Mt Pleasant, South Carolina · listing
Anderson Longevity Clinic
Anderson Longevity Clinic is a clinic in Mt Pleasant, SC whose own website lists peptide therapy, GLP-1 weight loss, 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
- Mt Pleasant, SC 29464 Street address not confirmed on clinic site
- Phone
- (843) 972-7277 Confirmed on clinic site
- Website
- andersonlongevityclinic.com 7 pages checked
- Offers telehealth
- Yes, per its website (andersonlongevityclinic.com/charleston-sc-mt-pleasant). 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 andersonlongevityclinic.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: Peptide therapy · Peptide treatment
Source: andersonlongevityclinic.com/charleston-sc-mt-pleasant
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
Source: andersonlongevityclinic.com/weight-loss
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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Hormone therapy (HRT / TRT)
Terms found: Bioidentical hormones · Hormone therapy
Source: andersonlongevityclinic.com/charleston-sc-mt-pleasant
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: andersonlongevityclinic.com/growthhormonedeficiency
Branded sermorelin (Geref) was discontinued in 2008; clinic sermorelin today is generally compounded. More on sermorelin and FDA status
Other listed clinics nearby
All 13 in Mt PleasantSorted by straight-line distance from Anderson Longevity Clinic: Physician's Plan 0.7 mi · 4Ever Young Med Spa & Wellness Center 1.0 mi · Solcara Health 1.2 mi · Charleston Hormone Services (CHS) 1.3 mi · InterveneMD 1.5 mi · Totality Men's Health and Wellness 1.6 mi.
Anderson Longevity Clinic: common questions
What services does Anderson Longevity Clinic list?
As of October 19, 2026, Anderson Longevity Clinic's own website lists peptide therapy, GLP-1 weight loss, hormone therapy and sermorelin. Peptide therapy: we found "Peptide therapy", "Peptide treatment". GLP-1 & medical weight loss: we found "GLP-1". Hormone therapy (HRT / TRT): we found "Bioidentical hormones", "Hormone therapy". Sermorelin: we found "Sermorelin". Services change, so confirm with the clinic.
Does Anderson Longevity Clinic 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 Anderson Longevity Clinic 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 Anderson Longevity Clinic located?
Mt Pleasant, SC 29464. The nearest other listed clinic is Physician's Plan, about 0.7 miles away.
Is Anderson Longevity Clinic 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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