Most “peptide clinics” advertising online are not vetted — not for clinician credentials, not for pharmacy sourcing, not for clinical experience. The Peptide Association maintains the only national directory of peptide therapy providers who have passed a standardized verification.
Search by state, compound, or telehealth availability. Every listed clinic has been screened for active licensure, transparent 503A/503B sourcing, and documented clinical experience with peptide therapy.
Arlington, TXPrecision Weight Loss & Hormone Optimization
Telehealth Available
Board-certified emergency medicine physician and founder of Voafit. Physician-led concierge care with medical weight loss, hormone optimization, and advanced peptide therapies across 41 states. Chief Medical Advisor to the Peptide Association.
Works with men and women who want to optimize their health using naturopathic and functional medicine approaches, offering hormone and testosterone replacement, peptide therapy, and regenerative medicine.
Offers peptide therapy with costs ranging from $225-$800 per month depending on dosage and type. Treats healing, repair, inflammation, weight loss, and anti-aging.
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National leader in wellness and natural healthcare. Offers nationwide services including semaglutide weight loss and peptide therapy with complimentary consultations.
Former General Surgeon for 28 years who now specializes in functional medicine including peptide therapy. Listed on Liquivida's All-Star Peptide Therapy Practitioners list.
Board-certified physician specializing in bio-identical hormone replacement therapy combined with peptides. Offers subcutaneous injections, oral capsules, nasal sprays, and topical creams. Office in Stoneham with virtual treatment available statewide.
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A peptide clinic is a medical practice that integrates peptide therapeutics into its treatment protocols, typically alongside hormone optimization, metabolic health, and regenerative medicine. The best clinics are staffed by licensed physicians, nurse practitioners, or physician assistants with specific training in peptide pharmacology and regulatory compliance.
Common services
Most peptide clinics offer some combination of subcutaneous injection protocols, telemedicine consultations, baseline and follow-up lab work, ongoing monitoring, and patient education. Many also provide TRT/HRT, IV therapy, NAD+ protocols, and GLP-1 therapeutics under the same roof.
Peptide clinic vs. general wellness clinic vs. concierge medicine
A peptide clinic is a specific clinical focus — not a synonym for “wellness clinic.” Many general wellness clinics prescribe peptides occasionally without the depth of protocol, sourcing rigor, or monitoring cadence that a dedicated peptide practice provides. Concierge medicine practices sometimes bundle peptide therapy into a broader membership model that covers labs, consultations, and compound costs for a flat monthly fee.
Scope of care — what a good peptide clinic will and won't do
A good peptide clinic will run comprehensive labs before starting therapy, discuss evidence honestly, set realistic timelines, monitor response, and adjust or discontinue a protocol if it's not working. It will not prescribe peptides without a workup, sell unlimited refills without follow-up, or source from research-chemical suppliers.
How the Peptide Association Verifies Clinics
Every provider in the directory has passed a four-part verification before being listed. Ongoing listing status requires continued compliance.
Physician credential checks
Active state medical license verification, board certification where applicable, and confirmation that the prescribing clinician is operating within scope of practice for peptide therapy.
Compounding pharmacy sourcing audit
The clinic must name its compounding pharmacy (or pharmacies), and those pharmacies must be 503A or 503B facilities in good standing. See the supplier network for the vetted pharmacy list.
Clinical experience minimums
Providers must demonstrate documented clinical experience with peptide therapy — this is not a credential granted to clinicians who have prescribed peptides once or twice.
Ongoing education and compliance
Listed providers are expected to maintain continuing education in peptide therapy and longevity medicine, and to operate in compliance with state and federal regulatory requirements. See compliance-audit for the standards the association applies.
Choosing Between Clinics
Questions to ask on your first call
Which compounding pharmacy do you use, and is it 503A or 503B?
What baseline labs do you run, and how often are they repeated?
How do you individualize dosing for my specific situation?
What does your follow-up cadence look like?
What's the all-in monthly cost, including labs and follow-up?
What your first consultation should include
A thorough medical history, a conversation about goals and expectations, orders for baseline labs, and a discussion of the proposed protocol — not a sales pitch. If the first consultation feels like a sales call, that's a signal to keep looking.
Red flags
No baseline labs required before starting therapy
Sourcing that is vague, overseas, or described as “research grade”
Pressure to commit to long-term contracts or prepayments
No follow-up built into the protocol beyond the initial consult
Identical protocols marketed to every patient regardless of history or labs
Telemedicine Peptide Clinics
When telemedicine is a good fit
Telemedicine works well for follow-ups on stable protocols, lab reviews, dose adjustments, and for patients in regions without local peptide-experienced clinicians. Subcutaneous injection is patient-administered after training, so ongoing in-person visits are often unnecessary once a protocol is established.
State-by-state telemedicine availability
State telemedicine laws determine whether a given provider can prescribe across state lines and whether an initial visit must be in-person. The directory's state filter surfaces providers licensed in your state, including telehealth-only operators.
Hybrid telemedicine + in-person models
Many clinics offer hybrid care: in-person for the initial workup and injection training, telehealth for ongoing follow-up and protocol adjustments. Hybrid is often the best of both worlds for patients who can access a peptide clinic within reasonable distance.
Cost Expectations
Typical consultation fee range
Initial peptide consultations run $150–$500, depending on the clinic, whether labs are bundled, and whether the visit is in-person or telehealth. Follow-up visits are usually $75–$250.
Compound cost per month
Monthly peptide costs vary widely by compound and protocol: BPC-157 runs $150–$400, sermorelin $200–$500, CJC-1295/ipamorelin $250–$500, and GLP-1 agonists $300–$1,300 depending on branded vs. compounded. Combined protocols with multiple peptides run higher.
Insurance
Peptide therapy is overwhelmingly cash-pay. Specific indications (type 2 diabetes, growth hormone deficiency) may have coverage paths, but most programs are paid out of pocket.
Peptide Clinics by Region
Use the state filter in the directory above to narrow results to your region. Coverage is strongest in states with established longevity medicine ecosystems (California, Texas, Florida, Arizona, Colorado, New York, Washington), and growing steadily elsewhere. Patients in states with limited in-person coverage should look for providers licensed for telehealth in their state.
Credentialed clinicians
Active state license, board certification where applicable, and scope-of-practice review.
Compliant sourcing
Named 503A/503B compounding pharmacy. Research-chem sourcing disqualifies a listing.
Documented experience
Minimum threshold of clinical peptide therapy experience before directory inclusion.
Ongoing monitoring
Verified providers run baseline labs, set follow-up cadence, and adjust dosing on data.
Frequently Asked Questions
Not finding a clinic in your state?
Check telehealth-eligible providers.
Many verified providers offer telehealth consultations across multiple states. Use the state filter, then look for the telehealth badge on listings. Clinicians joining the directory each month expand coverage — check back or sign up to be notified.