AOD-9604 and semaglutide-related care
The clinic names AOD-9604 and semaglutide within its peptide and medical-weight catalog; brand, formulation, status, and availability require confirmation.
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Baltimore, MD · In-person care
Provider overview
OptiHealth Institute, also presented publicly as Baltimore Anti-Aging, publishes one Baltimore office and identifies Eric Nager, MD, as the physician personally overseeing its functional, anti-aging, and regenerative medicine care. The current peptide page names multiple provider-advertised compounds alongside hormone, semaglutide-related weight, infusion, PRP, sexual-health, ozone, and hyperbaric services. A long marketing list of surrounding areas is not treated as state coverage or telehealth evidence; only the supported Maryland office is recorded. Compound and outcome language is provider-published and does not establish approval, lawful formulation, dispensing, safety, effectiveness, or eligibility.
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The clinic names AOD-9604 and semaglutide within its peptide and medical-weight catalog; brand, formulation, status, and availability require confirmation.
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Provider source ↗The clinic lists this combination; the directory does not establish current formulation, approval, safety, or outcome claims.
Provider source ↗These compounds appear in the clinic's public peptide catalog and remain subject to direct clinical and regulatory confirmation.
Provider source ↗PT-141 is advertised for men's and women's sexual-health pathways; the directory does not generalize approved indications or suitability.
Provider source ↗The clinic advertises individualized hormone-replacement services for men and women.
Provider source ↗HCG-, hormone-, and semaglutide-related pathways appear in the clinic's weight-management catalog; no formulation or outcome is inferred.
Provider source ↗The clinic lists personalized nutrient infusions, including a provider-advertised NAD+ option.
Provider source ↗PRP services for musculoskeletal, hair, and sexual-health concerns appear in the current catalog.
Provider source ↗Hyperbaric oxygen and ozone therapy are listed as in-office service categories without directory-side outcome claims.
Provider source ↗Dr. Nager advertises individualized functional-medicine care alongside the clinic's peptide and hormone programs.
Provider source ↗The peptide catalog includes provider-advertised hair and skin pathways without guaranteed or independently established outcomes.
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Supports: identity current service catalog and physician led model · Checked Jul 25, 2026
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