Peptide Therapy for Dexter, Michigan

Getting here

The clinic is at 2217 Packard St #15, in the Eastover Professional Center on Packard Street in Ann Arbor. Parking is free and directly outside — no meters and no structure. Suite 15 is down a flight of stairs from the parking level. If stairs are difficult for you, please call (734) 436-3357 before your visit.

What peptide therapy means here

Peptides are a category people mostly encounter online, sold direct, unsupervised and often described in language no clinician would use. That is not what this is.

Here, peptides are prescribed by a board-certified nurse practitioner after lab work, sourced through licensed pharmacies, and monitored with follow-up. Regulatory status varies considerably between individual peptides, and we go through that with you in the consultation rather than glossing over it. If a peptide is not appropriate for you, we say so.

Why Dexter patients travel for this

What Dexter patients make the trip for is the supervision: a prescription written after lab work, a licensed pharmacy filling it, and follow-up to see how you are responding. Peptides are part of the regular work of this practice rather than an add-on to it.

Related programs

How the first visit works

The first appointment is $35. We go through your history and your goals, review anything you have already had tested, and order lab work where it makes sense. Nothing is prescribed before results are back.

Who provides your care

Arbour Longevity is owned and run by Gandhi Bhattarai, FNP-BC, PMHNP-BC, Anti-Aging/Functional Medicine BC. In a category with as much noise in it as this one, who is prescribing matters more than usual.

Practical details

• Address: 2217 Packard St #15, Ann Arbor, MI 48104
• Phone:(734) 436-3357
• Hours: Thursday through Monday, 10am to 7pm
• Payment: cash pay, with HSA and FSA accepted
• Telehealth: available for follow-ups

Also serving

Patients come to us from Scio Township, Whitmore Lake and Pinckney, as well as Chelsea and Saline.

Common questions

Are peptides FDA approved?

It depends entirely on the peptide. Some are approved medications; others have not been reviewed or approved by FDA for the use being considered. We go through the status of anything we would consider prescribing, before you decide.

Where do the peptides come from?

Licensed pharmacies, on prescription. Not from an online retailer.

Do I need a referral?

No.

Do you take insurance?

We are cash pay. HSA and FSA cards are accepted and pricing is given clearly before anything begins.