. This can enhance energy levels, mood, muscle mass, and support overall well-being, as guided by our medical team.

What is peptide therapy?

Peptide therapy uses specific peptides to promote healing, recovery, and performance enhancement. These compounds stimulate various biological processes that can improve endurance, muscle mass, and overall vitality when integrated into a comprehensive health plan.

Are weight loss programs effective?

Yes, our weight loss programs utilize medically supervised, evidence-based strategies tailored to individual needs. With ongoing support, accountability, and monitoring, many clients experience sustainable weight loss and improved health outcomes.

Will will my insurance cover during my visit?

Insurance may cover certain medically necessary treatments prescribed by your healthcare provider. However, most insurance plans do not cover peptide therapies, as these are often considered “elective” or “wellness” treatments. Coverage can vary based on your plan, the medical need, and the type of peptide prescribed. Medications related to peptide therapy are typically billed separately and may require out-of-pocket payment if not covered by your insurance. For details and personalized guidance, please contact us or review your insurance policy.

Are peptide therapies covered by insurance?

Peptide therapies are generally not covered by most insurance providers, as they are considered elective or wellness treatments. Exceptions may apply when peptides are medically necessary for certain conditions and are prescribed accordingly. Coverage decisions vary by insurance plan and may require prior authorization or proof of medical necessity. Please check with your insurance provider or contact our office for assistance in determining your coverage.

Will I have to pay for peptide medications out-of-pocket?

In most cases, yes. Peptide medications are billed separately and are not covered by insurance except in rare medical circumstances. Our team can provide itemized receipts for you to submit for potential reimbursement, but approval is not guaranteed[