Utah & Idaho · Telehealth hormone care

Men’s TRT. Women’s BHRT.
Care built around you.

Personalized testosterone replacement therapy for men and bioidentical hormone replacement therapy for women, with clinician-guided evaluation, convenient online visits and ongoing care.

  • Board-certified PA-C
  • Utah and Idaho
  • Individualized care
  • Telehealth visits

Two programs. The same commitment to personal care.

Start with the concerns that brought you here. We listen, evaluate and help you understand your options.

For men

Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT)

Changes in energy, libido, strength or recovery deserve a careful evaluation. Our men’s TRT program starts with your symptoms, health history and appropriate testosterone testing.

  • Evaluation for testosterone deficiency
  • Individualized prescribing when medically appropriate
  • Ongoing follow-up and treatment monitoring

Symptoms alone do not establish low testosterone. Your clinician reviews the full picture, including fertility goals, risks and other possible causes.

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For women

Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT)

Hot flashes, night sweats, sleep disruption or changes during perimenopause and menopause deserve a careful evaluation. Our women’s BHRT program starts with your symptoms, health history and individual needs.

  • Evaluation for perimenopause and menopause concerns
  • Individualized prescribing when medically appropriate
  • Ongoing follow-up and treatment monitoring

Hormone therapy is not right for everyone. Your clinician reviews the full picture, including your medical history, risks and other possible causes.

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What do you get with Hormone Balance Centers?

A clinician who looks at your symptoms, history and lab results together, from your first visit through ongoing monitoring.

A live video visit

Meet your clinician by video to review your results, talk through risks and benefits, and ask your questions.

Appropriate testing

Your clinician determines which tests are appropriate and reviews relevant results alongside your symptoms and history.

An individualized plan

If treatment is appropriate, your clinician builds a plan for you. Medication and dosing are prescribed individually.

Ongoing monitoring

Follow-up is matched to where you are, with earlier check-ins when you start and changes when something changes.

Transparent self-pay pricing

Costs that apply to you are disclosed before you pay. Ask about the costs of your specific program, including visits, labs and medication.

A patient portal

Use the patient portal for your care information and to communicate with the care team.

How does telehealth hormone care work?

Four steps: a health intake, appropriate testing, a live video visit, then a plan with ongoing monitoring if treatment is appropriate.

1

Health intake

Share your history, medications, symptoms, goals and any previous treatment.

2

Review testing

Your clinician determines appropriate testing and reviews relevant results and any existing treatment records.

3

Live video visit

Your clinician reviews your results, discusses risks and benefits, and answers your questions.

4

Plan and monitoring

If treatment is appropriate, you get an individualized treatment and monitoring plan.

Clinicians make all diagnosis, prescribing and treatment decisions. An evaluation does not guarantee a prescription.

Understand your options before you begin.

Who will I see at Hormone Balance Centers?

Care is led by Adam Russell, PA-C, a board-certified physician assistant with experience in endocrinology and internal medicine. Rob Jones, M.D., is the medical director.

Adam Russell, PA-C

Lead practitioner. Board-certified physician assistant with experience in endocrinology and internal medicine.

Rob Jones, M.D.

Medical director of Hormone Balance Centers.

Meet the Hormone Balance Centers team or read how care decisions are made.

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Where does Hormone Balance Centers provide care?

Hormone Balance Centers cares for patients located in Utah and Idaho, entirely by telehealth.

There is no office to drive to. You complete your intake online, meet your clinician by secure video and use the patient portal between visits. Evening appointments are available.

Support for your broader health goals.

Alongside men’s TRT and women’s BHRT, HBC offers GLP-1 weight management when medically appropriate. Your clinician helps you consider how your symptoms, health history and goals fit together.

Questions about TRT and BHRT

What is the difference between men’s TRT and women’s BHRT?

TRT replaces testosterone in men with clinically evaluated testosterone deficiency. BHRT uses hormones with the same molecular structure as hormones made by the body and may be considered for women with perimenopause or menopause symptoms. Each program requires an individual clinical evaluation.

Is bioidentical hormone therapy automatically safer?

No. “Bioidentical” describes hormone structure; it does not guarantee safety or better results. FDA-approved bioidentical products exist, and compounded products have not been shown to be safer or more effective. Your clinician discusses suitable options and their risks.

What is the first step for either program?

Call or text 385-361-8549, or use our Get Started page. Share your symptoms, medical history, medications, goals and any previous hormone treatment.

Will I need lab work?

Testing depends on the program and your clinical history. Men being evaluated for TRT need appropriate testosterone testing. For women, your clinician determines whether laboratory testing is needed as part of the evaluation.

What does treatment cost?

Costs depend on the program and care plan. See our TRT pricing page for men’s care, or contact the team for women’s BHRT pricing. Ask about visit, laboratory and medication costs before beginning.

Where can I receive care?

HBC provides telehealth care for eligible patients located in Utah and Idaho. Evaluation does not guarantee a prescription.

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Ready to talk about your hormone health?

Start with a conversation. You do not need to know which treatment you need before reaching out.

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