Frequently Asked Questions

A longevity program is designed to support healthy aging, energy, recovery, metabolic health, cognitive function, and overall wellness through personalized medical guidance and science-backed therapies.

Programs may include peptides, metabolic support therapies, hormone optimization, vitamin protocols, lifestyle coaching, and preventative health strategies.

Depending on eligibility and provider evaluation, longevity programs may include therapies such as:

• NAD+ support
• Sermorelin
• B12-MIC
• Testosterone optimization
• Peptide therapies
• Metabolic health support
• GLP-1 medications
• Nutritional and lifestyle guidance

Treatment plans are individualized based on your goals, medical history, and lab work when appropriate.

NAD+ is a naturally occurring coenzyme found in every cell in the body. It plays an important role in cellular energy production, mitochondrial function, and DNA repair.

Many people seek NAD+ support to help with:

• Energy levels
• Mental clarity
• Recovery
• Healthy aging
• Focus and cognitive support
• Overall vitality

Sermorelin is a peptide designed to stimulate the body's natural production of growth hormone.

Some patients use Sermorelin as part of a broader wellness and healthy aging strategy focused on:

• Recovery
• Sleep quality
• Lean muscle support
• Energy
• Body composition
• Healthy aging support

Some medications and therapies used in longevity medicine are FDA-approved for specific medical conditions, while certain compounded medications are not FDA-approved.

Compounded medications are prepared by licensed pharmacies and may be prescribed when clinically appropriate by a licensed provider.

Your provider will discuss all risks, benefits, and treatment options during your evaluation.

In some cases, yes.

Depending on the therapy being considered, your provider may recommend laboratory testing to evaluate:

• Hormone levels
• Metabolic markers
• Nutritional deficiencies
• Overall health status

Certain treatments may require labs before prescriptions can be issued.

Eligibility varies depending on the treatment and your medical history.

Most programs are intended for adults seeking support for:

• Healthy aging
• Energy and recovery
• Hormonal balance
• Weight management
• Metabolic wellness
• Performance optimization

All treatments require review and approval by a licensed medical provider.

Some patients report improvements in energy, focus, recovery, and overall wellness while participating in medically guided longevity programs.

However, individual results vary, and no treatment can guarantee specific outcomes.

Persistent fatigue may also be related to underlying medical conditions that require additional evaluation.

When prescribed and monitored by licensed medical professionals, peptide therapies may be appropriate for certain individuals.

Like any medical treatment, peptides can carry potential risks and side effects. Your provider will review your medical history, discuss possible risks, and determine whether treatment is appropriate for you.

Experiences vary from person to person.

Some individuals report changes in energy, sleep, recovery, or focus within weeks, while other benefits may develop gradually over several months alongside lifestyle improvements.

Consistency and adherence to the treatment plan are important factors.

No.

While metabolic health and body composition may be part of the conversation, longevity-focused programs are generally broader and may also focus on:

• Energy
• Cognitive performance
• Recovery
• Sleep
• Hormonal health
• Healthy aging
• Overall wellness optimization

Pricing depends on the therapies selected and whether medications, coaching, consultations, or labs are included.

Most longevity programs use a monthly or quarterly pricing structure.

Many longevity-focused programs are cash-pay and may not be covered by insurance.

However, certain labs, medications, or treatments may qualify for HSA/FSA reimbursement depending on your plan.

Availability varies based on state regulations, provider licensing, and pharmacy partnerships.

Certain therapies may not be available in all states.

Typically, the process includes:

• Completing an online intake questionnaire
• Reviewing your medical history with a licensed provider
• Completing labs if necessary
• Receiving a personalized treatment plan
• Ongoing follow-up and progress monitoring

In some cases, yes.

Certain patients combine metabolic health therapies with longevity-focused treatments under provider supervision.

Your provider will determine whether therapies are clinically appropriate together based on your health history and goals.

Compounded medications are customized formulations prepared by licensed pharmacies.

They are not identical to commercially manufactured FDA-approved products and are not reviewed by the FDA for safety or efficacy in the same way as approved medications.

Providers may prescribe compounded medications when clinically appropriate and legally permitted.

Most providers recommend combining treatment with healthy habits such as:

• Strength training
• Cardiovascular exercise
• Sleep optimization
• Hydration
• Increased protein intake
• Stress management
• Nutritional improvements

Longevity therapies generally work best as part of a broader wellness strategy.

Yes. Participation is voluntary, and patients can discuss discontinuation or treatment adjustments with their provider at any time.