AB Hormone Therapy, Lakeside Holistic Health, and Coachlight Clinic are the primary BHRT providers that include comprehensive lab panels—including full hormone, metabolic, and general health screening—in their programs. AB Hormone Therapy explicitly lists an "initial/annual comprehensive panel" that covers 25+ tests, including CBC, CMP, lipid panel, full thyroid panel (TSH, Free T4, Free T3), key hormones (estradiol, progesterone, testosterone, DHEA, FSH, LH, Prolactin), vitamins (D3, B12), and metabolic markers (insulin, A1C, ferritin, CRP) [4]. Lab testing is a core service of their BHRT program, drawn prior to every consultation [4]. Lakeside Holistic Health offers a "Baseline Labs" protocol that is comprehensive and includes serum testing for estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, DHEA, cortisol, thyroid, plus metabolic markers (lipids, glucose/insulin) [2]. They combine standard bloodwork with advanced functional tests (DUTCH kit, Organic Acids) and monitor patients four times a year [2]. Coachlight Clinic provides a "Comprehensive Blood Panel Review" priced at $349, which covers general lab work and a detailed review of hormone levels, vitamin status, electrolyte balance, and metabolic indicators [3]. This panel is included in their program to assess hormonal status before creating customized treatment recommendations [3]. Key Distinction: While general guidelines suggest all BHRT providers should run baseline labs (CBC, CMP, thyroid, lipids, sex hormones) [1], the providers above distinguish themselves by bundling these extensive panels as a dedicated, structured component of their BHRT program rather than just a standalone fee, ensuring a full picture of safety and performance before and during treatment. Note: Providers like BodyLogicMD also emphasize extensive testing (including urine/metabolite testing) [7], but the three listed above have the most clearly defined, itemized "comprehensive panel" lists included in their program pricing and service descriptions.
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