Trust & Transparency

Our Editorial & Medical Review Policy

Hormone, peptide, and weight-loss information affects real health decisions. This page explains who writes our content, who reviews it for clinical accuracy, how often we update it, and how to reach us if you spot an error.

Who writes our content

Our educational pages are drafted by our clinical and marketing team to explain the conditions we treat and the care we provide at our Lakeway practice. Drafts are written in plain language and are intended to help you understand your options — not to replace a consultation with a licensed provider.

Who reviews our content

Before a medical page is published or updated, it is routed through an internal review queue and reviewed by a credentialed provider for clinical accuracy. Our reviewer of record is Kristine Kjolhede, FNP-C, founder and family nurse practitioner at THRIVE, with review support from Courtney Masters, MSN, FNP-C. When a provider approves a page, we display a “Medically reviewed by” byline with the reviewer’s name and the date of that review, so you can see exactly who checked the information and when.

How often we update content

We review our medical pages when clinical guidance changes and on a periodic basis thereafter. The “Last reviewed” date shown on each reviewed page reflects the most recent provider review of that specific page — it is not a site-wide stamp. If a page does not yet carry a review byline, it is either non-clinical or still moving through our review queue.

Our approach to medical claims

We aim to describe treatments conservatively and accurately. We do not promise specific outcomes, and we avoid absolute language such as “cures,” “reverses,” or “guaranteed.” Where a therapy is compounded, investigational, or carries specific safety considerations — for example peptides or GLP-1 medications — we say so plainly and place that context next to the relevant claim rather than burying it. Individual results depend on your labs, history, and provider evaluation.

Report an error

If you believe something on this site is inaccurate or out of date, we want to know. Call us at (737) 242-6722 or reach out through our contact page, and our team will review it promptly.

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Kristine Kjolhede, FNP-C — EvexiPEL certified nurse practitioner in Lakeway, TX

Kristine Kjolhede, FNP-C

EvexiPEL® Certified Nurse Practitioner · Physician-Supervised

Kristine leads Thrive’s hormone, longevity & aesthetics care in Lakeway — partnering with each patient on a personalized, root-cause plan rather than a one-size protocol. Boutique, unhurried, and built around how you want to feel.

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