Hormone Replacement Therapy w/ Bio-Identical Hormones

Restore energy levels and reduce symptoms of aging with hormone replacement therapy.​ These symptoms may include fatigue, irritable mood, anxiety, weight fluctuations, muscle loss, joint pain, night sweats, hot flashes, and hair loss. Get started with a hormone test performed right in the clinic.

Bio-Identical Hormones

Injections, creams, and pellets of bio-identical hormones to help balance hormone levels.

  • DHEA

  • Estradiol

  • Estriol

  • Pregnyl

  • Progesterone

  • Testosterone

Vitamin Infusions

Infusion of vitamins and nutrients designed to help naturally support hormone production and regulation.

  • Men's Health IV: Myers Cocktail + ZMAs + Amino Blend + B-Complex with B12

    $199

  • Women's Health IV: Myers Cocktail + Folate + Biotin + Zinc + Vitamin D3 Shot

    $199

How Much Does Hormone Replacement Therapy Cost?

Low: Insurance Copays $5-$30 a monthHigh: Without Insurance Coverage $10-$85 a month


Hormone replacement therapy (HRT), also called hormone therapy, sometimes is used to counter side effects, such as hot flashes, mood swings and vaginal dryness, that can result from a decrease in female hormones during menopause.

Typical costs:

  • For patients not covered by health insurance, the average monthly cost of hormone replacement therapy can range from about $10 to $85, depending on the drug used. Generic estrogen-only or progesterone-only pills fall at the lower end of the cost range, while brand name estrogen-plus-progesterone pills or patches such as Prempro the CombiPatch, fall in the middle and some bioidentical estrogen vaginal creams, such as Estrace Cream, can fall on the high end. ConsumerReports.com[1] offers a comparison chart of the monthly costs of various hormone replacement therapy pills, creams and patches.

  • Hormone replacement therapy is covered by most health insurance plans, but some do not cover it because they consider hormone-level decline a normal part of aging. For example, several women on WebMD's menopause support forum[2] stated that their Kaiser plans did not cover HRT.

  • For patients covered by insurance, prescription drug copays range from $5 to $30 per month.


What should be included:

  • Hormone replacement therapy typically contains synthetic versions of the hormones estrogen and progestin or a combination of the two. Recently, there has been more interest in bioidentical hormones, which mimic those produced by a woman's body. Harvard Health[3] provides an overview of bioidentical hormones, and cautions that there is no solid scientific evidence these are safer or more effective than non-bioidentical hormones.

  • Hormone replacement therapy generally is available in the form of a pill, a patch, a gel, a vaginal cream or a slow-releasing vaginal ring. Most pills are taken daily, and most creams are applied daily, while patches are usually applied once or twice a week. The North American Menopause Society[4] has an overview of HRT.

Additional costs:

  • An initial doctor visit is required, and that can cost between $75 and $200 without insurance.

  • Before prescribing HRT, the doctor probably will order a blood test to check hormone levels, and it can cost about $1,000 without insurance.

  • Periodic follow-up doctor visits, and possibly follow-up blood testing, will be required.