Consultation
Online consult; clinician reviews symptoms, history, and lab results to build the plan.
HRT and Hormone Care / Program Profile
Women’s Hormone Health Program (HRT for Women)
Understand the care, the commitments, and the costs before you sign up. This record brings the program details and their sources together.
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What Happens
Before Care Begins?
A program is more than an advertised price. Review the entry requirements and the treatment pathway together.
Testing
Complete Female Hormone Panel (total/free testosterone, estradiol, progesterone, DHEA-S, thyroid function, others); results in 2-3 weeks; retest every 6-12 months. Standalone panels unavailable in NY, NJ, RI.
Medication Pathway
Estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone (typically compounded transdermal cream, off-label) prescribed by a licensed clinician. Micronized progesterone also available as a standalone treatment ($65/month; $52/month for members).
After the First Step
How Care Reaches You.
What Happens Next.
Fulfillment
Unconfirmed on the page.
Follow-Up & Support
Unconfirmed on the page (launch release offered no contracts on GLP-1 membership; not stated for this program).
The Documented Details
Read the Offer.
Follow the Source.
Keep the exact inclusions, conditions, and unconfirmed details in view.
Listed at $99 one-time consult (labs and medications billed separately). Women's Hormone Health Program membership: $99/month on a three-month plan or $129 for a single month (per Healthspan's current site articles); note the 2025-10-15 launch press release listed $179/month — current price unconfirmed. Compounded testosterone cream typically $30-$80/month; $64/month for members..
Consultation
Online consult; clinician reviews symptoms, history, and lab results to build the plan.
Testing
Complete Female Hormone Panel (total/free testosterone, estradiol, progesterone, DHEA-S, thyroid function, others); results in 2-3 weeks; retest every 6-12 months. Standalone panels unavailable in NY, NJ, RI.
Price
$99 one-time consult (labs and medications billed separately). Women's Hormone Health Program membership: $99/month on a three-month plan or $129 for a single month (per Healthspan's current site articles); note the 2025-10-15 launch press release listed $179/month — current price unconfirmed. Compounded testosterone cream typically $30-$80/month; $64/month for members.
Medication
Estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone (typically compounded transdermal cream, off-label) prescribed by a licensed clinician. Micronized progesterone also available as a standalone treatment ($65/month; $52/month for members).
Fulfillment
Unconfirmed on the page.
Follow-up and terms
Unconfirmed on the page (launch release offered no contracts on GLP-1 membership; not stated for this program).
Important limits
- Testosterone for women and compounded bi-est are used off-label — the page says so explicitly
- Membership and medication are separate costs
- Not available as standalone labs in NY, NJ, RI
- No named pharmacy published
Your Questions
Before You Commit
What Will I Pay Beyond the Headline Price?
Check whether consultations, laboratory work, medication, shipping, and follow-up are included. Confirm any recurring payments and cancellation terms with the provider.
Does a Listing Mean This Treatment Is Right for Me?
No. This page documents the offer. A qualified clinician must assess whether a treatment is appropriate for your circumstances.
What If a Detail Is Not Confirmed?
Ask the provider before signing up. An unconfirmed field is an open question, not evidence that a service is included or free.
