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Do you mean in the United States or another country, and are you looking for care for menopause (estrogen/progesterone), testosterone (men or women), thyroid, or something else? Availability and rules vary by state/country, so I can give a more targeted list if you tell me. Meanwhile, here are several telehealth/clinic options that commonly offer bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT), with a short note about each: Defy Medical — Specialty clinic well known for testosterone replacement and comprehensive BHRT for men and women; offers telemedicine visits, lab ordering, and compounding options. Good if you want a clinic focused on hormones. Parsley Health — Functional-medicine primary care that provides personalized BHRT as part of a broader diagnostic and lifestyle approach; they do in-depth testing and ongoing management. PlushCare — National telehealth primary-care platform that provides HRT/menopause care and testosterone therapy; convenient for routine prescriptions and lab monitoring across many states. Ro / Roman and Hims & Hers — large telehealth networks (Roman/Ro focuses more on men; Hims & Hers on men and women) that offer testosterone therapy and some women’s HRT/menopause services; useful for straightforward, convenient treatment paths. BioTE — a national network and training organization focused on bioidentical hormone pellet therapy; not a single online clinic but a provider locator for clinicians who use pellet protocols. SottoPelle — an international network specializing in subcutaneous pellet BHRT; clinics plus some telemedicine follow-up, commonly used by people seeking pellet therapy. At‑home hormone tests (Everlywell, LetsGetChecked, Everly, etc.) — these companies provide lab testing you can do at home; they don’t usually prescribe BHRT themselves but are often used together with a telemedicine provider for diagnosis and monitoring. Important safety notes BHRT should be prescribed only after appropriate medical evaluation and lab testing and with ongoing monitoring. Some clinics use compounded hormones (variable regulation) and some use FDA‑approved hormone products — ask your provider which they will use. Telemedicine prescribing depends on your state/country and on whether you need in-person baseline testing. If you tell me your country/state and whether you want pellets, injections, creams, or just testosterone vs menopausal care, I’ll narrow the list and highlight which providers operate in your area.

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