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    How it works • Care from home

    A clear next step.
    At every step.

    From your first questions to your results conversation, know what happens next and who is there to help.

    Texas telehealth visits and blood collection at your home or office.

    Illustrative telehealth visit from home with a nurse practitioner on a desktop monitor
    A real conversation, from a place that works for you.

    Your care journey

    Four steps, with your team alongside you.

    You begin with understanding your health. Treatment decisions follow a clinical evaluation and a conversation about your options.

    01

    Reserve your place

    Start with a few simple questions.

    • Complete the eligibility check and share your contact details.
    • Review the current deposit amount and refund terms before you reserve.
    • Follow the onboarding instructions to set up your patient record and complete the intake and consent forms.
    • Your clinician orders your Precision Diagnostic as the first step of care.
    Check eligibility and reserve →
    02

    Have your blood drawn at home

    Your care team helps coordinate collection.

    • Arrange your blood draw at your home or office.
    • Follow the preparation instructions your care team provides for your ordered tests.
    • Your samples go to the laboratory for processing.
    • Your clinical team reviews the results before your interpretation session.
    Explore the diagnostic →
    03

    Meet with Stacy to understand your results

    A dedicated 60-minute interpretation session.

    • Review your personalized report and discuss the findings in context.
    • Connect your results with your symptoms, history, and goals.
    • Ask questions about your priorities and possible next steps.
    • Discuss whether a treatment program is appropriate before choosing to enroll.
    Meet your clinical team →
    04

    Choose your next step together

    A plan guided by your clinical needs.

    • If you proceed, your treating clinician develops your personalized care plan.
    • Executive Reset runs for 12 weeks and includes exactly two NP telehealth visits, at the start and end.
    • Two home or office blood draws provide baseline and end-of-program testing.
    • Move into maintenance only after initial treatment, when your clinician determines you are ready. Finishing 12 weeks does not automatically mean you are ready for maintenance.
    Review Executive Reset details →

    What happens when

    Your next steps after the deposit.

    These are the same instructions you receive in your deposit receipt. Keep that email handy for your onboarding links.

    1. 01

      Today

      Your deposit receipt arrives from 1836 Wellness. Answer three quick questions and we set up your patient record for you, then register with the clinic for Alterra, your lifestyle and coaching program. Open the private checklist from your receipt for the clinic form, platform access and coaching-call steps. Then, in the portal, upload a photo of your driver's license under My Account Details and complete your intake and consent forms. Your driver's license is required before your first visit (Texas telehealth identity verification).

    2. 02

      Within 1 business day

      Stacy Pleasant, FNP-C, emails you to schedule your blood draw: a mobile phlebotomist at your home or office.

    3. 03

      Within 14 business days of your draw

      Your 60-minute Interpretation Session, after your clinical team has reviewed every marker.

    4. 04

      At your Interpretation Session

      A full review of your results, your protocol roadmap, and the option to enroll in Executive Reset for $4,000 all-in for 12 weeks. Your diagnostic payment is credited in full toward the program total.

    Stacy Pleasant, FNP-C
    Stacy Pleasant, FNP-C

    Time to ask your questions

    Your report is the start of a conversation.

    Bring the questions that matter to you. Stacy helps you understand your findings and discuss your next steps.

    Your Precision Diagnostic includes a personalized report and a dedicated results consultation. Review the full diagnostic details to learn more about testing and interpretation.

    Meet your clinical team →

    If treatment is right for you

    Build on what you learn.

    Executive Reset

    A 12-week program with an individualized plan and a clear review of your progress.

    • Exactly two NP telehealth visits, at the start and end
    • Two home or office blood draws, at baseline and program end
    • Base medications and supplements included only when clinically indicated
    • Alterra lifestyle support and the Alterra welcome kit
    $4,000All-in program price

    Your diagnostic payment is credited in full toward this total.

    See program details →

    Executive Reset is $4,000 all-in for 12 weeks. Your clinician determines whether any prescription or supplement is clinically indicated.

    Before you start

    A few practical answers.

    Visit the full FAQ →
    Do I need to travel to a clinic?

    Clinical visits are by telehealth, with blood collection at your home or office. Our care team helps coordinate the process for Texas residents.

    Do I have to commit to treatment now?

    No. Your first step is the clinician-ordered diagnostic. Review your findings with your clinician before deciding whether to enroll in a treatment program.

    Where can I see the current deposit and refund terms?

    The reservation page displays the current deposit. Read the refund policy before reserving. Your diagnostic payment is credited toward Executive Reset if you enroll.

    What should I prepare for my blood draw?

    Follow your care team's instructions for your specific tests. If you have questions about preparation or scheduling, contact the team before your appointment.

    Ready when you are

    Start with understanding.

    Check eligibility and take the first step toward your results conversation.

    Updated September 14, 2026. Telehealth imagery is illustrative; Stacy's portrait shows your actual clinician.