Which online clinics offer bioidentical hormone replacement therapy?

Several telemedicine clinics and networks offer bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT) (programs and availability vary by state and by patient sex). Below are reputable options to consider, with a brief note about each:

• BodyLogicMD — A national network of physicians who specialize in bioidentical hormone therapy for women and men; offers telemedicine visits, individualized plans, and lab monitoring.

• Defy Medical — Telemedicine clinic known for testosterone therapy and BHRT for men and women, including pellet and compounded options; offers remote consultations and labs.

• Hims / Hers — Mainstream telehealth brands that provide prescription hormone therapy (testosterone for men; menopause/HRT options for women) with convenient online visits and home delivery; they often use hormones that are bioidentical in formulation.

• Ro / Roman — Telehealth company focused on men’s health that provides testosterone replacement therapy via online evaluation, labs, and home delivery.

• Parsley Health — Membership-based, functional-medicine telehealth service that does comprehensive hormone evaluation and often prescribes bioidentical hormones as part of individualized care.

• Maven Clinic — Women’s and family health telemedicine platform offering menopause and HRT visits; useful if you want a female-focused provider and telehealth-first care.

• BioTE (certified provider network) — Not a direct online clinic, but a large network of clinicians trained in BioTE pellet therapy; you can find certified providers near you and many offer telemedicine consults.

• PlushCare — Broad telemedicine provider that can evaluate and manage hormone replacement and arrange labs and prescriptions; clinicians in their network manage HRT/BHRT for appropriate patients.

What to check before choosing

• Confirm the clinic prescribes the specific BHRT format you want (pellets, creams/compounds, FDA-approved bioidentical estradiol/progesterone, testosterone).
• Ask about initial and follow-up labs, monitoring frequency, and whether the clinician is board-certified in relevant specialties (endocrinology, OB/GYN, family medicine).
• Verify state availability and whether prescriptions (especially controlled substances) can be provided by telemedicine in your state.
• Ask whether medications are compounded locally or provided as FDA-approved products, and about pricing/insurance coverage.

If you’d like, tell me whether you’re seeking BHRT for menopause, low-T, or another issue, and whether you prefer pellet vs. non‑pellet therapy — I can narrow this list and point to providers that match your needs.