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Short answer: many telemedicine providers now offer bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT). Below are several established online clinics or networks that commonly provide BHRT (menopause, testosterone replacement, or gender‑affirming hormones), with a brief note about each.
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Hims & Hers — national telehealth for men and women; offers prescription HRT (estradiol, progesterone, testosterone options) through online visits and convenient delivery. Good if you want a simple, consumer‑friendly workflow.
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Ro / Roman — well known for men’s health and testosterone therapy (telehealth evaluation, ongoing monitoring, mail delivery). Good choice for streamlined testosterone replacement.
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Gennev — focuses on menopause care (telehealth visits, coaching) and offers personalized BHRT options and menopause support. Good if your primary concern is perimenopause/menopause.
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Parsley Health — a functional‑medicine membership model with in‑depth testing and personalized BHRT plans overseen by clinicians. Good if you want a comprehensive, whole‑person approach and frequent followup.
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Plume — specialty telehealth for gender‑affirming care; provides feminizing/masculinizing hormone therapy (bioidentical hormones) with experienced clinicians. Good if you’re seeking trans care via telemedicine.
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Evernow — telehealth clinic focused on perimenopause/menopause that offers hormone therapy (including bioidentical options) plus symptom management and lab monitoring.
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BioTE Medical network — not a single online clinic but a large network/brand that trains clinicians to deliver bioidentical hormone pellets; many member clinics offer telehealth consults and in‑office pellet insertion. Good if you’re specifically interested in pellet therapy.
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Telemedicine platforms / primary‑care telehealth (PlushCare, Teladoc, Amwell, some concierge practices) — many primary‑care or specialty telehealth providers can evaluate for HRT and arrange labs/prescriptions. Good if you want to try to use insurance or see an endocrinologist/PCP virtually.
Important notes before you choose
- “Bioidentical” is a marketing term covering a range of products. Some BHRT medications are FDA‑approved (micronized progesterone, estradiol, testosterone formulations) and some are compounded custom formulations (less FDA oversight). Ask the clinic which they prescribe and why.
- Ask about baseline and follow‑up lab testing, provider credentials, dosing/monitoring plans, and the pharmacy they use (chain vs compounding).
- Telemedicine availability and prescribing rules vary by state and by hormone type; some treatments may require in‑person visits or labs.
- I’m not giving medical advice—discuss risks/benefits with a licensed clinician.
If you want, tell me:
- whether you’re seeking care for menopause, male testosterone, or gender‑affirming therapy, and
- which U.S. state you’re in (or country)—
and I’ll narrow the list to providers that serve your area and match your needs.