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Keystone Wellness & Weight Loss Center
Reading, PA · Telehealth available
Provider overview
About Keystone Wellness & Weight Loss Center
Keystone Wellness & Weight Loss Center is a Reading, Pennsylvania practice founded by John P. Stelmach, MD. Its official site identifies Stelmach as medical director and founder, Paul Marr, MD, as medical advisor, and Claire Schaeffer, DNP, as an advanced practice provider. The clinic publishes an extensive peptide FAQ, requires phone screening and provider consultation before peptide appointments, and explicitly offers statewide Pennsylvania telehealth for medical weight-loss and wellness visits. Named investigational or unapproved peptides are described only as provider-advertised offerings.
At a glance
- Market role
- Direct patient-care provider
- Care model
- Telehealth and In person
- Coverage
- 1 listed jurisdictions
- Pharmacy pathway
- Not publicly established
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.
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3Peptide-related care
Sermorelin, ipamorelin, and CJC-1295
These growth-hormone-related compounds are named in the provider's peptide FAQ and may be compounded, investigational, unapproved, or unclear for advertised uses.
Provider source ↗GHK-Cu topical or injectable protocols
GHK-Cu is named as a topical or injected option in the peptide FAQ; current availability and formulation require confirmation.
Provider source ↗02
1GLP-1 and metabolic programs
GLP-1 medical weight management
The clinic advertises provider-guided GLP-1 injections with monitoring and nutrition support, including statewide Pennsylvania virtual visits.
Provider source ↗03
3Recovery services
IV hydration and nutrient drips
The menu lists Myers, immunity, performance, timeless, and alleviate IV options without establishing clinical outcomes.
Provider source ↗Hyperbaric oxygen therapy
HBOT is advertised among the clinic's in-person holistic-wellness offerings.
Provider source ↗Red-light therapy
Red-light therapy is listed as an in-office wellness service.
Provider source ↗04
1Additional services
Aesthetic injectables and skin services
The clinic lists neuromodulators, fillers, microneedling, chemical peels, facials, and related aesthetic services.
Provider source ↗05
1Care support
Pilates and fitness support
On-site Pilates and low-impact fitness services are included in the published wellness offering.
Provider source ↗Important: Inclusion does not establish availability for every patient or state, regulatory status, clinical appropriateness, safety, or effectiveness.
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- 1Keystone Wellness & Weight Loss Center — Official Website ↗
Supports: identity team services telehealth and location · Checked Aug 11, 2026
- 2Keystone Wellness — Peptide Therapy and FAQ ↗
Supports: peptide screening named compounds and caveats · Checked Aug 11, 2026
- 3CMS NPI Registry — John P. Stelmach, MD ↗
Supports: medical director npi · Checked Aug 11, 2026