State hub · 7 clinics listed

Peptide Therapy Clinics in Arizona

Records held 7 across 1 market
Name a clinician 7/7 on the clinic’s own site
Publish a price 1/7 a figure of any kind
Licence checked 0/7 none verified against the registry yet

Arizona is covered across 1 market holding 7 clinic records. Clinics listed here publish clinician oversight and operate under Arizona medical board licensure; telehealth availability differs by practice and by the licensing state of the treating clinician.

Cities with clinic records

City Listed In-person Telehealth Index status
Phoenix Noindex — below gate
Scottsdale 7 7 2 Indexed
Tucson Noindex — below gate

Every market holding a record has its own page. Cities listed with no record are shown so the gaps in our coverage are visible rather than hidden.

Every clinic we hold a record for in Arizona

Listed alphabetically, not ranked. Each was read off the clinic’s own site on the date shown, and none has had its licence checked yet.

Anazza Healthcare Scottsdale, AZ
Dr. Roselyn Ranon, NMD
Peptide consultation · Hormone optimization · Longevity medicine
Modern Therapeutics Scottsdale, AZ
No clinician is named anywhere on the site; it refers to an expert medical team without names or credentials.
Peptide consultation · Hormone optimization · GLP-1 care · Medical weight management
NuGen Medicine Scottsdale, AZ
Dr. Nima Ghadimi — site describes a board-certified internist with Mayo Clinic training but prints no degree letters after the name
GLP-1 care · Medical weight management · Hormone optimization
Real Results Medical & Aesthetics Scottsdale, AZ
No clinician is named on the site.
Peptide consultation · Recovery support · Longevity medicine
Scottsdale Peptides Scottsdale, AZ
The site names "Dr. Slater" and prints no credential letters. Its about, contact and team pages do not resolve.
Peptide consultation · GLP-1 care · Medical weight management
The Well Med Spa Scottsdale, AZ
No clinician is named on the site.
Peptide consultation · Longevity medicine · Recovery support
Vita Sana Medical Center Scottsdale, AZ
Dr. Luca Lioce — site states Licensed Naturopathic Physician holding a Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine, but prints no letters after the name
Peptide consultation · Longevity medicine · GLP-1 care · Medical weight management

7 records · licence verification pending on all of them

How to check a clinician in Arizona

Every clinic record on this site says the licence has not been checked. These are the official registries where you can check it yourself, and they are the same registries we will use when we do.

Physicians
Arizona Medical Board — physician search →
Search by name to see licence status and any disciplinary history.
Nurses and nurse practitioners
Arizona State Board of Nursing →
Many clinics in this category are nurse-practitioner-led. This is the registry that covers them.
Complaints
File with the state →
Complaints go to the board, not to a directory. We cannot act on one; the board can.
Nationwide
NPPES NPI Registry →
Every clinician who bills insurance has a National Provider Identifier. Searchable by name and state, nationwide.
Nationwide
FSMB DocInfo →
Run by the Federation of State Medical Boards — the body the state boards belong to. It is the only place that shows licence and disciplinary history across state lines; a single state board only sees its own.

What Arizona rules mean for a clinic like these

Three things differ meaningfully by state and shape what you will find in this market. We report what the official source says and do not interpret it.

Nurse practitioner authority Full practice authority

Arizona grants nurse practitioners full practice authority, so an NP may own and operate a clinic without physician ownership. Several clinics in this catalogue are nurse-practitioner-led as a result.

Telehealth

Arizona requires the treating provider to obtain verbal or written informed consent before delivering care by telehealth. Telehealth records form part of the medical record, and telehealth remains subject to Arizona scope-of-practice law.

Med-spa oversight

Oversight is split across three boards. Naturopathic physicians are regulated by the Arizona Naturopathic Physicians Medical Board and osteopaths by a third board — a consumer checking a credential must search the right registry, not just the medical board.

Service categories reported by Arizona providers

Peptide consultationMedical weight managementGLP-1 careRecovery supportLongevity medicineHormone optimization