New Mexico
Prolong Health is licensed to treat patients in New Mexico across every telehealth service we offer — here's what's available and how it works for New Mexico residents specifically.
New Mexico's adult obesity rate is 34.5%, ranking 22nd nationally as of 2024 data.[1] That's near the national average, and access to specialty weight-management care in New Mexico still depends a lot on geography — telehealth removes that dependency. Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide are available starting at $205/month. Read our semaglutide vs. tirzepatide comparison.
Testosterone therapy and women's hormone support are both available to New Mexico patients through the same evaluation process — a licensed provider reviews your history before anything is prescribed, no shortcuts.
Sildenafil and tadalafil for sexual health, finasteride and minoxidil for hair restoration, and NAD+/glutathione longevity therapy are all licensed and available to New Mexico patients. Read our NAD+ therapy guide.
Sermorelin is available to New Mexico patients through the same real-evaluation process as every other treatment line.
In-home IV therapy is a Tampa Bay, Florida-only service — it's not part of what we offer New Mexico patients. Every other service on this page is fully available.
The process is identical no matter where in New Mexico you live: complete an intake, get reviewed by a licensed provider, and if appropriate, start treatment shipped directly to you.
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