Which BHRT providers include comprehensive lab panels in their programs?

Short answer: several reputable BHRT programs explicitly include comprehensive baseline and follow‑up lab panels as part of their BHRT workflow. Below are well‑known options and why they’re commonly chosen — verify current package details and exact tests with each provider before enrolling.

• Defy Medical — Telemedicine clinic focused on testosterone/BHRT. They routinely order comprehensive baseline and follow‑up lab work (hormone panels, CBC, CMP, lipids, PSA where appropriate) and coordinate local lab draws or lab kit use. Good for men’s and women’s BHRT with clear lab-driven protocols.

• BodyLogicMD — A national network of physicians who specialize in BHRT for women and men. Most BodyLogicMD clinicians include thorough hormone and metabolic lab panels (thyroid, estradiol/progesterone/testosterone, SHBG, DHEA‑S, etc.) as part of their evaluation and follow‑up.

• BioTE Certified Clinics — BioTE is a large pellet‑therapy training and clinic network. Individual BioTE providers typically require an extensive lab panel before pellet placement and for ongoing monitoring; lab requirements are well established in their protocols.

• Parsley Health — Membership‑based functional/integrative primary care that frequently includes comprehensive testing (hormones, thyroid, metabolic markers, micronutrients) as part of their workup for hormone imbalance and BHRT decisions.

• Hims & Hers (Hims for men / Hers for women) — Consumer telehealth platforms that provide HRT pathways and require/coordinate lab testing as part of the program. Labs may be ordered and billed through their lab partners; check which panels are included vs. charged separately.

• Forward (if available in your area) — Membership primary care with on‑site lab testing and advanced diagnostics; they will run comprehensive labs when managing hormonal therapies.

• Academic centers / large integrative clinics (e.g., Mayo Clinic, Cleveland Clinic, major academic endocrinology or women’s health centers) — If you want the most comprehensive, guideline‑driven testing, these centers will order full diagnostic panels and follow‑up testing as part of a BHRT plan.

What to confirm with any provider

• Which specific tests are included (examples to ask for: estradiol, progesterone, total/free testosterone, SHBG, DHEA‑S, FSH/LH, TSH/free T4/free T3, CBC, CMP, lipids, insulin or A1c, Vitamin D, PSA for men).
• Whether baseline labs and follow‑up monitoring are included in program fees or billed separately.
• Where and how lab draws occur (local lab draw, home test kit, or clinic).
• Frequency of monitoring and how results affect dose changes.

If you want, tell me which providers you’re comparing or your location and I can check typical lab panels they use and what’s currently included.