Which online clinics offer bioidentical hormone replacement therapy?

Several telemedicine clinics and specialty networks offer evaluation and prescription of bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT). Availability and specific products (compounded vs FDA‑approved bioidentical hormones, pellets vs gels/injections/pills) vary by provider and by state laws, so confirm directly with the clinic. Common options:

• Defy Medical — specialty telemedicine clinic focused on hormonal optimization and TRT/BHRT. Known for detailed hormone testing, longer follow‑up, and options including pellet therapy and injectable/topical formulations.

• BodyLogicMD — a national network of physicians who focus on hormone replacement for men and women; offers BHRT and individualized treatment plans with local or telehealth visits.

• Hims & Hers — large consumer telehealth brands that prescribe testosterone and certain menopause/sexual‑health hormone treatments; convenient enrollment, standardized protocols, home delivery.

• Ro (Roman) / Rory (Ro’s women’s health offerings) — Ro’s men’s and women’s services include testosterone replacement for men and menopause support for women; convenient telehealth model and home delivery.

• Gennev — menopause‑focused telehealth platform that offers symptom management and works with prescribers to provide hormone therapy (including bioidentical options) for women in menopause.

• Defy, Gennev, and BodyLogicMD are more specialized for conventional BHRT, while Hims, Hers, and Ro provide higher‑volume, consumer‑oriented telehealth BHRT services.

• Plume and Folx — specialize in gender‑affirming care and provide trans‑specific hormone therapy (bioidentical estradiol/testosterone regimens) via telehealth in many states.

Other ways to access BHRT:

• Local compounding pharmacies working with an HRT clinic (many BHRT prescriptions are filled via compounding pharmacies).
• Telehealth primary‑care platforms (PlushCare, etc.) sometimes provide hormone prescriptions; check each provider’s scope.

Safety and practical notes:

• Ask whether the clinic uses evidence‑based protocols, orders baseline and follow‑up labs, and has physician oversight.
• Clarify whether prescriptions are FDA‑approved bioidentical hormones (e.g., 17‑β‑estradiol, micronized progesterone) or custom‑compounded products (different regulatory oversight).
• Laws and prescribing availability differ by state; confirm the clinic serves your state.
• Always discuss risks/benefits with a licensed clinician before starting therapy.

If you want, tell me whether you need BHRT for menopause, low testosterone, or gender‑affirming care and which US state you’re in, and I can narrow the list to providers that serve your needs and location.