Start with the common questions.
This page covers the practical things people ask before booking labs or starting care.
The questions patients ask most often, answered without the corporate hedging. If your question isn.t here, take the quiz or book initial labs online.
Quick take
This page covers the practical things people ask before booking labs or starting care.
Most Revi answers come back to the same principle: get the full picture before making treatment decisions.
If the FAQ does not answer it, contact Revi and we can point you toward the right next step.
No referral required. Book your initial labs directly online.
Recommendations begin with comprehensive labs, health history, symptoms, and goals. Options are discussed during clinical review and monitored with follow-up testing.
Revi is located at 8245 Cody Dr. Suite A, Lincoln, NE 68512.
Because guessing wastes your time and money. The underlying drivers of fatigue, weight, sleep, hormone, and metabolic issues are individual — and the right treatment depends on what your labs actually show, not assumptions based on symptoms.
For most panels, no. If your specific panel requires fasting, we'll tell you in advance.
Typically 3-7 business days after your outpatient lab draw.
Bring it. Recent lab work from your primary care provider may reduce what we need to re-test.
When appropriately prescribed based on lab work and monitored over time, BHRT has a long clinical history. Risks and contraindications are reviewed individually. Patients with active hormone-sensitive cancers, certain cardiovascular conditions, or other contraindications may not be candidates.
Most patients notice meaningful changes within 4-8 weeks of starting therapy, with continued gains as dosing is optimized.
Yes. Men typically for testosterone optimization; women for perimenopause, menopause, or general hormone balance.
Many peptides used in clinical practice are not FDA-approved for general use, but are used through licensed compounding pharmacies based on patient-specific provider prescriptions. Status varies by peptide and changes based on FDA review.
Most peptides are self-administered as small subcutaneous injections with very thin insulin syringes — easier than most people expect. We walk you through the technique. A few options are available as nasal sprays.
The right protocol depends entirely on your individual case — your labs, your goals, your medical history. Publishing generic protocols would suggest one-size-fits-all dosing, which is exactly what we don't do.
We discuss specifics during your consultation. Both FDA-approved branded versions and compounded preparations exist; the appropriate choice depends on availability, cost, dosing requirements, and your individual case.
Same — both branded and compounded options exist; what's right depends on your case.
Individual. Some patients use it for 6-12 months alongside lifestyle changes, then taper. Others remain on a maintenance dose. Your provider plans duration with you.
Weight regain is common without continued lifestyle support. This is why we build nutrition strategy into the plan with our cofounder Steve Lucchino — not just the prescription.
Costs depend on your labs, consultation needs, and the treatment plan that is medically appropriate. Revi reviews pricing before ongoing treatment begins.
Yes — most of our therapies are HSA/FSA-eligible as medical expenses. Check your plan administrator for specifics.
Tell us. We'll discuss what's possible — sometimes a less intensive protocol, sometimes hormone optimization alone, sometimes lifestyle + labs only with re-evaluation in 6 months.
No. You pay for labs and consultation. After that, choosing to start treatment is entirely yours.
Yes. All consultations are private and HIPAA-compliant.
Yes. With your permission, we can share treatment plans and lab results with your PCP. We don't replace primary care — we complement it.