BPC-157 evaluation
BPC-157 appears in the current provider catalog; regulatory status, formulation, and availability require direct confirmation.
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North Olmsted, OH · In-person care
Provider overview
Wellness Center of Cleveland is a physician-led clinic in North Olmsted, Ohio. The official site identifies Ibrahim Elsheikh, MD, MBA, as medical director, and the active CMS NPI record lists him as a physician with Ohio license information. Its current peptide page names BPC-157, CJC-1295/ipamorelin, sermorelin, and other wellness pathways, while the broader clinic menu includes semaglutide and tirzepatide weight care, hormone therapy, NAD+, PRP, regenerative services, body contouring, and aesthetics. Several named products may be compounded, investigational, unapproved, or unclear, and the site itself notes regulatory limitations. This profile does not infer a pharmacy, formulation, approval, availability, safety, or efficacy.
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BPC-157 appears in the current provider catalog; regulatory status, formulation, and availability require direct confirmation.
Provider source ↗These compounds are advertised within individualized peptide planning without an editorial efficacy claim.
Provider source ↗NAD+ appears in the clinic's current wellness catalog; route, formulation, and regulatory status require confirmation.
Provider source ↗The clinic advertises clinician-guided semaglutide and tirzepatide programs; brand or compounded status and current availability are not inferred.
Provider source ↗Hormone evaluation and replacement appear among the clinic's medical wellness services.
Provider source ↗PRP and other regenerative procedures are listed separately from peptide care; product source and status require confirmation.
Provider source ↗The practice advertises body-contouring and aesthetic procedures as in-person services.
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