Quick answer: Hormone levels change with age and can affect energy, mood, sleep, body composition and sexual health. Our approach starts with your symptoms and lab results, then your clinician decides whether hormone therapy is appropriate and, if so, which form and dose.
How it works
- Consultation and labs. Symptoms, health history and baseline lab work.
- Personalized plan. If appropriate, a plan with the delivery method and dose that fit you.
- Ongoing monitoring. Follow-up visits and repeat labs to keep treatment safe and effective.
Important to know
Hormone therapy carries risks that depend on the hormone, the dose and your health history, and is not appropriate for everyone. Your clinician will discuss benefits and risks before any prescription.
Questions
Do I need labs first?
Yes. We do not prescribe hormone therapy without an evaluation and appropriate lab testing.
Guides on this topic
Important information. Hormone therapy is not right for everyone and carries risks that depend on the hormone, dose, delivery method and your health history. Treatment begins with a clinician evaluation and lab testing. Some hormone preparations, including compounded ones, are not FDA-approved. Results vary from person to person and are not guaranteed. Whether a treatment is appropriate for you is a medical decision made by a licensed clinician after an evaluation.