Endless Vitality
Endless Vitality
Frequently asked questions about treatments at Endless Vitality in Tempe, Arizona
Frequently Asked Questions

TRT, Peptides & Weight Loss — Answered

Straight answers about how Endless Vitality works — the process, cost, labs, and provider-supervised care in Tempe, AZ and by telehealth.

Getting Started

How does the process work at Endless Vitality?

Four steps: a short medical history form, lab work, a video visit with a licensed provider, and a personalized plan with medication shipped to you or dispensed at our Tempe clinic.

You start by completing a medical history form. We order bloodwork you complete at a lab near you, then you meet a licensed provider by video to review your results. If treatment is clinically appropriate, the provider builds a plan tailored to your labs and goals — never an automated questionnaire.

What does it cost to get started?

Care begins with a free initial consult plus lab work; hormone optimization is $225 for men and $325 for women (labs and consult).

After your labs, your provider reviews the results with you and builds a personalized plan. Medical weight-loss care also starts with a free initial consult. Any costs beyond the initial labs and consult depend on your individual plan.

Do I have to come into the clinic?

No. Most of the process is done from home — your consult is by video and medication can ship to your door.

You are always welcome at our Tempe clinic at 1845 E Broadway Rd, Suite 116, but in-person visits are optional for most patients. Telehealth is available in 48 states (excluding Oregon and Rhode Island).

Are treatments prescribed by a licensed provider?

Yes. Every treatment is prescribed and monitored by a licensed medical provider after a real video visit — never an automated questionnaire.

Your provider reviews your labs and health history before prescribing, and adjusts your plan over time with follow-up labs.

Hormone Optimization & TRT

What is testosterone, and what does it do?

Testosterone is the primary male hormone, important for energy, muscle mass, bone density, libido, mood, and overall well-being.

It is produced in the testes and regulated by the brain — the hypothalamus and pituitary gland. As men age, levels often decline gradually, which can affect how you feel day to day.

What are normal testosterone levels?

In healthy men, total testosterone between roughly 350 and 1,000 ng/dL is generally considered normal.

Your body keeps testosterone in range through signals between the brain and the testes. What matters most is your labs alongside your symptoms — your provider interprets both, not a single number in isolation.

How do you determine if I have low testosterone?

With a simple blood test, reviewed alongside your symptoms by a licensed provider.

Results are typically back within a few days. If your total or free testosterone is out of range and your symptoms fit, you may be a candidate for treatment — decided case by case with your provider.

What is hormone replacement therapy (HRT)?

HRT restores hormones that have fallen out of balance back toward a healthy range, when clinically appropriate.

At Endless Vitality, treatment is personalized to your labs, symptoms, and goals for eligible men and women, and is prescribed and monitored by a licensed provider. Your provider recommends the delivery method that fits you.

What are the benefits of hormone optimization?

When clinically appropriate, it may support energy, mood, healthy muscle and strength, libido, focus, and body composition.

Benefits vary by individual and starting symptoms, and results are best alongside a consistent diet and exercise routine. Individual results vary and are not guaranteed.

Are there risks to TRT?

Like any medical treatment, TRT has potential risks, which is why it is monitored with regular bloodwork by a licensed provider.

Possible effects include an increase in red blood cells (polycythemia) and prostate changes, which your provider watches for through routine labs. Your provider reviews the potential benefits and risks for your specific situation.

Does Endless Vitality treat women too?

Yes. We provide hormone optimization for women when clinically appropriate, alongside men's TRT.

Women's hormones shift through the 30s, 40s, and the perimenopause and menopause years. Care is personalized, lab-driven, and prescribed and monitored by a licensed provider.

Peptides & Medical Weight Loss

What are peptides?

Peptides are short chains of amino acids — the building blocks of proteins.

In a clinical setting, peptide therapy may be considered as part of a provider-supervised wellness plan for eligible patients, only when clinically appropriate after a medical review. This information is educational and is not a promise of results.

Does Endless Vitality offer peptide therapy?

Yes — physician-supervised peptide therapy for eligible patients, when clinically appropriate.

Like all of our care, it starts with lab work and a real provider visit before anything is prescribed.

See the peptide therapy page

Do you offer medical weight loss?

Yes. We offer physician-supervised medical weight-loss programs, including GLP-1 treatment when clinically appropriate.

Care starts with a free initial consult, lab work, and a provider visit that reviews your health history before any treatment.

See the medical weight loss page

Visiting & Contact

Where is Endless Vitality located?

1845 E Broadway Rd, Suite 116, Tempe, AZ 85282. Phone: (602) 636-5000.

We serve Tempe, Phoenix, Scottsdale, and the greater East Valley, plus telehealth across 48 states (excluding Oregon and Rhode Island).

What are your hours?

Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Call (602) 636-5000 or reach out through our contact form anytime and we will get back to you.

How do I get started?

Call (602) 636-5000 or book a free initial consult at endlessvitality.com.

After a quick intake and lab work, you will meet a licensed provider by video to review your results and build your plan.

Still Got Questions?

Our team is happy to answer anything else. Start with a free initial consult — real labs, a licensed provider, a plan built for you.

Sources & Further Reading

Educational references only. Results vary. Not intended as medical advice. Consult a licensed provider.