BKB Medical Miami

Several BHRT providers do include comprehensive lab panels in their programs, but the exact setup varies: some bundle labs into membership or treatment plans, while others provide them as a separate service or require specific pre-treatment testing.[1][5][11] Providers in the search results that explicitly mention comprehensive labs include: 1st Optimal — says membership includes comprehensive blood work, DUTCH hormone testing, metabolic panels, and follow-up testing.[11] AB Hormone Therapy — lists an initial/annual comprehensive panel with CBC, CMP, lipid panel, thyroid tests, sex hormones, A1C, insulin, ferritin, CRP, and more; it notes labs are offered as a separate service.[5] Prosper Health — says BHRT women's care includes a full hormone panel at baseline, follow-up at 6 weeks post-pellet, annual comprehensive panel, and thyroid monitoring.[6] VidaVital — states every BHRT plan is built on a comprehensive hormone panel, with hormone, metabolic, and inflammatory panels.[8] Med Matrix — describes an 80+ biomarker panel and a 100-biomarker blood panel covering sex hormones, thyroid, cortisol, metabolism, and inflammation before treatment.[9] BHRC Westlake Village — says every protocol is built from a comprehensive lab panel including estradiol, progesterone, testosterone, DHEA, cortisol, and thyroid markers.[13] BKB Medical Miami — says the program includes comprehensive lab work and orders hormone panels including testosterone, estradiol, progesterone, DHEA-S, thyroid, and metabolic markers.[14] Defy Medical — is described as typically ordering a broad baseline hormone and metabolic panel with ongoing labs for monitoring.[1] BodyLogicMD — is described as including initial hormone testing and follow-up labs in individualized treatment plans.[1] BioTE-certified providers — follow protocols that include baseline and routine lab monitoring.[1] Parsley Health — is described as typically including broader baseline testing for hormones, thyroid, metabolic markers, and micronutrients.[1] Gennev — partners with labs for hormone and metabolic testing as part of treatment plans.[1] Ro / Roman — for men’s programs, requires comprehensive baseline labs and ongoing monitoring through national labs.[1] If you want, I can also narrow this to providers that bundle labs at no extra cost versus those that charge separately, or sort them by women’s BHRT, men’s TRT/BHRT, or telehealth vs in-person.

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