How it works

The first step is a fifteen-minute call with a person on our team, not a questionnaire. You tell us what has been going on, how long it has been going on, and what you would like to be different. We explain how treatment works and answer your questions. If it does not sound like hormones are the issue, we will tell you. The call is free and you are not committing to anything.

If you decide to go ahead, we order your bloodwork. It rules out the other things that cause these symptoms, and sets a safe baseline before anything is prescribed. When the results are in, you sit down with your clinician to go through what they show.

Many of our patients come to us after being told their labs are normal. We do not think normal is a diagnosis. A result can sit inside the range while you still feel nothing like yourself, so we read your labs alongside your sleep, your mood, your energy and everything else you have told us. You leave with a plan written for you. This costs $125, one time, and it includes your first month of care.

The clinician you meet at your first visit stays your clinician. You see the same person every time. They know your history, they remember what you tried and how it went, and you never have to start your story over. When you have a question between visits, you message them directly.

Hormones take some fine-tuning, and this is where that continuity matters. We recheck your labs after six to eight weeks, adjust your dose based on the numbers and on how you feel, and check again. Most people feel settled by about month three. From there we review things with you twice a year and keep watching your labs so you stay where you want to be.

The $99 covers all of it: every lab test, every visit, every message. Because labs are included, there is never a reason to skip a recheck to save money, and you will not get a separate bill from us for anything.

We do not make money on medication. You pay what it costs us, and you will know the price before you start. It also means that when your clinician recommends something, the only reason is that they think it is right for you.

We prescribe body-identical hormones. Where an FDA-approved version suits you, we use it, which is why several prescriptions for women are filled at your regular pharmacy through your insurance. We also prescribe low-dose testosterone for women when it would help, which many clinics will not.

To give you a sense of the total, a man on weekly testosterone injections pays about $119 a month, all in. A woman on an estradiol patch and progesterone pays $99 plus her copays.

Getting your hormones right often fixes more than people expect, including energy, sleep and sex drive. Once you are steady, there are a few other things you can add, for hair, skin, sexual health and recovery.

You do not need an appointment for these. You request what you want from your member account and answer a few short questions, and your clinician reviews it, usually within a day. Because they already know your history and your labs, most requests need nothing more from you. If they have a question, they will message you.

Everyone starts with labs and a first visit, so your clinician knows your baseline before prescribing anything. Your hormones always stay with your clinician directly, because getting the dose right takes a conversation. Everything below is optional, for members only, and priced at cost like the rest.

That is what the free call is for. Fifteen minutes, no cost, and no obligation.