Laboratory-guided peptide therapy
The clinic describes a full health evaluation and laboratory testing before an individualized peptide plan; no current compound list is inferred.
Provider source ↗Las Vegas, NV · In-person care
Provider overview
Atlas Health Institute publishes one Las Vegas office and identifies its clinical team as led by advanced-practice clinicians including Jonathan Tyler, PA-C, and Ariana Mancilla, APRN; the homepage also names Mary Thomas, APRN. Current official pages describe laboratory-guided peptide planning, hormone replacement, medical weight and metabolic care, IV therapy, nutrition injections, erectile-dysfunction services, aesthetics, nutraceuticals, and wellness visits. The clinic does not publish a stable named peptide menu on the reviewed service page, so no individual compound is inferred. No telehealth, state coverage beyond Nevada, pharmacy relationship, compounding pathway, approval, safety, effectiveness, or eligibility claim is made.
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The clinic describes a full health evaluation and laboratory testing before an individualized peptide plan; no current compound list is inferred.
Provider source ↗Atlas advertises individualized weight and metabolic care that may combine laboratory testing, nutrition, lifestyle coaching, hormones, and peptide therapy.
Provider source ↗The hormone page lists customized bioidentical pellet therapy after hormone-level evaluation.
Provider source ↗Weekly clinician-dosed testosterone injections are described as one provider-selected hormone option for qualified patients.
Provider source ↗Intravenous wellness services appear in the clinic's current service catalog.
Provider source ↗The practice lists nutrition injections as a separate service category.
Provider source ↗The clinic advertises evaluation that may include hormone and vascular testing before individualized planning.
Provider source ↗Wellness visits and nutraceutical services appear in the current Atlas catalog.
Provider source ↗Aesthetic treatments are listed as in-office services separate from peptide and hormone care.
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Supports: identity current team service catalog and location · Checked Jul 25, 2026
Supports: location phone and hours · Checked Jul 25, 2026
Supports: current clinical team · Checked Jul 25, 2026
Supports: peptide program and laboratory process · Checked Jul 25, 2026
Supports: hormone program · Checked Jul 25, 2026
Supports: medical weight and metabolic program · Checked Jul 25, 2026