Before you book

Two quick questions, then you can schedule.

Nuu Metabolic is licensed to treat adults in Illinois. Checking this now means nobody pays for a visit we can’t legally provide.

Are you 18 or older?

Step 2 of 3

Where will you be during the visit?

Will you be physically located in Illinois at the time of your video visit?

Telehealth licensing follows where you are during the appointment — not where you live. If you’ll be travelling that day, answer for that day.

Step 3 of 3

Anything here apply to you?

These don’t stop you booking. They change what’s likely to come out of the visit, and you should know that before you pay.

I have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer or MEN2 syndrome I’m pregnant, breastfeeding, or planning pregnancy in the next 6 months None of these apply to me

Your consultation

$99. A detailed visit. One provider.

What you get — whether or not you qualify

A detailed visit with Urooj Mujtaba, PA-C
A written clinical summary you keep
A referral to the right clinician, if one’s indicated
The Nuu Guide

Enroll during your visit and the full $99 comes off your first month.

I understand the $99 is non-refundable, that it pays for clinical time and an assessment — not for a prescription — and that a prescription is never guaranteed.

What happens right after you book

You’ll get a booking confirmation, then five separate emails — one for each intake form you need to complete before your visit. Five emails is expected, not an error. They arrive from yourprovider@gethealthie.com, the secure platform Nuu Metabolic uses for scheduling, forms, and video visits. Please check your spam folder and add that address to your contacts, or you may not see them.

Schedule my consultation

You’ll be taken to the secure booking page to pick a time and pay.

Not a fit

Nuu Metabolic treats adults 18 and older.

That’s a firm line, and it isn’t one I can make an exception to.

If weight and metabolic health are on your mind, that’s worth taking seriously — please talk to your primary care provider or a pediatrician. They can evaluate what’s going on and point you somewhere that’s right for your age.