The Dallas-Fort Worth clinics behind the EvexiPEL hormone pellet method, combining pellet therapy with peptides, IV work, PRP aesthetics and sexual health
EVEXIAS Medical Centers is the clinic side of the EvexiPEL story, and the two are worth separating. EvexiPEL is a branded pellet method rather than a place: a patented hormone pellet, a dosing algorithm and an insertion technique, licensed out to certified providers across the country by a separate corporate company. EVEXIAS Medical Centers is where the founder actually treats patients, from two clinics in Texas, in Southlake and Rockwall. A third clinic in Lone Tree, Colorado carries the EVEXIAS name but is independently owned by a Denver vein surgeon. Terri DeNeui opened the practice in 2008. She is a doctorally prepared nurse practitioner, board certified in adult acute care, who came out of emergency nursing, wrote the book Hormone Havoc, teaches at A4M's world congress and created the EvexiPEL method in 2018. Worth being precise about, since press releases often blur it: her doctorate is a DNP in nursing, not a medical degree. The Texas practice is nurse-practitioner led, with one board-certified OB/GYN listed as collaborating physician and every treating clinician a board-certified APRN. What sets the pellet apart is what is in it. FarmaKeio, a related 503B outsourcing facility in the same town, holds a US patent covering a testosterone pellet combined with triamcinolone, an anti-inflammatory steroid, and supplies it only to EvexiPEL-certified providers. Insertion takes minutes under local anaesthetic through a small incision at the upper hip, and women are typically re-dosed every three to four months. The rest of the menu is broad for a hormone clinic. Peptide therapy, compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide, IV vitamin drips, IV ozone and EBOO, a gut mapping programme, at-home DUTCH hormone testing, sexual health work including TriMix and acoustic wave therapy, and a full aesthetics arm. Their regenerative work is PRP drawn from your own blood and spun in-clinic, used for microneedling, scalp injections for thinning hair, under-eye treatment and P-Shot style injections. Their pages also use the word exosome, but the process they describe is a blood draw and centrifuge, which is PRP, and no exosome product or manufacturer is ever named. There is no stem cell therapy here, and none is claimed. Compounded hormone pellets are not FDA-approved products.
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The Texas clinics publish almost nothing. The one posted price is an Essential Care membership at $150 a month or $1,500 a year, which buys telemedicine for minor acute problems plus 20 percent off select labs and IV therapies and 10 percent off supplements. Pellets, peptides, GLP-1 medication, PRP and aesthetics are all quoted after a consultation. Insurance is not accepted for membership. For scale, the independently owned Denver clinic publishes hormone packages from $139.65 a month.
Pricing is indicative and set by each clinic. Confirm the final cost directly before treatment.
Individual results vary and are not typical or guaranteed. Case studies and testimonials reflect one person's experience.
Terri DeNeui
Founder and Creator of the EvexiPEL Method
DNP, APRN, ACNP-BC
Opened the practice in 2008 after years in emergency nursing. She took her BSN at Texas Woman's University and her MSN and DNP at UT Arlington, graduating summa cum laude, and is board certified as an adult acute care nurse practitioner with further certification in hormone therapy and functional medicine. She created the EvexiPEL method in 2018, wrote Hormone Havoc in 2023, was primary author of a 2019 paper on menopausal care in the Journal of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners and lead author on a 2025 paper on hormone therapy and brain health in the Journal of Women's Health, and is lead teaching faculty at the A4M World Congress. Her doctorate is in nursing practice, not medicine.
Amy Lungren
Collaborating Physician
MD, FACOG
The board-certified obstetrician-gynecologist listed as collaborating physician for the Texas clinics. She is the only MD attached to the Texas practice; day-to-day care is delivered by the nurse practitioner team.
Samantha Pailes
Nurse Practitioner, Southlake
MSN, APRN, ANP-BC
Board-certified adult nurse practitioner with more than ten years of experience, working in functional and integrative medicine and certified in the EvexiPEL method.
Sondra Bell
Nurse Practitioner, Southlake
APRN, FNP-C
Board-certified family nurse practitioner with decades behind her across paediatric, family, geriatric and critical care nursing.
Kelly Wedel
Nurse Practitioner, Rockwall
MSN, APRN, AGACNP-BC
Board-certified adult-gerontology acute care nurse practitioner with around twenty years in healthcare, including flight nursing and service in the Army Reserve.
Tricia Lawler
Nurse Practitioner, Rockwall and Southlake
MSN, APRN, FNP-C
Board-certified family nurse practitioner working across both Texas clinics, with a focus on integrative and preventive medicine.
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40% Regenerative Orthopedics ยท 30% Bone-Marrow-Derived Therapy ยท 20% Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)
Pricing on consultation
70% Stem Cell Banking / Storage ยท 20% Bone-Marrow-Derived Therapy ยท 10% Adipose-Derived Stem Cell Therapy
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$3,000
30% IV / Systemic Cell Therapy ยท 25% Mesenchymal Stem Cell (MSC) Therapy ยท 15% Adipose-Derived Stem Cell Therapy
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$5,000