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Aspire Health is a fully virtual medical practice offering clinician-supervised weight management, hormone therapy and peptide care to patients in 29 states. There is no physical clinic — every visit is conducted by telehealth, and prescriptions are issued when medically appropriate following evaluation.

LocationTelehealth — 29 states (no physical clinic)
AddressTelehealth only; care delivered remotely
Phone(402) 230-7166
Websiteaspirehealth.care
Primary ServiceMedical Weight Management / GLP-1 Therapy
TreatmentsSemaglutide, Tirzepatide, Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT/BHRT), Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT), Peptide Therapy & Health Enhancements, Functional Medicine, Sexual Health, Hair Loss, Skin Care, Quick Care
States ServedAlaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Utah, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin
AvailabilityVaries by provider licensure and applicable state regulations
CostGLP-1: free consultation, then $49 every 28 days for ongoing medical care plus medication — compounded semaglutide from $129/vial, compounded tirzepatide from $149/vial, Wegovy from $199, Zepbound from $299 (4-week supplies; varies by dose). Women’s HRT/BHRT: $250 consult, $150 follow-ups. Men’s TRT: $200 consult, then $150 or $250/month. Functional medicine: $350 consult, $250 follow-ups. Peptide therapy: $150 consult; medication priced by plan.
InsuranceSelf-pay. Brand-name Wegovy and Zepbound pricing varies with insurance coverage; verify benefits with your plan. Labs, supplements and hormone medications are billed in addition to visit fees.
Clinical TeamJenni Haan, MPAS, PA-C (Founder) · Amanda Carlile, MSN, APRN, FNP-C · Memorie Nichols, PA-C · Danielle Frederick, BSN, RN · Shelby Thompson, CMA
FoundedJuly 2022

HealingMaps take: Aspire Health was founded in July 2022 by Jenni Haan, MPAS, PA-C, whose background is in family medicine and inpatient hospital medicine, with a stated focus on medically supervised weight management. The practice leads with GLP-1 therapy — semaglutide and tirzepatide — and supports it with hormone replacement, testosterone therapy, peptides and functional medicine, which makes it a fit for patients who want weight management and hormone care handled by the same clinical team rather than split across providers.

The clinical team is unusually well documented for a telehealth practice: alongside Haan, Amanda Carlile, MSN, APRN, FNP-C (functional medicine, hormones, sexual health), Memorie Nichols, PA-C (women’s health, hormone optimization, preventive medicine, with additional training in bioidentical hormone replacement and obesity medicine), Danielle Frederick, BSN, RN, and Shelby Thompson, CMA, who coordinates intake, scheduling and pharmacy issues.

What Aspire Health charges

Pricing below was supplied by the practice in October 2026 and, for the GLP-1 medications, matches the dose-by-dose tables on aspirehealth.care/weight-loss. Medication prices vary by prescribed dose; confirm your figure at the consultation.

ProgramConsultationOngoing
Medical weight management / GLP-1Free$49 every 28 days for medical care, plus medication: compounded semaglutide $129–$189 per vial, compounded tirzepatide $149–$299 per vial, Wegovy $199–$399 and Zepbound $299–$449 per 4 weeks
Women’s HRT / BHRT$250$150 per follow-up; labs and medications additional
Men’s TRT$200Testosterone Essential $150/month · Testosterone Premium $250/month
Functional medicine (pay as you go)$350$250 per follow-up; labs and supplements additional
Peptide therapy$150Medication priced by therapy and treatment plan

Before you book: availability of any specific treatment depends on your medical evaluation, the licensure of the provider assigned to you, and the regulations of your state — so confirm that what you are looking for is offered where you live. Medication pricing changes with dose, so ask what your prescribed dose will cost and whether labs are included before you start. Compounded medications such as semaglutide and tirzepatide are not FDA-approved products in their compounded form, which is worth understanding before starting.

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