Admire Medical

About Admire Medical

What is Admire Medical?

Admire Medical is a medical practice that offers hormone therapy, medical weight loss, peptide therapy and NAD+ injections. Its prescribers are Alexander Watson, MD, and Angela Barone, DNP. Much of the practice centers on hormones, including testosterone and menopause hormone therapy, with medications such as enclomiphene, progesterone capsules and estradiol cream named. Its weight program lists semaglutide, tirzepatide and phentermine.

It sells two programs. Peptides Plus & Hormone Replacement covers peptides, NAD+ and hormone therapy, with treatments mailed to you after labs. Health Reboot & Medical Weight Loss adds monthly check-ins with the team on top of prescribed medications. The practice says it used wait lists over the past year and is now closed to new patients, with no reopening date given. It does not publish a street address, hours or service area. Its Google listing shows a rating of 5 from 10 reviews.

What does it cost?

Prices are listed per item, not per program. Progesterone capsules are $50 for a 30 day supply, estradiol cream is $35 for 30 days, and one month of phentermine is $25. Semaglutide at the starting 0.25mg dose is $153 for four weeks, or $38.25 per dose. Topical testosterone runs from $60 to $80 depending on strength. Supply lengths may change with the minimum quantities suppliers require, so compare costs by supply length.

No consultation fee, membership price or cancellation terms are published. The clinic does not say whether prices include medication or whether it accepts insurance. Its membership terms say: "If you fall short, you won't pay anything further toward a membership until you've reached that goal." Ask what counts as reaching the goal before you sign.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether the practice is taking new patients and when it expects to reopen. Ask who signs your prescription and what labs and follow-up visits cost. Ask whether each medication is brand-name or compounded. The clinic itself notes that many peptides it discusses are compounded or used off-label and have not been evaluated or approved by the FDA, so ask for a clear answer on each one you are considering. Ask which pharmacy fills your orders, whether the monthly fee includes the medication, and how you cancel. Ask who decides whether a goal was missed. Confirm the phone number before you call, since the clinic lists two different ones.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want cash-pay hormone, peptide or weight-loss care from a physician or DNP, can wait for the practice to reopen, and are comfortable asking about compounding before you pay. It is a weaker fit if you need care soon or want a published fee schedule before you call.

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