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Anderson Longevity Clinic

Jacksonville, FL · In-person care

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Provider overview

About Anderson Longevity Clinic

Anderson Longevity Clinic publishes two Jacksonville locations and identifies Brian Anderson, DO, as founder and medical director alongside physicians and advanced-practice clinicians. Florida's current primary-source profile showed Dr. Anderson's osteopathic-physician license as clear and active on the review date. The clinic advertises HGH-related peptide care, metabolic and hormone programs, genetic and micronutrient testing, infusions, sexual-health care, and regenerative services. Provider-published compound and outcome language is not adopted as an editorial conclusion, and no pharmacy, compounding, telehealth, approval, safety, efficacy, or patient-eligibility claim is inferred.

At a glance

Market role
Direct patient-care provider
Care model
In person
Coverage
1 listed jurisdictions
Pharmacy pathway
Not publicly established
Medical weight managementHormone healthLongevity medicineMetabolic healthLaboratory testing

503A and 503B labels describe statutory compounding pathways or public relationships. They do not mean a compounded drug is FDA-approved or that FDA endorses a facility.

Service catalog

Programs and services

Provider-advertised services, grouped for quick scanning with all details visible.

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Peptide-related care

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HGH-related peptide evaluation

The clinic advertises clinician-guided evaluation of growth-hormone-related peptides and emphasizes monitoring and source quality.

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Provider-advertised growth-hormone-related peptides

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Sermorelin

Sermorelin is the named compound in the current HGH-peptide guide; availability and suitability require direct clinical confirmation.

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Medical weight management

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GLP-1-related metabolic program

The current weight program describes GLP-1 analogs within a broader laboratory, nutrition, fitness, and recovery plan without naming a specific product.

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Hormone health

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Testosterone and low-T care

Men's hormone evaluation and treatment appear in the current clinic catalog and require provider assessment.

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Bioidentical hormone replacement

The clinic advertises individualized hormone-replacement care for women without directory-side outcome claims.

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Testing and ongoing care

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Genetic, biomarker, and micronutrient testing

The clinic describes genetic testing, biomarker review, and micronutrient panels used to inform personalized longevity planning.

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Longevity programs

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Vitalis longevity program

Vitalis is advertised as a clinician-guided program combining testing, health planning, and ongoing monitoring.

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Sexual health

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PT-141 consultation

The clinic names PT-141 in its sexual-health catalog; inclusion does not establish formulation, availability, approval, safety, or effectiveness.

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Infusion services

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Physician-supervised IV infusions

The official IV page lists nurse-administered, physician-supervised nutrient and hydration infusions.

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Recovery and regenerative services

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PRP, injury, hair, and aesthetic services

PRP-oriented injury, hair, sexual-health, and cosmetic services appear in the Jacksonville clinic catalog.

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Important: Inclusion does not establish availability for every patient or state, regulatory status, clinical appropriateness, safety, or effectiveness.

Coverage and research

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Florida
Sermorelin research guide →Lab testing in peptide programs →Researching longevity claims →

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