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Here are online/telehealth clinics and services that commonly offer bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT). I list what they’re known for so you can check which fits your needs — note availability and what they’ll prescribe can vary by state and by individual medical evaluation.
- Hims & Hers (Hims for men / Hers for women) — telehealth visits and prescription hormone therapy (testosterone for men; menopausal/HRT options for women). Convenient, consumer-focused platform with partner pharmacies.
- Ro (Roman / Rory) — Roman offers prescription testosterone replacement for men via telemedicine; Ro’s women’s brands (Rory, etc.) handle some women’s hormone/menopause care depending on the product and state.
- BodyLogicMD — national network of clinicians focused on hormone replacement for men and women; many clinics offer virtual consults and personalized BHRT plans. Good if you want hormone-specialized clinicians.
- Parsley Health — functional-medicine model offering in-depth evaluation, lab testing, and individualized BHRT (often bioidentical). Subscription-based care with ongoing virtual follow-up.
- PlushCare — telemedicine primary-care platform whose clinicians commonly diagnose and manage hormone issues (testosterone, menopausal therapy) and can prescribe appropriate hormones after testing.
- BioTE Medical (clinic network) — specializes in pellet BHRT (bioidentical hormone pellet therapy); consults may be virtual but pellet insertion is in-person at a clinic in their network.
- Tia — women’s health practice offering primary and specialty care including menopausal management and hormone therapy via telehealth (varies by location).
- Cleveland Clinic / Mayo Clinic (telehealth specialty consults) — major health systems that provide telemedicine consults for endocrine/menopause care and can prescribe evidence-based hormone therapy as appropriate. Good for complex cases.
- LetsGetChecked / Everlywell (testing + clinician follow-up partners) — these companies provide at-home hormone testing and partner with clinicians who may review results and facilitate prescriptions or referrals (testing-first approach rather than a full clinic).
Important notes before you proceed
- State licensing: telemedicine prescribing depends on whether the clinician is licensed in your state.
- Types of BHRT: “Bioidentical” can mean FDA-approved bioidentical hormones (e.g., estradiol patches, testosterone gel) or compounded formulations; compounded BHRT is not FDA-approved and carries different risks/quality issues. Ask which they prescribe.
- Pellet therapy requires in-person insertion even if the consult is virtual.
- Always confirm clinician credentials, test and monitoring plan (baseline labs, follow-up), costs, and pharmacy arrangements.
- If you want, tell me whether you’re seeking care for menopausal symptoms, low testosterone, or something else (and whether you prefer pellets vs creams/pills), and I’ll recommend the best fits from the list above.