Women's Hormone Therapy

Personalized hormone care, built around your body.  At-home hormone testing + provider review Personalized treatment based on your labs and symptoms  Up to 3 prescribed hormone therapies, if appropriate, at no additional cost Hormonal changes can affect sleep, energy, mood, focus, libido, body composition, temperature regulation, and more.  Women’s Hormone Therapy takes the guesswork out of finding the right treatment. You’ll begin with an at-home hormone test and health assessment. A licensed healthcare provider reviews your results, symptoms, medical history, and goals to determine whether hormone therapy is appropriate and which treatment—or combination of treatments—may be right for you.  You don’t need to choose your hormones before you start.  Your provider will work with you to determine which medication(s), dosage, and delivery method best fit your needs. Depending on your lab results and symptom assessment, your plan may include up to three therapies. ESTROGEN  BiEst Cream 
A compounded blend of Estriol (E3) and Estradiol (E2) available in 80/20 or 50/50 formulations.  Estradiol Patch 
A transdermal option that delivers Estradiol (E2) through the skin in a consistent, provider-selected dose.  PROGESTERONE   Progesterone Capsules 
Multiple strengths and dosing options allow your provider to personalize treatment to your needs. Progesterone Cream 
A compounded topical alternative for patients who may prefer a different method of progesterone therapy. TESTOSTERONE  Testosterone Cream 
A compounded topical option with dosing tailored to your symptoms, lab results, and treatment plan. Testosterone Cypionate Injection 
An injectable testosterone option that your provider may recommend based on your individual needs and preferences. More Than One Hormone May Be Needed 
Hormones don’t operate independently. Your provider may recommend a combination of Estrogen, Progesterone, and/or Testosterone and adjust your treatment over time.  Medication, dosage, form, and directions are determined by your prescribing provider. Enrollment does not guarantee a prescription.