Licensed providers. In-home visits in Brooklyn, NY, and Las Vegas and North Las Vegas, NV.
(718) 218-4791info@briyahealth.comCell- and hormone-informed plans that support how you age, brought to your home in Las Vegas and North Las Vegas.
Medically reviewed by Jonathan Navar, MD, and Yaakov D. Kotlarsky, PA-C · Last updated November 2, 2026
Help for NAD+, a coenzyme your cells rely on for energy. NAD+ levels tend to fall as you get older.
Learn about NAD+ TherapyPeptide plans built around your long-term goals for aging well.
Learn about Longevity and Healing Peptide ProtocolsNAD+ given as a small shot under the skin during your home visit, or at home once you have been shown how.
Learn about NAD+ InjectionA needle-free way to use NAD+, sprayed into the nose at home on the schedule your provider sets.
Learn about NAD+ Nasal Spray
A Nevada-licensed medical provider guides every protocol.
We follow the evidence, not the latest fad.
Visits come to your home, from Summerlin to North Las Vegas.
Your provider visits your home in Las Vegas or North Las Vegas and asks what healthy aging means to you. Maybe it is energy, sleep or staying active. They review your health history and medicines. Then they explain what NAD+ therapy and longevity peptide protocols can and cannot do, based on current research. You decide together, with no pressure.
NAD+ is a coenzyme your cells use to make energy, and levels tend to drop with age. Briya Health offers NAD+ as an injection or as a nasal spray. Research in people is still early, so your provider will not promise results. Some people feel flushing, nausea or soreness where the shot is given. Your provider explains which form may suit you.
Las Vegas air is very dry for much of the year. Dry air can leave the inside of your nose feeling irritated, even before you add a spray. If you use NAD+ nasal spray, your provider shows you how to use it and what to watch for. Tell them about nosebleeds, burning or stuffiness so they can adjust your plan.
Strong sun is one of the main causes of skin aging, and the desert gets plenty of it. No injection or spray replaces sun protection. Your provider may talk with you about sunscreen, shade, drinking enough water and sleep, since these habits support healthy aging. NAD+ and peptides, if you use them, are added on top of these basics.
We see patients at home in Summerlin, Centennial Hills, Downtown Las Vegas, Spring Valley, Enterprise and Paradise. We also visit North Las Vegas, including Aliante. Enter your address when you book to confirm your visit.
No treatment has been proven to slow human aging. Some longevity peptides have early research behind them, but large, long-term studies in people are limited. Your provider will share what is known, what is not, and the possible risks. Prescription peptides should come only from licensed pharmacies, never from 'research use only' products sold online.
It depends on your plan. Some people need one visit to start and a check-in a few weeks later. Others need regular visits for injections or labs. Your provider sets a schedule that fits your plan and your work hours. Visits run Monday through Thursday, 6am to 5pm Pacific, and Friday, 6am to 11am, at your home in Las Vegas or North Las Vegas.
We are a cash-pay practice and do not bill insurance. You will see the price before you book. Insurance usually does not cover healthy aging treatments like NAD+ and longevity peptides anyway. You can pay with cash, Zelle, any major credit or debit card, or an HSA or FSA card.
Yes. Jonathan Navar, MD, our medical director, speaks Spanish. If you or a parent would feel more at ease talking about aging, energy and medicines in Spanish, mention it when you book. All care in Nevada is given by Nevada-licensed providers, and every visit takes place in your own home.
We visit homes in Summerlin, Centennial Hills, Downtown Las Vegas, Spring Valley, Enterprise and Paradise, plus North Las Vegas, including Aliante. Enter your address when you book to confirm your visit.
You will see one of our Nevada-licensed providers: Yaakov D. Kotlarsky, PA-C, Madeleine Navar, PA-C, or Jonathan Navar, MD, who speaks Spanish. Their license details are on the Providers page.
Follow the pharmacy label, which usually says to keep them in the fridge. Never leave them in a car, a mailbox or a garage, where summer temperatures can pass 100°F. Ask your provider before using anything that got hot.
