What are peptides?
Peptides are short chains of amino acids, the building blocks of proteins. Some peptides are studied or used in medicine to support specific processes in the body. Whether any peptide is right for you is a medical decision.
Licensed U.S. telehealth providers
Curious about peptide therapy? Talk to a licensed provider.
Clear information, no hype. Answer a few quick questions and we'll help match you with a licensed telehealth provider who can review your health history and decide whether treatment is appropriate for you.
- Video or online (asynchronous) visits
- U.S.-licensed providers
- No obligation to start treatment
Free check-in · about 2 minutes
- About you
- Your goals
- Contact
- Visit
- Match
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How it works
1
Take the check-in
Answer a few quick questions about your goals and how you'd like to meet a provider.
2
Get matched
We help connect you with a licensed telehealth provider in your state.
3
Meet your provider
By video or online questionnaire. Your provider decides whether treatment is appropriate and, if so, what plan fits you.
Peptide therapy, explained
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Why see a licensed provider?
A licensed provider can review your health history, medications and goals, explain the options and risks, and decide whether a prescription is appropriate. Peptide therapy is not right for everyone.
Synchronous vs. asynchronous visits
A synchronous visit is a live video call with a provider. An asynchronous visit means you complete a detailed questionnaire that a provider reviews, and they follow up with you if needed.
Myths vs. facts
Myth: peptides work the same for everyone. Fact: responses vary, and a provider should weigh benefits and risks for you specifically.
Why Cascadia
Licensed providers
Visits are with healthcare professionals licensed in your state.
Quality-focused
Cascadia works with rigorously tested peptides and scrutinized suppliers.
Your privacy matters
Your information is used only to connect you with care. Read our privacy policy.
Frequently asked questions
Will I definitely get a prescription?
No. A licensed provider will determine whether treatment is appropriate for you. You are under no obligation to start any treatment.
How much does a visit cost?
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Which states do you serve?
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Is this covered by insurance?
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Who will contact me?
A member of the Cascadia care team, by the channels you agreed to (text, WhatsApp or email), from +1 (323) 312-5593.
Can I stop hearing from you?
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Prefer to talk first?
Message us on WhatsApp to talk to a provider, or request an appointment.