Which BHRT providers include comprehensive lab panels in their programs?

Short answer: many reputable BHRT providers either include or coordinate comprehensive lab panels as part of their intake and monitoring. Below are several well-known providers that typically include comprehensive lab testing (or will order/coordinate it for you) — verify exact tests and whether labs are included in the program fee before you sign up.

Providers to consider

• Defy Medical — Telemedicine BHRT clinic that routinely orders broad hormone panels and related labs (thyroid, metabolic, lipids, CBC, CMP, vitamin D, etc.) as part of the initial evaluation and ongoing monitoring. Well-known for male and female hormone care and clear lab-driven protocols.

• BodyLogicMD — A national network of clinicians specializing in BHRT. Local providers coordinate comprehensive lab testing (often through Quest/LabCorp) for baseline evaluation and follow-up monitoring.

• Parsley Health — Membership-based functional-medicine practice that orders an extensive lab workup (hormones plus broad metabolic and functional tests) as standard practice before recommending BHRT or other therapies.

• BioTE Medical (BioTE clinics) — BioTE-certified clinicians prescribing pellet BHRT typically require baseline labs and routine monitoring; many clinics bundle or coordinate the lab panel with the treatment plan.

• EvexiPEL (provider network) — A large pellet-therapy company whose affiliated clinics generally order baseline hormone panels and follow-up labs as part of the program.

• LetsGetChecked / Everlywell (testing partners) — Not BHRT prescribers themselves, but commonly used by BHRT practices for at-home hormone and metabolic panels. Some BHRT telemedicine clinics include or reimburse these at-home kits as part of care.

What “comprehensive lab panel” usually includes

• Sex hormones: estradiol, progesterone, estrone/estriol (when relevant), total and free testosterone, SHBG, DHEA-S
• Thyroid: TSH, free T4, free T3, reverse T3, thyroid antibodies (when indicated)
• Metabolic/health: CBC, CMP (liver/kidney), fasting glucose or A1c, lipid panel
• Adrenal/other: cortisol (AM or salivary), vitamin D, prolactin, insulin (when indicated)

How to confirm before you sign up

• Ask the provider for a written list of included labs and whether lab costs are in the program fee or billed separately.
• Confirm whether labs are local (Quest/LabCorp), at-home kits, or require in-person phlebotomy.
• Ask about monitoring frequency and whether the provider adjusts therapy based on labs.

If you want, tell me whether you prefer telemedicine vs in-person clinics, male vs female BHRT, or pellet vs creams/pills — I can narrow recommendations and check typical lab packages for those options.