Palm Beach County telehealth, from Boca to Jupiter.

Yes. Eligible adults anywhere in Palm Beach County can be seen by telehealth, from Boca Raton and Delray Beach in the south to Jupiter and Tequesta in the north, plus western communities like Wellington and Loxahatchee.

Yes. Florida law allows a licensed telehealth provider to evaluate a patient by secure video and prescribe non-controlled medication when it is medically appropriate. Hardcore Health treats eligible adults located in Florida, including Palm Beach County, and prescriptions are sent electronically to the pharmacy you choose.

Non-controlled medication, including GLP-1 medications such as semaglutide and tirzepatide, and many hormone and testosterone preparations, can be prescribed through telehealth when clinically appropriate. Certain controlled substances have additional federal and state requirements and may not be available through an online visit.

Your visit includes a full intake, symptom and history review, medication review, and lab work when your provider orders it. Labs are drawn at a collection site near you and reviewed with you, so treatment decisions rest on the same information an in-person practice would use.

When labs are ordered, they can be drawn at a collection site near you, options are widely available in Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, West Palm Beach, and Jupiter.

Those are two of the most common reasons Palm Beach County patients reach out. Your provider evaluates symptoms, history, medications, and labs before discussing whether hormone therapy or testosterone therapy may be appropriate.

You need to be physically located in Florida at the time of your appointment. Hardcore Health is licensed to care for eligible adults anywhere in the state, so Palm Beach County patients, seasonal residents, and people who travel for work can all be seen as long as they are in Florida during the visit.

A first-time consultation is $150 and a follow-up visit is $75. Lab work, medication, and any additional services are billed separately and are not included in the visit fee.

No. A consultation lets your provider review your symptoms, history, medications, and goals. Treatment or medication is provided only when it is determined to be medically appropriate.