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Personalized Compounded Semaglutide · New Port Richey, FL

Weight Loss in New Port Richey

Yes. New Port Richey residents can get medically supervised personalized compounded semaglutide from Padgett Medical Center by telehealth, with the weekly medication shipped to their door, or at our Tampa clinic, about 26 miles and roughly 38 minutes from downtown New Port Richey without traffic. With telehealth, the drive down to Tampa is optional.

About 26 miles to our clinicRoughly 38 minutes without traffic

Shipped to your door, anywhere in Florida

Here's the pricing: personalized compounded semaglutide from $149 a month and personalized compounded tirzepatide from $229, both at the starting dose. With a card on file at online booking, your first month of medication is 15% less, and there's no charge for the $100 visit when you start medication. You pay nothing at booking.

How long is the drive from New Port Richey to Padgett?

About 38 minutes without traffic, for roughly 26 miles. From Main Street downtown, take Rowan Road south to State Road 54, head east to the Suncoast Parkway, then south onto the Veterans Expressway and off at Linebaugh Avenue. It's a straightforward trip, but SR 54 and the parkway can both add time at rush hour, and the parkway is a toll road.

Why does telehealth make sense from New Port Richey?

Because you get the same visit without spending well over an hour on the road. You meet Morgan Colee, PA, on video, go over your health history, current medications and goals, and your personalized compounded semaglutide ships to your door in Florida. The requirements are simple: be physically in Florida during the visit and show a valid Florida driver's license or ID on camera.

Follow-ups are where your dose is reviewed and adjusted, so doing them from home keeps the plan on track even in a busy month. If you're still deciding whether medical weight loss is for you, our article is medical weight loss near you? compares in-person and telehealth care around Tampa Bay.

What do CDC estimates show for New Port Richey?

The CDC's PLACES project estimates that about 34% of New Port Richey adults had obesity in 2023 and about 16% had diagnosed diabetes, both higher than its estimates for Pasco County overall (about 32% and 13%). It also estimates that about 31% of adults in the city got no leisure-time physical activity.

These are modeled figures, and they describe a community, not you. What they do show is how common the challenge is here, and that you're far from alone in wanting medical help with it. Your first visit, by video or in person, is where your provider decides with you whether personalized compounded semaglutide or personalized compounded tirzepatide suits your health history.

A plan that starts small is easier to keep than a big overhaul. An evening walk by the river three or four times a week, paired with treatment and a few changes to what is on your plate, is a realistic place to begin.

Where can you start moving in New Port Richey?

Start downtown. Sims Park, on the Cotee River in the heart of the city, has paved walking paths, outdoor workout equipment and a kayak launch, and leashed dogs are welcome there and around Orange Lake next door. A few laps there is a gentle way to begin if walking is new for you.

For longer outings, Werner-Boyce Salt Springs State Park in neighboring Port Richey has hiking trails, boardwalks and mangrove paddling along about 4 miles of coastline, and Jay B. Starkey Wilderness Park to the east has trails that connect to the Suncoast Trail. For the habits that help most over time, read how to keep the weight off.

Which nearby communities are served too?

Port Richey, Holiday and Trinity. Trinity is the closest to the clinic of the three, about 28 minutes without traffic, Holiday about 35 and Port Richey about 40, so the farther from the Suncoast Parkway you live, the more telehealth saves you. Trinity has its own page, and every dose and price is on the personalized compounded semaglutide page.

When you're ready, book online and choose telehealth from New Port Richey or a visit at the Tampa clinic.

Personalized compounded semaglutide and personalized compounded tirzepatide are compounded drugs that have not been approved by the FDA. They have not been reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality. FDA-approved products containing semaglutide and tirzepatide are available. Individual results vary.

Personalized Compounded Semaglutide pricing in New Port Richey

Same transparent, dose-based pricing for New Port Richey patients, in person or by telehealth, shipped to your door.

Every plan includes your provider consultation, medication, and ongoing check-ins. Medication ships to your door anywhere in Florida.

Prices are subject to change; add-ins such as NAD+ or B6 may cost more.

* Personalized compounded semaglutide is a compounded medication and is not FDA-approved. Results vary by individual and are not guaranteed. See important safety information in the footer.

Getting to us from New Port Richey

Our clinic is at 6904 W. Linebaugh Ave, Tampa, FL 33625, in northwest Tampa. Rowan Road south to State Road 54, east to the Suncoast Parkway, then south onto the Veterans Expressway to the Linebaugh Avenue exit We're open Mon-Fri 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Wed until 7:00 PM.

We also care for patients across Pasco County in Port Richey, Holiday and Trinity, and offer telehealth statewide. New to personalized compounded semaglutide? Learn how personalized compounded semaglutide works →

Personalized Compounded Semaglutide FAQs, New Port Richey

Do I have to drive to Tampa at all?

No. Every visit can be by telehealth from New Port Richey, as long as you're physically in Florida and show a valid Florida driver's license or ID on camera. Your medication is shipped to your door in Florida. The Tampa clinic, about 38 minutes away without traffic, is there if you prefer to meet in person.

What do I need for a telehealth visit?

A phone, tablet or computer with a camera, a private place to talk and your valid Florida driver's license or state ID, which is checked on camera. You must be physically in Florida during the visit. Have a list of your current medications ready, since your provider reviews them as part of the visit.

Is the weekly injection hard to do at home?

It's a small once-weekly injection under the skin, and you get clear instructions for your exact medication and dose. If you're nervous, ask your provider to walk you through it during your visit before your first dose, whether that visit is by telehealth or in person.

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