Yes, you can get bioidentical testosterone and progesterone prescribed via telehealth through several specialized providers, though availability depends on your state of residence and the specific clinic's licensing. How It Works & Key Providers Reputable telehealth programs for Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT) require an in-depth virtual visit, current lab work (often ordered via Quest Diagnostics), and a medical history review before prescribing. Provider Location/Licensing Hormones Offered Administration Methods Hormones Direct Nationwide (membership model) Testosterone, Progesterone, Estrogen Injections only (they consider injections superior) [1] INJX Bar AZ, UT, NE Testosterone, Progesterone, Estrogen Troches (lozenges), Creams, Injections [2] Nava Health 15 states Testosterone, Progesterone, Estrogen Creams, Pills, Injections [4] Midi Health Nationwide (insurance accepted) Estrogen, Progesterone (for uterine cancer risk reduction) FDA-approved patches, pills; does not typically prescribe T [7] Plume Nationwide Primarily Testosterone Injectables, patches [3] EVOLVE BHRT Nationwide Testosterone, Progesterone Various compounded forms [3] Critical Requirements for Prescribing Lab Verification: All licensed providers require current lab data to confirm clinical deficiency before prescribing testosterone or progesterone [1][2][4]. State Licensing: You must be physically located in a state where the provider is licensed (e., INJX Bar only serves AZ, UT, NE) [2]. Progesterone Specifics: Progesterone is often prescribed alongside estrogen for patients with a uterus to reduce uterine cancer risk, but may be unnecessary for those who have had a hysterectomy [7]. Testosterone Specifics: While widely prescribed for low T (andropause), some direct-to-consumer models have been flagged for potentially "inappropriate" prescribing without rigorous diagnosis [6]. Always choose a provider that emphasizes diagnosis and monitoring [10]. Recommendation For the most comprehensive care covering both testosterone and progesterone via telehealth, INJX Bar (if in AZ/UT/NE) or Nava Health (if in one of their 15 licensed states) are excellent options due to their flexible delivery methods (creams, troches, injections) and strict lab requirements [2][4]. If you prefer injections only, Hormones Direct offers a structured nationwide membership for BHRT [1]. Ensure you are prepared to pay for the initial consultation and lab work, as many of these are cash-pay or specialized telehealth services [3][8].
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