Not “just your age.” Your labs will tell you.
Bioidentical hormone therapy for perimenopause, menopause and beyond — built on a comprehensive panel, prescribed by a licensed provider and adjusted against repeat labs.
Only available if prescribed after an online consultation with a licensed Apex MD provider.
- Bioidentical hormones
- Comprehensive hormone panel
- Dietitian coaching included
- Unlimited provider support
- No contracts
One cause, many symptoms.
Poor sleep, hot flashes, stubborn weight around the middle, low energy and a mood that no longer feels like you are often filed under stress or age. Many of them trace back to hormones that are measurable — and treatable.
Basic panels usually check total estrogen and perhaps TSH. Apex MD looks further, including free testosterone and full thyroid markers, so your plan treats the cause rather than the symptom.
Signs worth testing for
- Waking at night, or never feeling rested
- Hot flashes or night sweats
- Weight gain around the midsection
- Low energy, libido or motivation
- Brain fog, mood changes or irritability
Simple, all-inclusive.
Month to month, no contracts and no per-visit fees. Your provider, labs and support are part of the price.
Hormone Optimization
- Bioidentical hormones matched to your labs
- Repeat labs and dose adjustments
- Unlimited provider consultations
- Registered dietitian coaching
- Apex MD health portal
- Free shipping to your door
Three steps, from home.
Every Apex MD protocol is written by Dr. Jim Bowen, Mayo Clinic award-winning physician and former Chief of Medical Staff at the US Naval Academy.
- 01Panel & consult
Draw at any of 2,000+ Quest locations, then review results and symptoms with your provider. From $149.
- 02Your protocol
Your provider designs a bioidentical plan around your labs and how you feel.
- 03Ongoing care
Medication ships to your door; repeat labs and adjustments keep it right. $199/mo all-inclusive.
A realistic timeline.
What many members report. Everyone responds differently, and your provider adjusts as you go. Individual results vary.
- Weeks 2–4
Sleep and hot flashes are often the first things to improve.
- Months 2–3
Energy, mood and focus steady as doses are refined to how you feel.
- Month 3+
Repeat labs confirm your levels and the protocol settles into maintenance.
Safety & side effects
Hormone therapy isn’t right for everyone, including some women with a history of certain cancers, blood clots or liver disease. Your provider reviews your full history and monitors with repeat labs.
Common, usually mild side effects
- Breast tenderness or spotting early on
- Bloating or mood shifts while doses settle
- Skin or hair changes with testosterone
Most ease as your body adjusts; your provider can change your dose or schedule.
Women's Hormones, answered.
What does it cost?
A hormone panel and consultation start from $149 (normally $249). The ongoing plan is $199/mo (normally $249), all-inclusive: labs, consults, medication and dietitian coaching.
My labs came back “normal.” Why do I still feel awful?
Most panels test total estrogen and perhaps TSH. They rarely include free testosterone, full thyroid markers or cortisol, so a “normal” basic panel can miss what’s driving your symptoms.
Are the hormones bioidentical?
Yes — bioidentical estrogen, progesterone and testosterone, prescribed to match your panel rather than a standard dose.
Do I have to go into a clinic?
No. Visits are by video and medication ships to your door. There are no in-office pellet insertions.
Is there a contract?
No. Plans are month to month with unlimited provider consultations included.
Build out your plan.
Labs & Bloodwork
A physician-reviewed panel at any of 2,000+ Quest locations — the baseline everything else is measured against.
Sermorelin
Supports your body's own growth-hormone release for recovery, sleep and lean mass.
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NAD+ Energy & Recovery
Cellular energy, focus and recovery support, with MIC B12 available as an add-on.
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Ready when you are.
Start online in about three minutes. A licensed Apex MD provider reviews everything before anything is prescribed — no commitment until you’ve spoken with them.