Recovery & therapies
B12 LOVE — Mill Valley
Nutrient injection and IV drip studio that also offers NAD+ therapies and functional-medicine consultations with in-house providers.
5/6 checkedB12 LOVE Club membershipFrom $109
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Recovery & therapies
Hydration Room — Mill Valley
Physician-founded IV and injection therapy clinic; location menu lists IV therapies, injections, NAD+ services, iron infusions, weight management and hormone support.
4/6 checkedCold & Flu Remedy IVFrom $220
Longevity clinic
Energize Health and Hormones
Physician-led concierge primary care and integrative functional medicine practice in Marin with a separate peri- to post-menopause membership covering hormones, metabolic health and healthy aging.
MD/DO listed
4/6 checkedPricesNot published
A growing first collection, not a complete list. Hours, services and prices are published by each business and may change. Information only, not medical advice. How we source our listings ↗
All 3 places in Mill Valley, A–Z.
- B12 LOVE — Mill Valley37 Miller Ave, Mill ValleyFunctional medicine · Hormone therapy · Peptide therapy · Medical weight loss — B12 LOVE Club membership from $109
- Energize Health and Hormones655 Redwood Highway Frontage Rd, Suite 200, Mill ValleyConcierge medicine · Functional medicine · Hormone therapy · Medical weight loss
- Hydration Room — Mill Valley800 Redwood Hwy, Ste 807, Mill ValleyHormone therapy · Medical weight loss · IV therapy · NAD+ therapy — Cold & Flu Remedy IV from $220
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Longevity care can cost anything from a single session to tens of thousands of dollars a year. So every listing gets the same plain check of what you can verify for yourself — not a rating, not an ad and not medical advice. Unknowns stay unknown.
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Scans, programs and therapies are often self-pay, partly medical and sold with big promises. Here’s what to ask before you pay, so you know who’s responsible and what you’re actually getting. And talk to your own doctor about whether any of it makes sense for you.
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- Guaranteed results, “reverse your age” or cure-style promises
- Pressure to prepay a year or sign up on the spot
- No named clinician or medical director for medical services
- Prescriptions offered without a proper consultation
- A price that won’t say what it includes
- Who orders and reviews my results?Ask who the ordering clinician is for scans and lab tests, who reads them (for imaging, a radiologist?) and who explains the results to you.
- What exactly does the price include?Check which tests, visits, supplies and follow-ups are covered, what costs extra, and whether a consultation is required first.
- What happens after the visit?Ask how results are shared, whether a follow-up appointment is included, and whether they will send everything to your own doctor.
- What are the cancellation and refund terms?Especially for memberships and annual programs: notice period, auto-renewal, refunds for unused months or sessions.
- Can I use HSA/FSA funds or insurance?Much of this is self-pay. Ask for an itemized receipt, and check eligibility with your plan administrator rather than the business.
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