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VidaVital Medical

Las Vegas, NV · Telehealth available

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Provider overview

About VidaVital Medical

VidaVital Medical publishes five clinics in Nevada, New Mexico, Florida, Wisconsin, and Nebraska, with in-state telehealth available in each of those states. The current team page names nurse practitioners and a physician assistant, and the care model emphasizes provider intake, comprehensive laboratory panels, individualized protocol design, and follow-up testing. Its peptide catalog names several compounded or investigational compounds and describes licensed-pharmacy sourcing without identifying a dispensing pharmacy. Inclusion records provider advertising only and does not establish approval, legal availability, formulation, licensure scope, safety, effectiveness, or eligibility.

At a glance

Market role
Direct patient-care provider
Care model
Telehealth and In person
Coverage
5 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.

12 cataloged
01

Provider-advertised peptide therapy

1

Lab-driven peptide protocol

Medical intake, comprehensive panels, individualized protocol design, in-clinic or in-state virtual care, and ongoing laboratory support are described.

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02

Provider-advertised investigational compounds

1

BPC-157 and TB-500

These recovery-oriented compounds appear in the current catalog; the directory does not imply approval or lawful compounding availability.

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03

Provider-advertised growth-hormone-related care

1

Sermorelin, CJC-1295, and ipamorelin

The provider advertises these growth-hormone-signaling compounds after laboratory review.

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04

Longevity and cellular-health services

1

NAD+ and MOTS-c

NAD+ and MOTS-c appear in the provider's cellular and longevity materials; status and availability require direct confirmation.

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05

Medical weight management

2

Semaglutide medical weight program

Provider-led semaglutide care is advertised with laboratory monitoring and titration.

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Tirzepatide medical weight program

Provider-led tirzepatide care is advertised within the monitored medical weight-management pathway.

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06

Hormone health

2

Testosterone-replacement pathways

The clinic network offers provider-selected injection, pellet, or topical testosterone care after laboratory assessment.

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BHRT for women

Bioidentical hormone care for women appears in the current service catalog.

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07

Laboratory services

1

Comprehensive hormone and metabolic panels

Laboratory panels are described as preceding treatment and supporting ongoing adjustment.

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08

Sexual health

1

Sexual-health procedures and medication pathways

The network lists erectile-dysfunction and women's sexual-health services, with some procedures limited to clinics.

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09

Hair health

1

PRP, laser, and FUE hair restoration

Diagnostic workup and several provider-selected hair-restoration pathways appear in the current catalog.

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10

Infusion services

1

IV nutrient and NAD+ infusions

RN-administered IV services are available in clinic; the exact menu varies by location.

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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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