Hormone Optimization
- Approximately 3.5 pellet insertion treatments per year
Hormone optimization · EvexiPEL®
A low-maintenance bioidentical pellet program tailored to your body, with physician-guided decisions and a clear 12-month care rhythm.
$159/ month + taxCurrent checkout total: $164.96Cannot be paused or canceled during the 12-month term.
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Dr. Jacquelline LevaTriple board-certified physician · Care decisions guided by your symptoms and clinical findings
Designed around daily life
Pellet therapy offers a low-maintenance treatment rhythm without daily dosing. Your physician determines the right cadence from your symptoms, history, and clinical findings.
Exact costs · clear boundaries
Both plans are $159 per month plus tax. The current checkout total is $164.96, and monthly billing begins one month after enrollment. Initial checkout costs and expected insertion cadence differ and are detailed within each plan.
Initial checkout totals remain available in each plan’s cost details. Final charges are displayed before payment.
Request My ConsultationHow membership works
Your physician determines whether pellet therapy is appropriate. Membership billing and separately billed clinical services stay clearly identified.
Discuss symptoms, history, and required lab testing. Labs are billed separately.
Women’s and men’s plans have different enrollment costs and treatment cadence.
One month later, the current charge is $164.96 per month.
Continue physician-directed insertion care through the 12-month term.
Membership boundary: recurring dues cover pellet insertion procedures only. Laboratory testing, vitamins, and thyroid management remain separate.
Personalized to your body
Your consultation starts with symptoms, medical history, and laboratory findings—not a one-size-fits-all dose.
Bioidentical pellets
Pellet therapy places bioidentical hormone medication under the skin as an alternative to daily pills, creams, or injections.
One insertion may correspond to an interval of roughly 3–6 months; your physician sets the cadence.
Pellets are designed to release medication over time, without a daily application schedule.
“Bioidentical” describes hormones that are chemically identical to hormones made by the human body.
Insertion is performed in the office. Your clinician will explain preparation, local anesthetic, and recovery.
Comprehensive lab testing
Hormone, thyroid, safety, and specialty labs help your physician personalize dosing and monitor progress over time.
4 clinical checkpoints
Before treatment begins
Review response and determine the next clinical step
Two weeks before the second insertion
Once stable and dosing is dialed in
Laboratory monitoring is clinically important but is not included in the recurring membership. Lab fees are billed separately; insurance may be used where applicable, and patients remain responsible for uncovered amounts.
Clear answers
Typically 3–6 months depending on metabolism.
Experiences vary. Your clinician will explain local anesthetic, the insertion, and expected recovery before treatment.
Your physician will review potential benefits and risks, your history, and laboratory findings before deciding whether pellet therapy is appropriate. If a compounded hormone product is used, it is not FDA-approved.
Response and timing vary. Your physician will monitor symptoms and laboratory findings and adjust the care plan when clinically appropriate.
Yes. Dosing is tailored individually based on laboratory findings, sex, and symptoms.
Recurring membership dues cover pellet insertion procedures only. Laboratory testing, vitamins, and thyroid management are billed separately.
The first recurring charge begins one month after enrollment. Membership is $159 per month plus tax; the current checkout total is $164.96, including a $5.96 tax / processing fee.
Labs are drawn before treatment, five weeks after your first dose, two weeks before your second dose, and then annually once stable.
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