Hormone care
Hormone Replacement Therapy
Talk with a provider about changes in energy, sleep, mood, weight, or other concerns that may be related to hormones.
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Overview
What this service involves
Hormone-related symptoms can overlap with sleep, stress, nutrition, medications, mental health, and many other conditions. A careful evaluation looks at all of these before drawing conclusions.
At the first appointment, your provider will listen to what you've noticed, review your history, and discuss whether hormone-focused care is appropriate and what next steps might make sense.
Who may want to talk with us
Common reasons people reach out
- Changes in energy, sleep, mood, or concentration
- Changes in body composition or weight
- Menstrual, perimenopausal, menopausal, or sexual health concerns
- Questions about an existing hormone plan
These examples are not a diagnosis, screening tool, or promise of treatment.
What to expect
How the process works
A conversation about your goals, history, current care, and what you have noticed
Review of records or testing when clinically appropriate
A discussion of reasonable options, limitations, alternatives, and follow-up
What a plan may include
Your options
- Education and shared decision-making about your options
- Lifestyle recommendations when they're relevant
- Coordination with another clinician when a concern falls outside Routine's scope
- Prescription treatment only when a licensed clinician determines it is appropriate
Pricing
Published service pricing
Consultation
Complimentary
Comprehensive Panel
Advanced blood work
$350
Basic Panel
Ongoing monitoring panel
$175
Personalized Treatment Plan
$300
Women's Panel
Hormone pellet therapy
$350
Men's Pellet
Hormone pellet therapy
$650
Prices reflect Routine’s published service page and may change. Confirm the total cost and what is included before treatment.
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Ask who will provide your care.
Ask who would evaluate whether this service is appropriate, who would explain the options and risks, and what follow-up may involve before you schedule.
Call to Ask About This ServiceCommon questions
Before you decide
Does a consultation mean I will receive hormone treatment?
No. A consultation is an evaluation, not a promise of treatment. Any recommendation depends on your history, goals, examination, records, and any testing that's clinically appropriate.
Are laboratory tests always required?
Testing decisions are made individually. Your provider will explain which information is relevant and why.
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Other ways we can help
Not sure where to start?
Start with a conversation.
Tell us what you'd like to discuss. Routine will follow up about the appropriate next step. Submitting the form is not a commitment to treatment.