Hormone Pellets
Steady, low-maintenance dosing
A tiny pellet placed during a quick in-office visit releases consistent hormones for months at a time — no daily routine to remember.
Hormone Therapy (BHRT)
Your provider: Jessica Nichols, DNP, APRN
·Starting at $75
Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy for women and men — personalized dosing with pellets, creams, or injections, guided by labs and your provider.
Book a ConsultationFatigue, mood swings, poor sleep, stubborn weight, low libido, brain fog — these are often signs your hormones need attention, not a prescription for another cup of coffee.
A conversation with your provider about how you're feeling — energy, sleep, mood, and more.
Comprehensive hormone labs establish exactly where your levels stand before any treatment begins.
We match you with the right delivery method and bioidentical dosing for your body and goals.
Follow-up labs and check-ins keep your levels — and how you feel — where they should be.
All treatments use bioidentical hormones — molecules that match your body's own — dosed and adjusted by your provider based on labs and symptoms.
Steady, low-maintenance dosing
A tiny pellet placed during a quick in-office visit releases consistent hormones for months at a time — no daily routine to remember.
Flexible daily control
A topical cream applied daily gives you adjustable, gentle dosing with easy provider titration as your needs change.
Precise and scheduled
In-office or at-home injections deliver exact dosing on a schedule your provider sets and monitors through regular labs.
Relief from perimenopause and menopause symptoms — hot flashes, night sweats, mood shifts, and low energy — with bioidentical estrogen and progesterone therapy.
Support for low testosterone — fatigue, reduced strength, brain fog, and low drive — with testosterone replacement monitored through regular labs.
Bioidentical hormones are structurally identical to the hormones your body makes, which is why we use them for replacement therapy.
That's decided together at your consultation — your labs, symptoms, lifestyle, and preference all shape the recommendation.
We check labs before starting and monitor regularly after, with frequency tailored to your plan and how your body responds.
Many patients notice improvements within weeks, with full benefits building as your dosing is dialed in over the first few months.
Pricing depends on the delivery method and your dosing needs. Pellets, creams, and injections are each priced differently, and your plan is built around your labs and goals. We review costs with you at your consultation so there are no surprises.
Most insurance plans do not cover bioidentical hormone therapy. We are a cash-pay practice for BHRT services, and we accept CareCredit, Cherry, and Afterpay to help make treatment accessible.
Pellets are inserted under the skin every few months and release hormones steadily without any daily effort. Creams are applied to the skin daily and allow for easy dose adjustments. Troches (small dissolving tablets placed under the tongue) offer another flexible daily option. Each method has its own absorption profile and lifestyle fit — your provider will help you choose based on your labs, preferences, and routine.
We run comprehensive labs before starting and at regular intervals throughout your treatment. Your provider reviews your hormone levels, blood counts, and how you are feeling at each follow-up, adjusting your dose as needed. No treatment continues without current labs to guide it.
BHRT is not appropriate for everyone. People with a personal history of hormone-sensitive cancers (such as breast or uterine cancer), active blood clots, untreated cardiovascular disease, or certain liver conditions are generally not candidates. Your provider reviews your full medical history and labs at your consultation to determine whether BHRT is safe for you.
Yes. We treat men experiencing low testosterone, fatigue, reduced libido, and other symptoms of hormonal decline. Treatment options include pellets, injections, and topical creams — all guided by labs and your provider.
Book a consultation and start with a symptoms assessment and labs.
Book a ConsultationReviewed by Jessica Nichols, DNP, FNP·Last updated