Vial Confidence Comparison
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VIALFunctional Healthcare of Omaha vs NP 2 GO
Same category. Different operational transparency.
Clinic / Medical Practice
73/ 100
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Pharmacy Disclosure
Do they name their pharmacy partner?
✕No pharmacy partner named
✕No pharmacy partner named
Physician Oversight
Are prescribing clinicians named?
✕No clinician disclosure
✕No clinician disclosure
Pricing Transparency
Is pricing shown before signup?
✕Pricing not disclosed
✓Public pricing (from $199/mo)
Federal Enforcement History
Any FDA, DEA, or OIG actions?
✓No federal actions found
✓No federal actions found
State Availability
How widely is care available?
•1 states
•38 states
Membership Model
Is a paid membership required?
✓No membership required
✓No membership required
Data & Privacy
Any reported HIPAA breaches?
✓No breaches on record
✓No breaches on record
Lower Vial Score
Functional Healthcare of Omaha
Gaps in pharmacy disclosure, physician oversight, and pricing.
Higher Vial Score
NP 2 GO
Leads on pricing.
Updated July 15, 2026
Scores based on operational, compliance, and transparency signals tracked by Vial.
Biggest Differences
- Geographic reachNP 2 GO is available in 38 states compared to Functional Healthcare of Omaha's 1, which may decide the question before any other signal if you're outside Functional Healthcare of Omaha's footprint.
Provider A
Functional Healthcare of Omaha
DeliveryIn-Person Only
HQOmaha, NE
Services: TRT, HRT, Peptides +7
Comparison based on public federal and state records including NPI Registry, FDA enforcement database, and PCAB accreditation directory. Updated weekly. Not a medical endorsement.
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