Opening Late 2026 · Draper, Utah
Hormone care is a relationship. We'll price it like one.
Peri will open on a membership model: one ongoing arrangement covering the visits, the labs, and the follow-through, instead of a new bill every time something needs attention.
Because hormones don't hold still.
Most medicine is built for events: you get sick, you get seen, you get billed. Hormone care doesn't work that way. A protocol is a starting point, not an answer — your levels shift, your symptoms respond, and the plan has to move with them. That takes months of attention, not one appointment.
It also puts Dr. Nelson on your side of the ledger. He isn't paid more for seeing you more, or less for getting you stable. He's accountable for one thing: whether you're actually doing better, measured over time.
A membership removes the meter. A check-in is never a decision about another bill.
The shape of a year at Peri.
A visit that isn't rushed
Long enough to cover the whole story — symptoms, history, what's already been tried — because the clinic isn't paid by the appointment count.
Labs on a cadence
Hormone care runs on data over time, not a single snapshot. Panels are drawn on a schedule that matches your protocol, and every line gets explained.
The same physician, every adjustment
When a dose, a route, or the plan itself needs to change, the decision is made by the physician who knows your chart.
Membership opens with the doors. The waitlist hears first.
Founding-member details reach the waitlist before they're published anywhere else. Peri is cash-pay, with superbills on request, and won't see Medicare patients in this first phase.
Get on the waitlist