A blood panel sent to your door
A 30-biomarker collection kit arrives at your home. You collect the sample yourself with the guided kit and post it back. A CLIA-certified lab runs it.
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Your $69 membership includes the at-home blood panel, the app, and a licensed clinician in your state. No labs, no prescription. No treatment is offered until those results are read. Founding members also get a temperature-controlled mini fridge.
Essentials $69/mo. No payment to take the assessment. Enrollment fee waived through December 25.
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. Where an FDA-approved branded product is right for you, your clinician can prescribe that instead.
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$69/mo
Four things at the entry tier. Fitness programming and remote monitoring cost $0 extra.
A 30-biomarker collection kit arrives at your home. You collect the sample yourself with the guided kit and post it back. A CLIA-certified lab runs it.
No treatment plan is offered to anyone before their labs have been reviewed. That review is the gate, and it is not optional.
Included for founding members, so temperature-sensitive medication has somewhere proper to live. Choose black or white at checkout.
Dose and symptom tracking, your home training program, and remote monitoring between reviews. All included at every tier.
The mini fridge is a founding-member inclusion and runs while that window is open.
Start the assessment Enrollment fee waived through December 25. No contract, cancel any time.
Metabolism, thyroid, insulin, testosterone, estradiol, cortisol and inflammation all affect each other. A change in one can move the others. If one of them is off, diet and exercise may stop working.
We test all of it first. Your clinician then treats what the labs show.
This is written for adults between 35 and 60. They have done the diets and the gym. They want to know what their labs say.
Illustrative photography. Models shown, not members. These images do not depict treatment results, and results vary from person to person.
GLP-1 is a hormone your gut already makes. Understanding what it does explains why dieting alone so often fails.
Your small intestine releases GLP-1 after you eat. Natural GLP-1 breaks down in minutes. The medicines in this class are modified versions that last for days. They act on the same receptors your own hormone uses.
When you lose weight, your body defends the weight it lost. Leptin falls and ghrelin rises. Hunger goes up and resting energy use goes down. That response is physiology, not a character failure. GLP-1 medicines act on the same appetite circuitry that drives it.
GLP-1 receptors sit in the hypothalamus and brainstem. Activating them lowers hunger and reduces food-seeking behavior.
Food leaves the stomach more slowly. A normal meal keeps you full for longer, so portions fall on their own.
It increases insulin release only when blood glucose is high. That glucose-dependence is why it behaves differently from older diabetes drugs.
Less glucagon means the liver pushes less stored glucose into the blood between meals.
This section explains how a drug class works. It is not a promise of any result. It is not a recommendation that you take any medicine. A licensed clinician decides whether a GLP-1 medicine is appropriate for you. That decision follows a review of your labs and your history.
Most members start with one program. They add the second after their labs come back.
For adults who have already tried dieting, tracking apps and the gym. A blood panel can show what your metabolism is doing.
Your clinician works from HbA1c, C-peptide, a full lipid panel and metabolic markers. These show how your body handles glucose and fat storage. GLP-1 therapy is one of the treatments a clinician can prescribe through the program. Treatment is prescribed only where your labs support it. Your dose is adjusted at every retest.
Men and women follow separate tracks. The panels, the goals and the risks are different.
Your panel covers total and free testosterone, estradiol, SHBG, LH, FSH and PSA. Your clinician works toward a clinically appropriate range and tracks your symptoms. Markers are rechecked on a set schedule.
Your panel covers estradiol, progesterone, testosterone, SHBG, DHEA-S, FSH and LH. Results are read against your stage: perimenopause, menopause, or a cycle that changed.
Peptides are signalling molecules. They are short chains of amino acids. They tell the body to do something it already knows how to do.
Peptide therapy is available inside the program. Your clinician decides which peptides fit you. That decision comes from your lab results, your history and current clinical guidance. It is not a menu you choose from. Anything prescribed is compounded at a licensed 503A pharmacy and shipped cold-chain with written dosing instructions.
Added to a medical weight loss plan when your labs support it.
Aimed at training recovery, soft-tissue repair and inflammation markers. Available in the program when a clinician prescribes them.
Reviewed when sleep quality and overnight recovery are part of your goals.
Reviewed when energy levels and immune function are part of your goals.
Every prescription is written by a clinician licensed in your state. No prescription is issued without a clinical review of your labs.
Medications are dispensed by licensed pharmacies, including 503A compounding pharmacies, under state and federal pharmacy law.
Temperature-sensitive medications ship cold-chain with written dosing instructions for every dose.
A membership does not guarantee any specific treatment. If a clinician decides a treatment is not right for you, they will not prescribe it.
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. FDA has not evaluated them for safety or effectiveness. Where an FDA-approved branded product is appropriate for you, your clinician can prescribe that instead.
Every member runs the same loop. Here is the shape of it, week by week.
Your collection kit arrives. You draw at home and send it back. The lab runs 30 biomarkers.
A licensed clinician reviews your results. They write your protocol and explain the reasoning.
Movement, joint prep and a walking base. Built for restarting, not for someone already training.
Two to three resistance sessions a week. Dumbbells or bands. This is what protects muscle while you lose weight.
Conditioning added on top of the strength base, scaled to where you actually are.
You repeat the panel. Your clinician compares it to baseline and changes your dose. The loop restarts.
At baseline and again at 90 days. You see both numbers side by side.
