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Short answer: yes — but availability and which therapies are offered vary. Below are reputable telehealth programs that commonly evaluate and treat both perimenopause (including BHRT options) and thyroid disorders. I list what each is known for so you can compare.
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BodyLogicMD — Network of clinicians focused on hormone therapy for women. Offers bioidentical HRT (creams, troches, pellets via partnered clinics/compounding pharmacies) and works up/manages thyroid conditions. Good if you want menopause-specialized care and multiple BHRT delivery options.
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Parsley Health — Membership-based, functional-medicine style telehealth that does comprehensive lab work and care plans for perimenopause and thyroid disease. Providers will prescribe bioidentical hormones and thyroid meds and emphasize lifestyle + integrative approaches.
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Hers (formerly part of Hims & Hers) — Women’s telehealth platform that provides online evaluation and prescriptions for menopause symptoms and thyroid disorders. Convenient, direct-to-consumer model; good for straightforward management and prescription access (check whether they offer compounded BHRT in your state).
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SteadyMD — Matches you with a dedicated primary/functional-medicine physician who can manage chronic hormone issues, prescribe BHRT when appropriate, and manage thyroid disease over ongoing telemedicine visits. Good if you want continuity with one clinician.
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PlushCare / MDLIVE / K Health (large telehealth platforms) — These general telemedicine services can evaluate and manage hypothyroidism/hyperthyroidism and menopausal symptoms and prescribe standard hormone therapy or thyroid meds. They’re convenient and often fast, but may be less likely to provide specialized compounded BHRT or pellet therapy.
A few practical notes:
- Compounded BHRT and pellet insertion are sometimes restricted by state law or require in‑person procedures; ask each service which BHRT formulations they offer.
- Verify provider credentials (OB/GYN, endocrinologist, or experienced menopause clinician) and whether they run full labs (TSH, free T4/T3, antibodies, estradiol/FSH, etc.) before prescribing.
- Insurance coverage varies by platform; many are fee-for-service or membership-based.
If you tell me your state and whether you specifically want pellets, compounded creams, or prescriptions covered by insurance, I can narrow this to services that operate in your area and offer the exact BHRT form you prefer.