Vida-Flo launches at-home telehealth wellness service

Vida-Flo has launched Vida-Flo Longevity, a LegitScript-certified telehealth service that delivers provider-reviewed wellness prescriptions to patients at home. The rollout extends the Atlanta-based IV lounge operator’s care model beyond its 10 clinics and into home delivery across licensed states.

Why it matters: - Vida-Flo Longevity gives patients a way to access provider-supervised wellness care at home instead of only visiting a clinic. - The launch extends a company that helped build the IV lounge category into telehealth and mail-order delivery. - The service is designed to reach existing Vida-Flo guests between visits and new patients in licensed states.

What happened: - Vida-Flo launched Vida-Flo Longevity, a telehealth service live at vflongevity.com. - The company first opened an IV hydration lounge in Atlanta in 2012 and has delivered more than 1,000,000 treatments. - Patients choose a treatment online, complete a secure medical intake, and wait for review by an independently licensed provider. - If a provider approves treatment, a licensed U.S. pharmacy fills the prescription and ships it to the patient. - Most orders arrive four to five business days after approval.

The details: - Launch categories include longevity, men's health, hair, and women's hormones. - Longevity options include NAD+ by injection or nasal spray, glutathione by injection or nasal spray, and sermorelin. - Men's health treatment includes tadalafil. - Hair treatment is a combined finasteride, minoxidil and biotin tablet. - Women's hormone treatment includes estradiol, progesterone and Biest. - Vida-Flo Longevity is certified by LegitScript, a credential major search engines and payment networks use to verify online pharmacies and telehealth services. - Clinical care is provided by Arora Health & Aesthetics, an independent physician-led medical group. - Pricing is published and includes shipping. - Programs are 90-day supplies billed quarterly, with a monthly option on select programs. - Programs start at $29 per month. - New patients pay a one-time $99 enrollment fee that includes the provider review. - Vida-Flo Longevity does not charge an ongoing membership fee. - Vida-Flo Longevity is self-pay and does not bill insurance. - Vida-Flo continues to operate 10 clinics in Georgia, Tennessee and North Carolina for in-person IV care. - The telehealth service also serves patients in states where its providers are licensed and pharmacy partners are authorized to dispense.

Between the lines: - The launch signals a push to turn a brick-and-mortar wellness brand into a hybrid care model. - The LegitScript certification is aimed at building trust with consumers, search platforms and payment networks. - The company is also positioning the service for future expansion if federal rules change around compounded peptides. - In July 2026, an FDA advisory committee recommended adding six peptides to the list of substances licensed pharmacies may use in compounding. - Vida-Flo Longevity does not offer peptides today. - If the FDA adopts those recommendations, Vida-Flo Longevity plans to offer them through the same provider-reviewed process. - Every treatment remains prescription only, and a consultation does not guarantee a prescription. - Some treatments are compounded preparations and are not FDA-approved.

What's next: - Vida-Flo Longevity plans to add peptides if the FDA acts on the advisory committee's recommendations. - The company will continue using provider review and licensed pharmacy fulfillment for any future additions. - Vida-Flo says its clinics will remain open for in-person IV care while the telehealth service handles at-home follow-up care. - More information is available at vflongevity.com and govidaflo.com.

The bottom line: - Vida-Flo is betting that consumers want a clinic-backed wellness option they can use at home, with licensed-provider review and direct-to-door delivery.