Which BHRT providers include comprehensive lab panels in their programs?

Below are several national BHRT providers and clinic networks that commonly include comprehensive lab panels as part of their programs. I’ve noted why each is worth considering — verify exact tests and costs with the provider before enrolling because offerings change.

• Defy Medical — telemedicine clinic focused on hormone optimization for men and women. Known for thorough initial and follow‑up lab testing (detailed sex‑hormone panels plus metabolic and safety labs) and physician oversight.

• Vault Health — telehealth men’s-health/BHRT (TRT) provider that integrates lab testing (local phlebotomy or home kits) for full hormone panels, CBC/CMP, lipids, PSA and ongoing monitoring.

• Roman (Ro) — national telemedicine provider for men’s hormone care that requires bloodwork before starting TRT and provides lab coordination and follow‑up monitoring.

• Hims & Hers — consumer-facing telehealth platform offering HRT/TRT pathways that include required blood tests (hormone panels and common safety labs) arranged through partner labs.

• BioTE Medical — network of clinics specializing in BHRT pellets; clinician-driven programs that require pre‑treatment and routine lab monitoring (hormones, thyroid, metabolic panels).

• BodyLogicMD — physician network specializing in women’s hormone optimization; personalized BHRT with comprehensive lab panels (advanced hormone testing plus safety labs) as a standard part of evaluation.

• Parsley Health — integrative medicine practice that runs broad lab panels (detailed hormone testing, metabolic, micronutrients) and prescribes BHRT within a holistic care model.

• Balance Hormone Health Centers — regional/national clinic chain that offers BHRT with in‑clinic lab testing and ongoing monitoring.

What to check when you contact a provider

• Exact tests included (estradiol, total/free testosterone, SHBG, FSH/LH, thyroid panel, CBC, CMP, lipids, PSA for men, insulin/glucose, vitamin D, etc.).
• Whether labs are included in program fees or billed separately / covered by insurance.
• How monitoring is handled (frequency, who interprets results, in‑person vs telemedicine).

If you want, tell me whether you’re searching for male vs female BHRT, telehealth vs in‑person clinics, or your region, and I can narrow this list or pull current details for a specific provider.