The clinic
Dr. Ryan Loveland. Evaluation before prescribing, labs read together, hormones and GLP-1s and functional medicine under one roof.
Optimal Wellness Clinic · Mason, Ohio · Clinic, daily guide, community
A clinic, a ten-second daily check-in, real coaching, and a community of women doing this at the same time — so you are never handed a medication and left to work out the rest on your own.
Your first step, on us.A free blood panel, then a 15-minute telehealth visit to walk through your results.

01RequestComplete the short form
02TestVisit a nearby LabCorp
03ReviewTalk through your results
Why patients choose us
A Mason clinic with an experienced clinical lead, a connected support team, and a track record built one patient at a time.
Chapter 01
You got the prescription. Then you got a folder, a pharmacy text, and a follow-up in six weeks.
In between, there was you.
One app for the shot. One for the food. One for the workouts you were not sure you were allowed to do.
A group chat of strangers for the questions you did not want to ask your doctor.
It worked, sort of. And it was lonely. Nobody looked at what you logged. Nobody noticed the week you stopped.
Chapter 02
We are a nurse-practitioner-led clinic in Mason, Ohio, serving greater Cincinnati. We prescribe GLP-1s like semaglutide and tirzepatide, we manage hormones, we run the labs most physicals skip. And we kept watching the same thing happen: the plan was good on the day it was written, and then life happened between visits. So we built the part that was missing — a daily guide with our own people inside it, and a community that meets every week.
Dr. Ryan Loveland. Evaluation before prescribing, labs read together, hormones and GLP-1s and functional medicine under one roof.
One question a day. Ten seconds. One next step. Your dose, food, water, protein, side effects and workouts in one place, so you can delete the other four.
Tabby for strength and protein. Jeni for the community. Live sessions every week. Real names, real faces, in your town.
Chapter 03
Tomorrow morning the app asks how your energy is. You tap. It asks two more questions. Then it gives you one thing — not a list. Water before noon. Thirty grams of protein at breakfast. A two-minute lesson on why the scale stalls in week three. Some days the one thing is a call with Dr. Ryan or a session with Tabby. Most days it is free, small, and done by lunch.
Ten seconds. One tap.
Enough to understand, never an interrogation.
Water, protein, a two-minute lesson — sometimes a call with Dr. Ryan or a session with Tabby.
One missed day never erases a good month. You get a freeze every week and a next-day repair.
Sleep, energy, how your jeans fit, quiet food noise. You can hide the number entirely if it is not helping you.
Certain answers go straight to a person at the clinic, never just an automated tip.
The app educates and organises. It does not diagnose and does not give medication or dosing advice. Your prescriber sets your dose; the app only records what you tell it.
See how the app worksChapter 04

Nurse practitioner · Clinical lead
“I read your history and your labs together, and I stay for what happens after the prescription.”

Personal trainer · Strength coach
“The weight you lose should be fat, not muscle. That part is mine.”

Community host · “With the Girls”
“I am the one who notices when you go quiet. That is the whole job.”
Clinic patient experience
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Chapter 05
Every week there is a live session with a practitioner and one with Tabby, and the replays stay in the library. There is a room where members post the win nobody else would understand — the first week without food noise, the stairs that stopped hurting. Nicknames only. Jeni moderates. And because we are a real clinic and not just a website, members near Mason can take some of it in person.
With the Girls — short conversations with Tabby and Jeni about protein, hormones, energy and real life. Coming with the app.
Chapter 06
In-clinic red light therapy
Red and near-infrared light are delivered through dedicated equipment in a private room at our Mason clinic. Sessions are calm, simple, and offered as supportive care alongside your wider health or training plan—not as a substitute for diagnosis or treatment.

Chapter 07
Medication paired with real coaching, so the plan does not end at the prescription.
Hormone care built from your history, symptoms, labs, and priorities.
A fuller look at the systems that can make normal labs feel incomplete.
Protein, strength, and structure, built around the plan your provider already knows.
Genetic information read into a plan, never treated as a verdict.
In-clinic support used as part of a considered care plan.
Chapter 08
See a provider
A free blood panel, a real conversation, no contract.
Get the daily support
The app is included with support-tier clinic programs and available separately for everyone else.
Join as a founding memberNot sure which? Call 513-492-7117. A real person answers. Most services are private pay; HSA and FSA work for most of them; financing is available.
Next step
You do not need to arrive with the answer. Bring the history, the questions, and what has not felt right.
Start simple: the free blood panel starts the conversation. Go deeper: the Root Cause Panel explores the wider picture.