Weight Loss in Trinity

Personalized compounded semaglutide at Padgett starts at $149 per month for the starting dose; personalized compounded tirzepatide starts at $229. Booking online with a card on file cuts 15% off your first month of medication, and you won't pay the $100 visit fee if you start medication. Booking doesn't charge your card.

What's the fastest way from Trinity to Linebaugh Avenue?

From the State Road 54 corridor near HCA Florida Trinity Hospital, head east on SR 54 to the Suncoast Parkway, go south, and stay on as it becomes the Veterans Expressway in Hillsborough County. The Linebaugh Avenue exit leaves you less than a mile from the clinic. It's about 20 miles and roughly 28 minutes without traffic, and both the Suncoast Parkway and the Veterans are toll roads.

If you already drive the Suncoast into Tampa for work, the clinic is practically on your way: a morning or late-day visit adds very little to the commute, and on Wednesdays the clinic is open until 7 PM.

Is telehealth a good fit for Trinity patients?

Yes, especially for follow-ups. A video check-in with Morgan Colee, PA, saves the round trip, which is the part of your day that traffic makes unpredictable. Being physically in Florida during the visit and showing a valid Florida driver's license or ID on camera are the only requirements.

At your first visit, whether in person or on video, Morgan Colee, PA, goes over your health history, current medications and goals and checks whether personalized compounded semaglutide fits you. If it does, you get instructions for your exact medication and dose before the first shipment arrives.

Your personalized compounded semaglutide is shipped to your Trinity address, and you give yourself the injection once a week at home. Your dose starts low and is adjusted over time based on how you respond, which is why follow-ups matter. Our article on how we personalize your plan explains what those visits cover.

How does Trinity compare on local health data?

Trinity comes out a little better than its neighbors in CDC estimates. The CDC's PLACES project estimates that about 29% of adults in Trinity had obesity in 2023, compared with about 32% for Pasco County overall and about 34% in nearby New Port Richey. It also estimates that roughly 21% of Trinity adults reported no leisure-time physical activity, against about 26.5% countywide.

Those are modeled estimates, not a census. Still, close to three adults in ten is a lot of neighbors for whom a medically supervised plan could be worth a conversation.

Where can you stay active around Trinity?

Pasco County's Jay B. Starkey Wilderness Park, on Wilderness Park Boulevard a short drive from Trinity, is the big one. The Southwest Florida Water Management District lists hiking, biking and equestrian trails there, plus a paved trail that connects to the Suncoast Trail.

The Suncoast Trail itself is a 42-mile paved path that runs beside the Suncoast Parkway, so the same road that gets you to the clinic also gives you a long, flat route for walking or cycling on weekends.

Who else nearby does Padgett serve?

Odessa, Land O' Lakes, Holiday and New Port Richey are served the same way. Odessa and Land O' Lakes are a touch closer to the clinic, about 25 to 26 minutes without traffic, while Holiday is about 35 and New Port Richey near 38. See the New Port Richey page or the Land O' Lakes page, and find the full program on the personalized compounded semaglutide page.

Starting from Trinity is simple: book online and choose in person in Tampa or telehealth from home.

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.