Yes. After your evaluation and appropriate testing, our physician assistant or MD medical director can prescribe bioidentical hormones, including estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone when clinically appropriate. Prescriptions depend on your individual circumstances, and testosterone is not routinely indicated for every perimenopausal symptom. Care is coordinated through telehealth when permitted.

Yes. Hormone levels fluctuate during perimenopause, so a single result within the laboratory reference range may not rule out the transition. We consider your symptoms, menstrual changes, medical history, and relevant lab results together. Other potential causes of your symptoms may also need evaluation.

Our physician assistant or MD medical director oversees prescriptions as part of your care. They evaluate your health history, symptoms, and treatment options to determine whether hormone therapy is appropriate.

No. Hormone therapy has benefits and risks that depend on the type of treatment, dose, route, timing, and individual medical history. Your prescribing clinician will review whether it is appropriate for you and discuss relevant precautions.

Most of our care is virtual, so patients anywhere in Florida can work with us from home, and labs are drawn locally. Our Seminole, FL office in the Tampa Bay area is open for supplement pickup and in-person visits. If you live outside Florida, you can establish care with one in-person visit at our Seminole office and then continue with telehealth. Contact us to confirm availability for your state.

Begin with a free discovery call. We'll discuss your symptoms and goals, explain our approach, and help you decide whether to move forward with a full consultation.