Find licensed care, in person or by telehealth
Virtual Care Atlas is a free guide to licensed peptide therapy, GLP-1 weight-loss, NAD+ and hormone care. It lists 3,233 clinic locations in 50 states + DC, and 1,581 of them say on their own website that they also offer telehealth. We checked every one against its own website on , and matched 929 to the federal NPI Registry. No ratings, no reviews, no paid placement.
- Clinics listed
- 3,233
- Businesses screened
- 3,677
- Matched to NPI Registry
- 929
- City pages (3+ clinics)
- 213
- Offer telehealth
- 1581
What are you looking for?
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Peptide therapy
Clinics whose own website says they offer peptide therapy or name specific peptides, e.g. BPC-157, ipamorelin or CJC-1295.
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GLP-1 & medical weight loss
Clinics that say on their site they offer medical weight-loss programs, GLP-1 medications, semaglutide or tirzepatide.
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NAD+ therapy
Clinics and IV lounges that list NAD+ IV infusions, drips or injections on their own website.
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Hormone therapy (HRT / TRT)
Clinics that list hormone replacement, bioidentical hormones (BHRT), testosterone therapy (TRT) or pellet therapy on their site.
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Sermorelin
Clinics whose own website names sermorelin among their services.
- 1581clinics
Telehealth options
Clinics whose own website says they offer telehealth or virtual visits.
Explore by medication name
Brand and molecule names people search for. Each chip opens our GLP-1 hub, where we explain FDA-approved vs compounded options and link to verified clinics — we do not sell medication or rank clinics.
Cities with verified clinics
A city gets its own page only when it has three or more verified clinics. Clinics in smaller towns are listed on their state page.
Every listing is a fact you can check
- Step 1
Discover
We pull public Google Maps listings for peptide, GLP-1, NAD+ and hormone searches in each metro.
- Step 2
Read their site
We crawl up to 7 pages of each clinic’s own website and record the services it names, and where.
- Step 3
Cross-check
We confirm the phone or address on the clinic’s site and match its organization in the federal NPI Registry where possible.
- Step 4
Exclude
We drop product shops that aren’t clinics, businesses with no clinical staff signal, and anything we can’t verify.
Frequently asked questions
How does Virtual Care Atlas verify a clinic?
We start from public Google Maps listings, then check each clinic against its own website: we crawled up to seven pages per site on October 19, 2026 and list a service only when the clinic's site names it. We confirm the phone or street address on the clinic's site, and where possible we match the clinic to the federal NPI Registry. 3,677 businesses were screened and 3,233 met our rules.
Does Virtual Care Atlas rate or rank clinics?
No. We do not publish star ratings, reviews, scores or "best" lists, and no clinic can pay for placement. Listings are sorted alphabetically or by distance. We publish verifiable facts so you can compare clinics yourself.
Why do some cities not have their own page?
A city gets its own page only when it has at least three verified clinics. Clinics in smaller cities are listed on their state page instead, so we never publish thin pages with one or two listings.
Is Virtual Care Atlas medical advice?
No. Virtual Care Atlas is an informational directory. A listing is not an endorsement, and many peptides and compounded medications offered by clinics are not FDA-approved for the uses promoted. Talk to a licensed clinician and verify their license with your state board.
I run a clinic. How do I fix or claim my listing?
See our Claim or correct a listing page. It explains what we can change, what evidence we need, and how corrections are reviewed. Listings are free and stay free.