EnVital

About EnVital

What is EnVital?

EnVital is a physician-led clinic with locations in Beverly, Massachusetts and Warwick, Rhode Island, offering peptide therapy, bioidentical hormone replacement therapy for women, testosterone replacement therapy for men, medical weight loss, pellet therapy and a longevity medicine program. Dr. Andrew Lenhardt, M.D. is listed as EnVital's Medical Director and prescriber. Care is available by telehealth or in person, and EnVital states it serves patients in Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

Its weight loss program, called LongevityLEAN, is built around GLP-1 medications, naming semaglutide, tirzepatide, Ozempic, Rybelsus and Wegovy. EnVital has also moved away from injectable compounded GLP-1s toward a sublingual liposomal oral version, citing changes in compounding pharmacy regulation, while stating it uses the same active ingredients. Getting started involves an initial consultation, baseline lab work, and a treatment plan, with medication shipped directly to the patient.

What does it cost?

EnVital does not publish prices for any of its programs. It does say the initial consultation is complimentary, described as a 15 minute call, and that its weight loss program asks for a 3 month commitment to "kick-start healthy, life-changing weight loss." Whether that commitment is a minimum billing term or a recommended length of treatment is not spelled out, and nothing is said about what is included for that period beyond the program description itself.

Monthly weight loss care is described as including the GLP-1 medication, one monthly in-office visit with a body composition scan, supplement and lifestyle recommendations, and medication management. There is no stated price for any of this, no stated price for BHRT, TRT, peptide therapy or the longevity program, and nothing about insurance, HSA or FSA use, or financing. If cost matters to you, ask for the actual dollar figure for the first three months and for what happens after that period ends.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether the GLP-1 medication is brand-name or compounded, since EnVital has already switched its weight loss formulation once because of a change in compounding rules. Ask what the monthly fee actually covers and whether it includes the medication, the office visit, or both. Ask who signs your prescription if you are being seen primarily by a nurse practitioner or other staff member rather than Dr. Lenhardt, and what lab work costs and how often it is required. Since the program is framed as a 3 month commitment, ask directly what happens if you want to stop earlier, and whether any fees are due up front.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit for someone in Massachusetts or Rhode Island who wants a physician-led practice offering hormone therapy, peptide therapy, GLP-1 weight loss or longevity-focused care, in person or by telehealth, and who is comfortable asking directly about price and medication type before committing to a multi-month program, since none of that is published up front.

Sources: en-vital.com, en-vital.com/medical-weight-loss, en-vital.com/blog-/the-future-of-weight-loss-needle-free-glp-1-medications-at-envital

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