BioTE Medical

Short answer: several of the larger BHRT clinics and clinic networks routinely include comprehensive lab panels as part of their initial evaluation and ongoing monitoring. Common names to consider are: Defy Medical — telemedicine BHRT for men and women. Defy is known for bundled baseline and follow‑up labs (comprehensive hormone panels plus CMP/CBC, lipids, thyroid, PSA where appropriate) and for coordinating local lab draws nationwide. BodyLogicMD — a nationwide network of providers focused on hormone optimization. New patients commonly receive an extensive lab workup (sex hormones, adrenal/thyroid markers, metabolic labs) as part of the program coordinated through their clinics. BioTE (BioTE Medical clinic network) — BioTE‑trained clinicians who use pellet therapy typically require and include baseline hormone testing and metabolic labs as part of their protocols and monitoring schedule. AgelessRx / AgelessMD (telehealth anti‑aging/HRT providers) — many of these telehealth BHRT services include orderable comprehensive lab panels with enrollment and follow‑up testing built into treatment programs. What “comprehensive labs” usually means Sex hormones: estradiol, progesterone, total and free testosterone, SHBG, DHEA‑S, sometimes estrone Pituitary/reproductive markers: FSH, LH Thyroid panel: TSH, free T4, free T3, sometimes thyroid antibodies Metabolic / safety labs: CMP (liver/kidney/electrolytes), CBC, fasting glucose or A1c, lipids Others as indicated: PSA (men), vitamin D, cortisol (AM or salivary), insulin, inflammatory markers Important: offerings and what’s “included” change frequently. Before committing, ask each provider Exactly which tests are included vs. additional cost Whether labs are local phlebotomy draws (Quest/LabCorp) or saliva/dried‑spot tests How often follow‑up labs are done and whether those are included Whether lab fees are covered by insurance or out‑of‑pocket If you want, tell me whether you prefer in‑person clinics vs telehealth and your location (city/state) and I can pull current program details or compare 2–3 specific providers side‑by‑side.

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I can list common telemedicine providers and specialty clinics that offer bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT), but availability and the exact products (pellets, creams, gels, injections, oral) depend on your location and local licensing. Which country/state are you in so I can narrow the list? Meanwhile, here are well‑known options to consider, with a short note on why people choose each: BioTE Medical — Specializes in bioidentical hormone pellet therapy and trains clinicians in pellet dosing and insertion; nationwide network/clinic locator. Good if you’re specifically interested in pellets. EvexiPEL — Focused on testosterone (and some female) pellet therapy; has a national provider network and telehealth consults with local insertion. SottoPelle — International pellet‑therapy network that emphasizes individualized BHRT programs and clinic partners; useful if you want pellet options outside the U.S. BodyLogicMD — A nationwide network of clinicians specializing in BHRT/age‑management for women and men; offers personalized plans (pellets, creams, injections) and telemedicine visits. Hims & Hers — Large consumer telehealth platform; Hers provides menopause/HRT services and prescription bioidentical hormones in states where offered, Hims/Roman provide testosterone care for men. Convenient, consumer‑facing option with home delivery of prescription products. Roman / Ro — Well known for men’s TRT and sexual‑health services via telemedicine; convenient for men seeking testosterone therapy. PlushCare — Primary‑care telehealth service that evaluates and prescribes hormone therapy (including BHRT where clinically appropriate) in many U.S. states; good if you want a telemedicine PCP who coordinates labs and follow‑up. Lemonaid Health — Telehealth prescribing platform that offers testosterone and some hormone services in certain regions; simple online evaluation and home delivery in supported areas. Safety and practical notes BHRT comes in different forms (pellets, gels, creams, injections, pills) — pellet insertion often requires an in‑office procedure even if the consult is remote. Verify the provider is licensed in your state/country, asks for appropriate lab testing, and uses compounding pharmacies or products that meet quality standards. If you’d like, tell me your country/state and whether you want pellets vs topical/oral therapies and I’ll give a tailored list of clinics/providers available to you.

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