Renaissance Longevity

About Renaissance Longevity

What is Renaissance Longevity?

Renaissance Longevity is a physician-led wellness and longevity practice at 5649 Sashabaw Rd in Clarkston, Michigan. Its phone number is 248-590-0920. Medical care is delivered through RSV Medical, P.C., a professional corporation owned by Richard Veyna, MD. The one prescriber named is Richard Veyna, MD. Renaissance Longevity, LLC describes itself as a management services organization that provides technology and administrative support, while its providers make the medical decisions.

It offers three services. Its weight loss program uses GLP-1 medication, and Ozempic is the one medication it names. Its hormone program covers testosterone therapy for men, perimenopause and menopause therapy for women, and thyroid optimization. Its longevity program lists NAD+ protocols, cellular repair and recovery protocols, cognitive support, athletic performance programs and membership-based concierge care. It does not name a peptide therapy program.

Telehealth is offered to eligible patients throughout the United States, and Michigan is on its list of served states. New patients start with an intake form. In its own words: "Your care team will review your information and coordinate the next steps to establish your baseline." Its Google listing shows a rating of 5 from 4 reviews.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices or a consultation fee. It does not say whether medication is included in any price. It is cash pay only. In its own words: "Renaissance Longevity does not accept insurance unless explicitly stated."

Advanced diagnostics and individualized therapies are typically self-pay. Some standard lab testing may be partly covered by insurance, depending on the plan. Its terms say that payment authorizes charges, including recurring billing where applicable. They do not describe membership fees or how cancellation works.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who signs the prescription. Medical decisions and prescribing sit with RSV Medical, P.C., and its terms say providers may decline to prescribe. Ask whether the monthly fee includes the medication, the follow-up visits and the lab work, and what the labs cost on their own.

Ask whether the Ozempic offered is brand-name or compounded, and which pharmacy fills it. Prescriptions may go to partner or third-party pharmacies, where packaging and dispensing standards may vary. Ask what the NAD+ and other protocols cost, since they are determined at consultation. Ask whether you will be seen in person at the Clarkston address or only by telehealth, because that is not stated. Finally, ask how membership billing works and how to cancel.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you are paying cash for weight loss, hormone or longevity care, you live in Michigan or another served state, and you want the prescriber, the monthly price and the medication details confirmed in writing before you book. If you need insurance billing or a set in-person schedule, call first and ask.

Sources: renaissancelongevity.com, renaissancelongevity.com/service/weight-loss, renaissancelongevity.com/service/hormone-health, renaissancelongevity.com/service/longevity, renaissancelongevity.com/contact-us, renaissancelongevity.com/terms-of-conditions

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