Jason Medler, MD

Medler's visit style centers on lab review and protocol tuning. He works through hormones, peptides, IV support, GLP-1 care, and broader wellness goals, reading them against symptoms and day-to-day function rather than one lab marker. In Carmel, patients should think of him as the physician for hormone and optimization planning, while Kuxhausen is the stronger match for PRP or prolotherapy procedures.

• Physician co-owner. Medler owns and practices at the Carmel office, giving patients direct access to a decision-maker.
• Hormone-and-wellness care. He is the clearer fit for labs, hormone replacement, peptides, IV therapy, and GLP-1 protocols.
• Academic tie. Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine at Indiana University School of Medicine.
• Published case report. Co-authored a 2021 Oxford Medical Case Reports paper on severe methemoglobinemia.

• Choose by care type. Book Medler for hormone and wellness protocols; book Kuxhausen for procedural injection work.
• Ask about availability. External profiles still show emergency medicine roles, so clinic scheduling may share space with ER work.
• Bring recent labs. Prior results can make the first visit more useful because his work centers on lab-and-protocol review.
• Self-pay. Plan for out-of-pocket consults, labs, and treatment.