Golden Halo Nursing Concierge
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What is Golden Halo Nursing Concierge?
Golden Halo Nursing Concierge is mainly an IV vitamin and home nursing business, with cosmetic injectables and a facial added. It offers vitamin treatments given by IV or IM, sick or well home visits where a nurse comes to your home, cosmetic injectables such as Botox and filler, a PRP microneedling facial it calls the Vampire Facial, and dream interpretation with trauma informed spiritual guidance.
Marcie Altieri founded the business and is one of its nurses. Dr. Paul Young is listed as its medical director. Those two are its named prescribers. Its social media posts mention B5 Dexpanthenol injections, and one post mentions peptides for skin changes after GLP-1 medication. Its list of services does not include peptide treatment, weight loss or longevity programs. It lists hormone replacement therapy but gives no details about it.
Booking is done by text. In its own words: "The best way to reach us for booking is directly through text messaging, we believe in a more personal approach to your experience rather than online scheduling."
What does it cost?
It publishes starting prices for several services. Vitamin treatments start at $20. Sick or well home visits start at $135. Botox is $6 per unit, and filler starts at $300. The Vampire Facial starts at $133 per area or $333 for a full face. It does not publish prices for hormone therapy or dream interpretation. It does not say whether the listed prices include medication.
It offers a free medical consultation. It says no insurance is needed, and it lists FSA and HSA eligibility. Cancellation requires 48 hours' notice, and a $50 fee applies if you cancel late. The same fee applies if you arrive more than 10 minutes late for an appointment.
What should you ask before you book?
Ask who reviews your treatment before any IV or injection, and whether a prescriber is involved each time. Ask which of the two named prescribers you would see. No credential is published for Dr. Paul Young, so ask for the license of whoever treats you.
Ask whether the vitamin prices include the IV bag or medication, and whether the price for each injection includes the product. For the peptides mentioned on social media, ask which ones it uses, and whether they are prescribed to you in person. For hormone replacement therapy, ask what the program involves and what it costs.
For home visits, ask which office's nurses cover your address. Ask the office you plan to use for its hours. Confirm the $50 cancellation fee and the 10 minute late arrival rule before you pay anything.
Who is it a good fit for?
This is a good fit if you want IV vitamins, a nurse to come to your home for a sick or well visit, or cosmetic injectables and a facial, and you're comfortable paying without insurance. If you're looking for hormone therapy, peptide treatment, or a weight loss or longevity program, ask the questions above before you call.
Sources: goldenhalonurse.com, goldenhalonurse.com/dont-worry-if-youre-a-victim-of-glp1-consumption-and-now-you-are-left-with-sagging-skin-and-a-hollow-lookwe-have-peptides-for-this, goldenhalonurse.com/services, goldenhalonurse.com/glp-1s-have-grown-in-popularity-but-an-unfortunate-side-effect-seen-in-both-women-and-men-is-heavy-hair-loss, goldenhalonurse.com/contact
Services Offered
What we confirmed
Read off Golden Halo Nursing Concierge’s own website on 2026-10-29. These are their words, not ours.
- ✓Peptide therapy — listed on their site as “we have peptides for this!” source
We have not yet collected published prices or prescriber credentials for this clinic. When we do, they will appear here with a link to the page they came from — or a note saying the clinic publishes none, which is itself worth knowing. Call them for a price in the meantime.
Hours
Available 7 days a week