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Our fee

What is included in Atlanta in the consultation fee

Three things get billed on this pathway and they come from three different places: our consultation, the laboratory for any bloodwork, and the pharmacy for the prescription. Only the first is ours. Quoted in writing before you commit, in Atlanta.

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What the fee covers

Atlanta pricing: the consultation, in full

Everything in this list sits inside the single Atlanta consultation fee rather than appearing later as separate charges. A full symptom and cycle history, a review of your medical and family history, blood pressure, and a discussion of whether hormone therapy is appropriate for you. Where it is, a prescription is issued.

It also covers the reasoning: which form, why that one for you, what the alternatives are and what to expect over the first three months. That is the part that distinguishes an assessment from an order form.

If hormone therapy is not appropriate, the appointment covers what else helps. You are not charged for a prescription you did not receive and you are not sent away without a plan. Worth reading next: what to expect first, hormone therapy cost and what it costs for the rest of it. Some women are told no, and that answer is as much a result of the Atlanta assessment as a prescription would have been.

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Billed separately

How your Atlanta assessment works

  1. Laboratory tests

    Billed by the laboratory. Thyroid function and a blood count are usually covered when clinically indicated; broader panels vary.

  2. The prescription

    Filled and billed by your pharmacy, and covered according to your plan formulary rather than by us.

  3. Specialist referral

    If your history needs input from a gynecologist, oncologist or cardiologist, that appointment is billed by them.

  4. The three-month review

    A shorter appointment than the first. Priced separately and quoted when it is booked.

Follow-up

What happens after the first visit

A first appointment in Atlanta is the start of a schedule, not a single transaction, and the three-month review is the next fixed point. The three-month review is part of the treatment rather than an upsell. It checks whether symptoms have shifted, whether side effects have settled and whether the dose or form needs changing.

After that, annual review is usually enough unless something changes. A question between appointments does not require a new booking; that is what the phone is for. Worth reading next: mood changes and anxiety, hair and skin changes and side effects for the rest of it. Nothing between those points requires a new booking, and a Atlanta patient with a question can call rather than wait.

Monitoring and follow-up
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3 months then annually once settled

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Common questions

Atlanta hormone therapy cost questions, answered

What is covered, what is separate and what follow-up costs.

A full symptom and cycle history, review of your medical and family history, blood pressure, a discussion of whether hormone therapy suits you, and a prescription where it is appropriate. It also includes the reasoning behind the choice, which is the part that matters most.
You are charged for the assessment, which is the work done regardless of the outcome. You are not charged for a prescription you did not receive, and you will not leave without a plan for what does help.
It is a separate, shorter appointment and it is priced separately. It is quoted when it is booked, which happens before you leave the first appointment rather than being left to you to remember.
They are billed by the laboratory rather than by us. Thyroid function and a blood count are usually covered when there is a clinical reason. Broader hormone panels vary by plan and are worth checking before the draw.
Yes, and that does not require a new booking. Questions about side effects, application or whether something is normal are part of the treatment, not a separate transaction.

Patient reviews

Atlanta patients on their hormone therapy

★★★★★

I had been waking three or four times a night for two years and had been told it was just stress. The consultation actually went through my cycle history. Six weeks on a patch and I am sleeping through.

Rebecca H.
Atlanta
★★★★★

What I wanted was someone who would talk about the risks honestly rather than sell me something. They walked through the clot data and why a patch suited me better than tablets.

Marguerite O.
Sandy Springs
★★★★★

The brain fog was the part nobody warned me about. Having a clinician tell me it was a recognized symptom and not early dementia was worth the appointment on its own.

Denise W.
Roswell
★★★★

It took two dose changes before things settled, which they had told me upfront might happen. The three-month review was booked before I left the first appointment.

Priya N.
Atlanta

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Get the full cost up front in Atlanta

Ask what the consultation costs, what bloodwork is likely to add and what the review will be. We will answer all three before you book.

Consultations are by appointment. Prescriptions are issued only where clinically appropriate.