Valor Wellness & Longevity Clinic

About Valor Wellness & Longevity Clinic

What is Valor Wellness & Longevity Clinic?

Valor Wellness & Longevity Clinic has offices in Farmington, MO and Las Cruces, NM, and it also lists an online option. It launched in 2025. Its Google listing puts it in the medical spa category, with a 4.5 rating from 34 reviews. Most of its listed services are aesthetic or wellness treatments: EMSculpt NEO, Emsella, EXION RF Microneedling, facials, Tox & Filler, laser hair removal, sugaring, light therapy, IV and vitamin therapy, chiropractic care and InBody scans. Its medical programs are GLP-1 weight loss, hormone replacement therapy and peptide therapy. The name also includes longevity medicine, but no separate longevity program is described.

The clinic does not name a prescriber. It describes its practitioners as board-certified but does not say who they are. Weight loss is built around semaglutide, a GLP-1 medication. In its own words: "At Valor Wellness, we pair GLP-1 treatments with personalized care and ongoing support to help you achieve lasting results and take control of your health." The steps begin with a consultation, and medication approval happens through an online doctor's appointment. The peptide menu names specific protocols, including BPC-157, Sermorelin and NAD+. The hormone therapy page is for men and women and says treatment can be delivered in the office or at home, though the in-clinic option is marked coming soon.

This listing is for its Farmington office at 85 S Henry St.

What does it cost?

The GLP-1 weight loss program is listed from $75 a month. The page calls this limited-time pricing and says it does not include initial exam fees. It does not say whether the medication is included in the monthly figure. Peptide therapy is listed starting at $179.99, with no unit of time given. Hormone therapy has no published price. The first consultation is described as complimentary.

The clinic does not accept insurance. Its online pharmacy accepts HSA and FSA plans. Its navigation lists payment plans, but the page does not publish their terms, and it does not describe its cancellation policy.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes your prescription, and get that person's name and license before you pay anything. Ask whether the $75 monthly price includes the medication, what the initial exam fee is, and how a change in dosage affects your monthly cost. Ask whether the medication is brand-name or compounded, and for peptides, where they are made and by which pharmacy. Ask what lab work and follow-up visits cost, and whether online visits are billed separately. The online option is listed as nationwide, but no states are named, so ask which states they can treat you in. Ask how to cancel, whether there is a minimum commitment, and what the payment plans cost. Hours are not listed, so call (573) 755-8018 to confirm when the office is open and when in-clinic hormone therapy will start.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a cash-pay clinic that combines medical programs with cosmetic and wellness treatments, and you are willing to confirm the prescriber, the medication and the full monthly cost before you book. It is less clear if you need a named prescriber or an all-in price before your first call.

Sources: valorwellness.co, valorwellness.co/weightloss, valorwellness.co/hrt, valorwellness.co/peptides, valorwellness.co/about-us, valorwellness.co/contact-us

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