Clinician-guided peptide therapy
Peak Health lists peptide therapy in its current service catalog; the current protocol, delivery form, and patient eligibility require direct confirmation.
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Warrenville, IL · In-person care
Provider overview
Peak Health Institute publishes one Warrenville clinic address and identifies Katie McManigal, FNP, as founder and medical director, with Jessica Montalvo, MD, and other clinicians on its current team. The practice's current service catalog includes peptide therapy alongside hormone care, functional testing, infusions, weight-management support, and regenerative procedures. Named compounds found in the clinic's current educational materials are recorded as provider-advertised offerings and do not establish approval, availability, lawful compounding, safety, effectiveness, or patient eligibility. No current state-by-state telehealth coverage list was found, so only in-person Illinois care is recorded.
At a glance
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
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Peak Health lists peptide therapy in its current service catalog; the current protocol, delivery form, and patient eligibility require direct confirmation.
Provider source ↗A current clinic article discusses BPC-157 and KPV in functional and regenerative care; the listing does not adopt the provider's repair, inflammation, or gastrointestinal claims.
Provider source ↗A current clinic guide discusses CJC-1295 and ipamorelin together; regulatory status, current formulation, and availability require confirmation.
Provider source ↗Thymosin Alpha-1 is advertised as part of the clinic's peptide catalog without directory-side safety or efficacy claims.
Provider source ↗The current service catalog includes individualized hormone care delivered by the clinic's functional-medicine team.
Provider source ↗The team page describes testing across hormone, digestive, toxin, infection, and related functional markers to inform care planning.
Provider source ↗Weight management appears in the clinic's functional-medicine service catalog; the directory does not infer use of a particular drug.
Provider source ↗The official catalog lists NAD+ and customized vitamin infusions delivered at the Warrenville clinic.
Provider source ↗Ozone IV and joint-injection services appear in the current service catalog without directory-side outcome claims.
Provider source ↗Peak Health advertises functional-medicine fertility and postpartum support among its current programs.
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Supports: identity care model and service catalog · Checked Jul 25, 2026
Supports: medical director and current team · Checked Jul 25, 2026
Supports: location phone and email · Checked Jul 25, 2026
Supports: peptide program and named compounds · Checked Jul 25, 2026
Supports: kpv and bpc 157 provider material · Checked Jul 25, 2026
Supports: functional testing and weight services · Checked Jul 25, 2026
Supports: infusion services · Checked Jul 25, 2026
Supports: medical director npi enumeration reference · Checked Jul 25, 2026
Supports: named physician npi enumeration reference · Checked Jul 25, 2026