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Edge Peptide Therapy

Franklin, TN · In-person care

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Provider overview

About Edge Peptide Therapy

Edge Peptide Therapy publishes one Franklin, Tennessee office and identifies Ethan Kellum, MD, as medical director and Jamie Rucks, FNP, as a treating provider in its peptide materials. Its current site describes local, face-to-face wellness care for Middle Tennessee communities using a discovery call, individualized consultation, history and laboratory review, a provider-designed plan, and continued monitoring. Service and outcome descriptions remain provider-published and do not establish approval, formulation, pharmacy source, safety, effectiveness, or eligibility.

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.

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Programs and services

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

10 cataloged
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Provider-advertised peptide therapy

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Medical-provider-guided peptide therapy

The practice describes personalized peptide planning for Tennessee patients under medical-provider guidance.

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Provider-advertised recovery peptides

1

Recovery and performance peptide pathway

A treating provider reviews history, laboratory results, and goals before deciding whether peptide-related care fits a recovery plan.

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Medical weight management

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Peptide-supported weight program

Weight-related peptide care is advertised within a customized program with ongoing medical guidance.

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Hormone health

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Bioidentical hormone optimization

The clinic advertises individualized hormone care for women and men.

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Recovery services

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Muscle-building and recovery program

Provider-guided muscle and recovery support appears as a core care pathway for active adults.

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Laboratory services

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Laboratory-informed personalized planning

The published process uses laboratory findings, medical history, lifestyle, and goals to guide the provider's plan.

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Sexual health

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Sexual-wellness care

Sexual wellness appears among the practice's current five program pillars.

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Recovery and regenerative services

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Regenerative-wellness pathway

Regenerative wellness is advertised as a clinician-guided program area without a stable public product inventory.

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Additional services

1

Aesthetic services

The practice lists Emsculpt NEO, Attiva, Botox, and related in-office aesthetic services.

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Testing and ongoing care

1

Ongoing provider support and adjustment

The public process includes continued support, monitoring, and plan refinement after the initial consultation.

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

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Evidence

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