Superior Physical Medicine
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Superior Physical Medicine is a clinic at 22224 La Palma Ave, Ste A, Yorba Linda, combining chiropractic and physical therapy with testosterone therapy and a long peptide menu. It publishes no pricing at all, and it welcomes insurance rather than operating as a cash-only practice. No prescriber is named anywhere on the site.
## What does the clinic offer?
The musculoskeletal side is chiropractic and chiropractic adjustments, physical therapy, massage therapy, stretching and strengthening exercises, joint pain care, joint injections, PRP therapy and X-rays.
The other side is testosterone therapy plus a peptide and injectable menu that is unusually long: MOTS-C, SS-31, LIPO-C, AOD, retatrutide, BPC-157, TB-500, a KLOW stack, SLU-PP-332, sermorelin, ipamorelin with CJC-1295 (no DAC), tesamorelin, HCG, NAD+, glutathione, KPV, selank, semax and DSIP. Semaglutide and tirzepatide appear on the same page. Integrative medicine is listed as a category alongside them.
Retatrutide on that list is worth pausing over. It is a compound that turns up on very few clinic menus, and nothing on the site attaches a regulatory qualifier to it.
## What does it cost, and how does payment work?
No dollar figure exists on the site. There is no pricing page and no membership page in the navigation. The payment options page covers payment methods rather than prices, so a consultation fee, a monthly program cost and a per-injection cost are all unpublished.
On the payment model, the practice is explicit that insurance is in play: "We also welcome your insurance and will do everything that we can to help you receive as many benefits from it as possible." The same page says the insurance card will be copied at the appointment so coverage can be estimated. The site never says that the hormone and peptide side is cash while the chiropractic and physical therapy side is billed, so do not assume that split.
## Who provides care, and when is it open?
Two providers are named: Kevin Shaevitz, DC, published as a board certified chiropractor, and Sheridan Savio, PT, a physical therapist. A third person listed on the providers page holds an administrative role rather than a clinical one.
That leaves a real gap. The site sells testosterone therapy and prescription GLP-1 medications while naming no physician, osteopath, nurse practitioner or physician assistant anywhere. Whoever writes those prescriptions is not published.
Hours are Monday 8am to 12pm and 2pm to 4pm by appointment, Wednesday 8am to 12pm and 1pm to 5pm, and Friday 8am to 1pm. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday are by appointment. Sunday is closed. The Wednesday line carries a footnote about a noon to 1pm lunch closure.
## What we could not confirm
Any price, membership tier or consultation fee. A telehealth statement and any states served: the testosterone page appears to reference online evaluation, but no quotable sentence could be isolated. A service-area statement, a years-in-practice figure or any rating. Who prescribes the testosterone and the GLP-1 medications. Any published statement of who the care is for. A step-by-step account of how care works, since there is no FAQ page and no terms page. All of this was checked on 22 September 2026.
**Sources:** https://superiorphysicalmedicine.com/peptide-therapy/ · https://superiorphysicalmedicine.com/testosterone-therapy/ · https://superiorphysicalmedicine.com/payment-options/ · https://superiorphysicalmedicine.com/meet-our-providers/ · https://superiorphysicalmedicine.com/contact/ · https://superiorphysicalmedicine.com/