Peptide therapy in Miami, built around your recovery.
Dr. Jesse Morse uses peptides as part of injury recovery and long-term health plans, with a protocol built from your history, labs, and goals and followed up in person.
Who it's for
Who peptide therapy may help
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Slow-healing injuries
Tendon, ligament, and muscle injuries that are taking too long.
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Athletes in recovery
Recovery from training and injury for athletes and active adults.
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After a procedure
Support around PRP or another regenerative injection.
The basics
What peptide therapy is
Peptides are short chains of amino acids that act as signals in the body. Some are established, FDA-approved medicines, such as insulin. Others are prescribed off-label or prepared by compounding pharmacies, and are studied for tissue repair, recovery, sleep, metabolism, and hormone signaling. Dr. Morse prescribes only FDA-approved peptides and peptides that licensed pharmacies may lawfully compound.
Peptide therapy means choosing the right peptide for a specific goal, at the right dose and schedule, with monitoring. Dr. Morse treats it as one part of a medical plan, alongside diagnosis, rehabilitation, nutrition, and other treatments.
How it works
Four steps with Dr. Morse
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Consultation
Your history, current symptoms, medications, prior treatments, and goals.
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Labs when needed
A baseline that confirms the plan is appropriate and makes progress measurable.
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Your protocol
Which peptide, how it is taken, how often, and for how long.
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Follow-up
Check-ins to review results and side effects, and to adjust or stop.
Dr. Jesse Morse- Board-certified, American Board of Family Medicine
- Family & Sports Medicine (CAQSM)
Your physician
Meet Dr. Morse
I've prescribed peptides for more than seven years, and I pair them with PRP and other regenerative injections when it fits. Every plan starts with your history, your labs, and your goals.
I lecture on peptides at medical conferences in the U.S. and abroad, and I created Peptavo, a peptide therapy certification program for clinicians.
See Dr. Morse in Miami, or online
The Osteopathic Center
For exams, procedures, prescriptions and longer consultations, call the clinic to book with Dr. Morse.
3915 Biscayne Blvd, Suite 406Miami, FL 33137
Online consultation
A one-on-one video call with Dr. Morse for patients located in Florida or Tennessee, where he is licensed. Pick a time and pay when you book.
- Book
30 minutes · $300
Focused questions, a second opinion, or initial direction.
- Book
60 minutes · $600
A full review of your history, goals, and treatment options.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about peptide therapy with Dr. Morse.
Is peptide therapy legal in Florida?
Florida physicians can prescribe peptides that are FDA-approved drugs, and compounded peptides that licensed pharmacies are permitted to prepare. The federal rules on which peptides can be compounded have changed in recent years, so Dr. Morse explains which options are available when you are seen.
Do I need lab work before starting peptides?
Often, yes. Labs help confirm that a peptide is appropriate, set a baseline, and show whether the protocol is working. Dr. Morse orders only the tests that matter for your goals and history.
Can I start peptides from an online consultation?
Online consultations are for questions, second opinions, and planning. Prescriptions are written through an in-person visit at The Osteopathic Center in Miami.
How long does a peptide protocol last?
Most protocols run in cycles of several weeks to a few months, sometimes with a break before repeating. Dr. Morse sets the length and the check-in points at the start.
Does insurance cover peptide therapy?
Insurance generally does not cover compounded peptides. Some visits and lab work may be billable to insurance depending on your plan; the clinic can confirm before your appointment.
What treatments pair well with peptide therapy?
Dr. Morse often pairs peptides with PRP injections and other orthobiologic injections for injuries and joint pain, and with ozone therapy as part of an integrative plan.