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ACT 2 HEALTH
ACT 2 HEALTH is a clinic in Austin, TX whose own website lists peptide therapy, GLP-1 weight loss, NAD+ therapy, hormone therapy and sermorelin and mentions telehealth. We checked its website on . Virtual Care Atlas doesn’t rate clinics. Confirm services, prices and the prescriber’s license with the clinic before booking.
Verified facts
- Address
- Austin, TX 78701 Street address not confirmed on clinic site
- Phone
- (415) 854-5012 Confirmed on clinic site
- Website
- act2health.com 7 pages checked
- Offers telehealth
- Yes, per its website (act2health.com). It also has the in-person location above.
- NPI (organization)
- No organization match found. Many practices bill under individual clinicians.
- Last verified
Services listed on their website
We tag a service only when act2health.com names it, either repeatedly or on a dedicated page. Here are the terms we found and where. This is what the clinic says it offers, not our endorsement.
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Peptide therapy
Terms found: BPC-157 · Peptide therapy
Source: act2health.com
Many peptides clinics offer are not FDA-approved; FDA lists several (e.g. BPC-157, CJC-1295, ipamorelin) as bulk substances that may present significant safety risks in compounding. More on peptide therapy and FDA status
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GLP-1 & medical weight loss
Terms found: GLP-1 · Medical weight loss
Source: act2health.com
Wegovy and Zepbound are FDA-approved for chronic weight management; compounded semaglutide/tirzepatide are not FDA-approved. More on GLP-1 & medical weight loss and FDA status
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NAD+ therapy
Terms found: NAD+ · NAD+ injection
Source: act2health.com
We are not aware of an FDA-approved NAD+ infusion product for wellness uses; clinic preparations are generally compounded. More on NAD+ therapy and FDA status
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Hormone therapy (HRT / TRT)
Terms found: Hormone optimization · Hormone therapy
Source: act2health.com
FDA recommends FDA-approved hormone products and says it lacks evidence that compounded “bioidentical” hormones are safer or more effective. More on hormone therapy and FDA status
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Sermorelin
Terms found: Sermorelin
Source: act2health.com/peptide-therapy/athletes-active-adults
Branded sermorelin (Geref) was discontinued in 2008; clinic sermorelin today is generally compounded. More on sermorelin and FDA status
Other listed clinics nearby
All 58 in AustinSorted by straight-line distance from ACT 2 HEALTH: Saving Face 0.3 mi · Advanced TRT Clinic 0.3 mi · Premier Health and Wellness 0.7 mi · Drip Refresh Mobile IV Therapy 1.0 mi · IVitamin IV Lounge 1.5 mi · Gameday Men's Health Austin 1.5 mi.
ACT 2 HEALTH: common questions
What services does ACT 2 HEALTH list?
As of October 19, 2026, ACT 2 HEALTH's own website lists peptide therapy, GLP-1 weight loss, NAD+ therapy, hormone therapy and sermorelin. Peptide therapy: we found "BPC-157", "Peptide therapy". GLP-1 & medical weight loss: we found "GLP-1", "Medical weight loss". NAD+ therapy: we found "NAD+", "NAD+ injection". Hormone therapy (HRT / TRT): we found "Hormone optimization", "Hormone therapy". Sermorelin: we found "Sermorelin". Services change, so confirm with the clinic.
Does ACT 2 HEALTH offer semaglutide or tirzepatide?
Its website lists medical weight loss / GLP-1 services but did not name semaglutide or tirzepatide on the pages we checked. Ask the clinic which medications it prescribes.
Does ACT 2 HEALTH offer telehealth?
Yes. Its website mentions telehealth or virtual visits. Prescribers generally need to be licensed in the state where you are during the visit.
Where is ACT 2 HEALTH located?
Austin, TX 78701. The nearest other listed clinic is Saving Face - Body & Mind, about 0.3 miles away.
Is ACT 2 HEALTH in the NPI Registry?
We did not find a matching organization record. Many practices bill under individual clinicians' NPIs instead. You can search the NPI Registry yourself by clinician name.
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