Frequently asked questions.
Plain answers about who provides your care, where telehealth is available and what to expect from treatment.
Clinical services are provided by licensed medical providers affiliated with Elite Care Health. Clinical decisions and prescribing are the sole responsibility of the treating provider.
Elite Care Health
Email: mayur@elite-care.health
Phone: 810-348-3003
Website: https://elite-care.health
Telehealth services may be available in all 50 states where clinically appropriate and permitted by applicable law. Clinical care is provided by licensed medical providers affiliated with an independent physician group.
Pharmacy and prescription fulfillment is handled by Rx Ave Health.
Rx Ave Health
5908 Breckenridge Pkwy, Suite B
Tampa, FL 33610
Phone: (833) 360-4276
Email: info@rxave.health
Website: https://rxave.health
No. Completing an intake form or selecting a program does not guarantee treatment. Prescription medications are only provided when a licensed medical provider determines they are clinically appropriate.
Your intake is reviewed by a licensed medical provider. Depending on your health history, goals, treatment request, and applicable requirements, the provider may request additional information, lab work, or a consultation before making a treatment decision.
No. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. The FDA does not evaluate compounded medications for safety, effectiveness, or quality.
Supernova Longevity is not for emergencies. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or seek immediate medical attention.
No. Every patient completes a medical intake and is evaluated by a licensed provider before treatment is prescribed. If your provider determines that medication is appropriate, your available options will be discussed with you.
Individual experiences vary. Your provider will explain what to expect based on the specific treatment being considered, including potential benefits, common side effects, risks, treatment goals and follow-up needs. No particular amount or rate of weight loss can be guaranteed.
Laboratory testing may be recommended or required depending on your medical history, symptoms, treatment pathway and provider assessment. When appropriate, Supernova may offer convenient at-home blood collection options.
There is no single treatment timeline that applies to everyone. Your provider will make recommendations based on your individual response, treatment goals, health status, tolerability and ongoing clinical assessment.
Let your provider know during your intake. Your previous medication history, response, side effects, dosage history and reason for discontinuing treatment may all be relevant when evaluating your next steps.
Insurance coverage varies by medication, health plan, diagnosis, pharmacy and individual circumstances. Any applicable pricing and payment information should be reviewed before treatment begins.
When medication is prescribed and home fulfillment is available, it may be dispensed and shipped directly to you through a licensed pharmacy. Availability can vary based on medication, pharmacy and patient location.
Treatment options depend on your provider's recommendation and availability. In some circumstances, compounded medications may be discussed or prescribed where legally permitted and clinically appropriate. Compounded medications are not FDA approved and are not reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness, or manufacturing quality in the same manner as FDA-approved medications. Your provider can discuss the specific treatment being recommended and answer questions about its regulatory status.
No. Every patient must complete an intake and be evaluated by a licensed provider before any treatment decision is made.
Possibly. A provider may recommend or review lab work as part of determining whether treatment is appropriate.
No. Individual response varies, and no specific outcome can be guaranteed.
No. Telehealth can improve access to care, but it does not replace emergency services or all forms of in-person medical evaluation.
No. Every patient must complete an intake and be evaluated by a licensed provider before any treatment decision is made.
No. Individual response varies, and no specific outcome can be guaranteed.
No. Treatment appropriateness depends on the patient's medical history, goals and provider assessment.
No. Telehealth can improve access to care, but it does not replace emergency services or all forms of in-person medical evaluation.
Start with a provider review.
Begin with a secure consultation and let a licensed medical provider determine what may be appropriate for you.
