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Valley Integrative Health

Ashland, OR · Telehealth available

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Provider overview

About Valley Integrative Health

Valley Integrative Health identifies Devin Wilson, ND, as owner and publishes Ashland, Oregon as its base. The practice explicitly offers telemedicine to Oregon residents and describes a consultation-led, laboratory-informed model. Its peptide page publishes a broad catalog organized around metabolic, recovery, growth-hormone-related, cognitive, immune, and longevity goals, with administration instruction, monitoring, and follow-up testing. Every named compound and proposed use is recorded as provider advertising; the listing does not establish approval, lawful compounding availability, formulation, safety, effectiveness, or eligibility.

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.

Service catalog

Programs and services

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

9 cataloged
01

Provider-advertised peptide therapy

1

Laboratory-guided peptide protocol

The practice describes individualized selection, administration training, ongoing monitoring, follow-up laboratory work, and integration with other care.

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02

Medical weight management

1

Semaglutide and tirzepatide metabolic care

The official peptide catalog names these GLP-1-related medications within metabolic and fat-loss pathways; availability requires direct clinical confirmation.

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03

Provider-advertised metabolic and growth-hormone-related care

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CJC-1295, ipamorelin, AOD-9604, and MOTS-c

These compounds appear in provider-published combinations; the directory makes no approval, availability, safety, or effectiveness claim.

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04

Provider-advertised investigational compounds

1

BPC-157, TB-500, and DSIP

The clinic lists these within recovery-oriented combinations; regulatory status, formulation, and patient eligibility are not inferred.

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05

Provider-advertised longevity and cognitive care

1

Epitalon, thymosin alpha-1, and cognitive-support catalog

Longevity, immune, and cognitive categories are recorded as provider advertising without adopting proposed outcome claims.

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06

Hormone health

1

Bioidentical hormone care

Men's and women's bioidentical hormone services appear in the practice's current clinical focus.

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07

Laboratory services

1

Routine and advanced laboratory testing

The clinic advertises routine panels plus hormone, thyroid, food-sensitivity, heavy-metal, cardiovascular, and other specialty testing.

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08

Infusion and recovery services

1

IV nutrient, glutathione, ozone, and regenerative injections

The current catalog includes IV nutrients, glutathione, ozone, prolotherapy, and PRP procedures.

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09

Telehealth care

1

Oregon telemedicine

The official site explicitly states that telemedicine appointments are available to Oregon residents.

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Important: Inclusion does not establish availability for every patient or state, regulatory status, clinical appropriateness, safety, or effectiveness.

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