Medical Wellness Clinics
Clinician-led hydration, hormone, weight-management, preventive and longevity services.
IV hydration therapy clinics
Clinics administering intravenous fluids and nutrients. IV therapy is a medical procedure that requires a prescriber's order and licensed staff.
Coming soon →Medical careHormone optimization clinics
Clinicians who evaluate and manage hormone conditions, including menopause care.
Coming soon →Medical careTestosterone replacement therapy (TRT) clinics
Clinics that evaluate and prescribe testosterone therapy. Testosterone is a controlled substance; treatment requires a licensed prescriber, lab testing and ongoing monitoring.
Coming soon →Medical careMedical weight-loss clinics
Clinician-supervised weight management, which may include nutrition, behaviour support and prescription medication.
Coming soon →Medical careMen's health clinics
Clinics focused on men's health concerns, including urologic and hormonal care.
Coming soon →Medical careWomen's wellness clinics
Clinics focused on women's health across life stages, including midlife and menopause care.
Coming soon →Medical carePreventive healthcare clinics
Clinics focused on screening, risk reduction and early detection.
Coming soon →Medical careLongevity and health screening centers
Centers offering health assessments and prevention planning. Ask which recommendations are supported by clinical guidelines.
Coming soon →Medical careSleep medicine clinics
Clinics that diagnose and treat sleep disorders such as sleep apnea and insomnia.
Coming soon →Medical careNutrition and metabolic health providers
Registered dietitians and clinicians supporting nutrition and metabolic conditions.
Coming soon →Medical care or general wellness?
Diagnosis or treatment delivered or supervised by licensed clinicians. Rules on who may perform a service, and under whose supervision, are set by state medical, nursing and pharmacy boards.
Residential, home-based or day services licensed or certified by a state agency and, for some provider types, certified by CMS for Medicare or Medicaid.
Services that support comfort, fitness or wellbeing. They are not medical treatment and should not replace care from a licensed clinician. Some practitioners (for example massage therapists) hold a state professional license.