Daniela Borgia
Physician Assistant, PA-CPhysician Assistant specializing in wellness, hormone optimization, and peptide therapy — 27+ years of clinical experience across internal, emergency, and functional medicine.
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Real clinicians. Real accountability.
Care at MedPAC Rx is led by licensed medical providers who review your health history, meet with you over secure video, and make every treatment decision personally. There is no anonymous review queue and no rubber stamp. Your provider knows your chart, knows your name, and answers for your care.
Who treats you at MedPAC Rx
Care at MedPAC Rx is delivered by licensed medical providers — physician assistants, nurse practitioners, and physicians — each licensed by the State of Nevada, with graduate-level medical training and the authority to examine patients, order and interpret labs, and prescribe medication. Telehealth does not lower the bar. The same clinical judgment you would expect across the desk applies across the screen.
Nevada holds that authority to a clear standard. Every MedPAC Rx provider practices in accordance with Nevada’s licensing and supervision requirements, including written physician supervision or collaboration agreements where state law requires them. That structure is the point. At some telehealth companies, it is hard to learn who signed off on your care. Here, a named, state-licensed clinician owns your care — and their credentials are on their profile for you to read.
What your provider actually does
Reviews your intake
Your provider reads your full health history, current medications, and goals before anything else happens. If something needs clarifying, they ask.
Orders labs when needed
When your history calls for it, your provider orders bloodwork first, so decisions rest on data instead of guesswork.
Meets with you by telehealth
You and your provider talk over secure video. It is a real medical visit: questions, honest answers, and clear next steps.
Makes the prescribing decision
If treatment is clinically appropriate, your provider writes the prescription, and a state-licensed US compounding pharmacy prepares it for you. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved, and the FDA does not review their safety, effectiveness, or quality before they are marketed. If treatment is not appropriate, your provider will tell you straight. A consultation never guarantees a prescription.
Monitors and adjusts
If you are prescribed treatment, care continues after your first shipment. Your provider checks in, tracks how you are responding, and adjusts your dosing when your progress calls for it. Individual results vary, and no outcome is guaranteed.
The standards we hold
Telehealth only works if you can trust what happens behind the screen. These commitments are not negotiable.
Licensure, verified
Every provider’s Nevada license and credentials are verified before they see a single patient, and re-verified to stay current.
Evidence-informed protocols
Our treatment protocols are grounded in published clinical research and maintained under physician supervision. Where the evidence for a therapy is limited or still developing, we tell you so plainly.
Honest gatekeeping
If peptide therapy is not appropriate for you, our providers decline to prescribe and explain why. We would rather lose a sale than compromise your care.
Coordination with your PCP
Ask, and we will share your treatment summary with your primary care provider so your whole care team stays on the same page.
Meet the team
Get to know the clinician who reviews your intake, holds your consult, and makes every treatment decision for MedPAC Rx patients across Nevada.
Ready to talk to a real provider?
Complete your intake online and a licensed medical provider will review it personally. If treatment is clinically appropriate, you will build the plan together; a consultation does not guarantee a prescription. Available to adults 18 and over in Nevada, where our providers are licensed.