How do I know if my symptoms are related to hormones?

Symptoms such as fatigue, mood changes, weight changes, reduced libido, brain fog, or poor sleep may have many possible causes. Your provider will review your symptoms, history, medications, and lab results when clinically appropriate before discussing treatment options.

Are labs required for HRT or TRT?

Appropriate lab testing is commonly an important part of hormone evaluation and monitoring. Your provider will determine which tests are necessary based on the treatment being considered and your individual health.

Can HRT or TRT be prescribed during the first appointment?

A prescription is never guaranteed. Your provider may need to review lab results, medical records, health history, risks, contraindications, or other information before determining whether treatment is appropriate.

How often will I need follow-up appointments?

Follow-up timing depends on the treatment plan, symptoms, medication, laboratory monitoring, and clinical response. Your provider will explain the recommended schedule.

Hormone Health for Women

Understand the changes you have been feeling.

Personalized hormone evaluations and treatment options for eligible women in Florida and Arizona. Every plan begins with a consultation and a careful review of your symptoms, history, and goals.

Woman feeling balanced and confident in daily life

Symptoms

Hormonal changes can show up in different ways.

Women may seek an evaluation for concerns such as:

Low energyChanges in sleepHot flashes or night sweatsBrain fog or difficulty concentratingMood changes or irritabilityChanges in weight or body compositionReduced libidoVaginal dryness or discomfortChanges associated with perimenopause or menopause

These symptoms can have many possible causes. A provider evaluation is necessary to determine whether hormone therapy or another form of care may be appropriate.

Care that starts by listening

Your evaluation looks at the full picture.

Your symptoms and when they began
Medical and family history
Current medications and supplements
Menstrual, reproductive, and menopause history
Previous treatments
Lab results when clinically appropriate
Potential risks, benefits, and alternatives
Your personal health goals

Treatment is personalized to you

A plan built for your body and your goals.

If hormone therapy is medically appropriate, your provider will discuss available options, expectations, possible risks, potential benefits, monitoring requirements, and follow-up care.

Your plan may change over time based on your symptoms, clinical response, lab results, and overall health.

How it works

A clear path from first questions to ongoing care.

Complete a private intake

Tell us about your symptoms, health history, medications, and goals.

Meet with a licensed provider

Discuss your concerns and ask questions during a secure telehealth consultation.

Complete any requested testing

Your provider may request lab work or additional medical information when clinically appropriate.

Review your options

If treatment is appropriate, your provider will explain the recommended plan, risks, benefits, alternatives, and monitoring schedule.

Continue with follow-up care

Your provider will monitor your response and make adjustments when clinically appropriate.

Hormone replacement therapy is not appropriate for everyone and may involve risks. Eligibility and treatment options depend on provider evaluation, personal and family medical history, current medications, lab work when clinically appropriate, and applicable laws and regulations. Results vary.

Online appointments are available to eligible patients in Boca Raton, Parkland, Delray Beach, Coral Springs, and throughout Florida.

Brittany Zaretsky, board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner and Director of Clinical Services at Hardcore Health

Your care is provider-led

Meet with Brittany.

Brittany takes time to understand your symptoms, health history, goals, and concerns before recommending next steps.

Treatment is recommended only when determined to be medically appropriate.

Your next step

Start with answers, not assumptions.

Schedule a consultation to discuss your symptoms and learn which options may be appropriate for you.