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No. Apex is a private-pay clinical practice, not a subscription storefront. Ongoing care may continue month to month, but treatment is prescribed only when it is medically appropriate.

No. Apex is private pay. Fees are presented before care begins so you know what the plan costs and what level of review, coordination, and follow-up is included.

A private follow-up is targeted within one business day. Your request is reviewed before the consultation is placed on the calendar.

Yes. Diagnostic work can stand on its own. Panels may be ordered and interpreted before any treatment decision is made.

Not at launch. Apex currently provides telehealth visits and prescribing only when the patient is physically located in Florida at the time of the visit. Additional states are added only after licensure, pharmacy, and operating coverage are ready.

Apex is not a substitute for emergency care. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or proceed to the nearest emergency department.

Apex clinicians. Every prescription follows review of intake, labs when indicated, risk profile, and a private consultation.

When a compounded medication is clinically appropriate, Apex orders through qualified 503A compounding partners. Formulations are patient-specific and differ from FDA-approved brand products.