Fitness programming and remote monitoring cost $0 extra, at Essentials, Optimizer and Elite.
Every plan includes a training program you can do at home. The aim is to keep muscle while you lose weight.
The program needs little equipment. You can do it in a bedroom or a garage. It runs on the same 90-day cycle as your lab retests. Training and dose changes line up.
Basic movement patterns, joint prep and regular walking. It is written for people starting again after time off.
Full-body resistance work, two to three sessions a week. You need dumbbells or bands. The load goes up as you get stronger.
Conditioning intervals added on top of the strength work. The intensity is set to your current fitness and reviewed at your retest.
Short daily mobility and recovery sessions. They run alongside all three phases.
You stay in contact during the 90 days between retests. Your care team sees your data as it comes in.
Log your doses, weight, symptoms and side effects in the app. Your care team watches the trend over time. A stall or a side effect can be picked up between retests.
A daily check-in takes under a minute. It builds the record your clinician reads at your retest.
The app flags plateaus, unexpected weight changes and side-effect patterns. Your care team sees them before your next review.
Secure messaging between reviews. You can ask a question without booking an appointment.
Your lab values are charted at every retest. You can see how each marker changes, along with your weight.
Six steps, from the first blood panel to your retest at 90 days.
You collect the blood sample at home. A CLIA-certified lab runs a 30-biomarker panel. It covers hormones, metabolism, inflammation and cardiovascular markers. Results come back in days.
A licensed clinician reviews your results alongside your medical history and your goals. Then they write your protocol. A membership does not guarantee any specific treatment. The clinician decides that.
Your metabolic, hormonal, inflammatory and cardiovascular markers affect each other. The clinician reviews them together before writing your protocol.
Your plan may include weight loss treatment, hormone therapy, peptide therapy, or a combination. Doses are set from your lab numbers. Each dose comes with written instructions.
A licensed 503A pharmacy compounds your medication. It ships cold-chain to your address. Supplies and written instructions are included.
You log your doses and how you feel in the app. Your care team reviews your entries. At 90 days you retest. Your clinician adjusts your dose, then the cycle repeats.
Everything in your membership runs online. Some things cannot.
Certain therapies need an in-person physician evaluation. They are not part of the online program and are not included in any membership tier. Members who want to explore them can request a consultation with a licensed physician.
Your blood panels, clinician review, prescribed protocol, pharmacy delivery, home fitness programming and remote monitoring. This is the complete program and it works on its own.
Regenerative and cell-based therapies, and peptide therapies that a physician decides to manage in person. These require examination and consent that cannot happen through an app.
Request access once you are enrolled and working on your weight with us.
Ask through the app. Your care team passes your request and your current labs along.
An independent licensed physician reviews your case and decides what, if anything, is appropriate.
Every tier covers lab panels, the app, clinician reviews, fitness programming and remote monitoring. Treatment protocols cost extra, and only after a clinician prescribes them. No contract, and you can cancel any time.
Start here if you want baseline labs before deciding on treatment.
$149 enrollment $0 through December 25
For most people treating weight or hormones.
$149 enrollment $0 through December 25
$30 more a month. That adds a second panel and a comparison between the two.
For people who want four advanced panels a year and quarterly dose changes.
$149 enrollment $0 through December 25
Treatment protocols are billed separately each month. You are charged only after a clinician prescribes them. A membership does not guarantee any specific treatment. That decision is the clinician's. Change tiers or cancel at any time. Prices are in US dollars.
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. FDA has not evaluated them for safety or effectiveness.
A bundle is your membership plus the protocol a clinician prescribes, managed as one plan. What you are prescribed still depends on your labs.
For the person whose labs explain why dieting stopped working.
Protocol cost depends on what is prescribed. You are told the price before anything is charged.
Built separately for men and for women, because the panels and the risks differ.
Protocol cost depends on what is prescribed. You are told the price before anything is charged.
Weight and hormones move together, so many members treat both. One membership and one panel covers both sides. Your clinician decides whether treating both at once is right for you.
An HSA or FSA spends pre-tax dollars, which lowers what you actually pay. Your plan administrator decides what qualifies.
Diagnostic lab work, clinician visits and prescribed medications are normally qualified medical expenses. Your panels, your clinician reviews and any protocol you are prescribed fall in that group.
Your plan administrator decides what is eligible, not us. Eligibility usually depends on a clinician diagnosing a specific condition. IRS Publication 502 treats weight loss as a medical expense when a physician prescribes it for a diagnosed disease. This is general information and not tax advice. Check with your plan administrator or a tax professional.
Weight and hormone care come first. The six below use the same membership and the same lab panel.
Your clinician reviews testosterone, estradiol, HbA1c and lipids together, then talks through the options.
Your clinician reviews hs-CRP, HbA1c, ApoB, Lp(a), and your kidney and liver markers.
Your clinician looks at inflammation and organ markers, your training load, and your recovery.
Your clinician checks testosterone and vitamin D, then goes through your hair-loss pattern and history.
Your clinician reviews vitamin D and estradiol, then discusses your skin concerns and history.
Your clinician reviews hs-CRP, vitamin D and DHEA-S, plus your energy levels and history.
Your membership starts with a 30-biomarker blood panel. A licensed clinician reads the results and decides what treatment fits. Fitness programming and remote monitoring are included at every tier.
$149 enrollment fee waived through December 25.