Hot flashes or night sweats
Temperature changes that interrupt work, rest, or the routines that usually help you feel like yourself.
Women's Hormone Care
A clearer path through hormonal change.
Perimenopause, menopause, and other hormonal transitions can feel complicated. Amigo connects you with licensed providers for thoughtful evaluation, personalized guidance, and ongoing clinical care.
Treatment is available only when clinically appropriate following evaluation by a licensed provider. Results vary.
Licensed provider evaluation
Labs and ongoing monitoring
Individualized clinical care
Listen to your body
You deserve more than being told to push through.
Changes during perimenopause and menopause can affect daily life in different ways. Your experience is personal, and your evaluation should be too.
These concerns can have many causes. Symptoms alone do not establish a hormone deficiency or determine whether hormone therapy is appropriate.
Sleep changes
Trouble falling asleep, waking during the night, or feeling unrested despite spending enough time in bed.
Mood or focus shifts
Irritability, anxious feelings, forgetfulness, or difficulty concentrating that feels different from your baseline.
Energy and body changes
Changes in energy, strength, body composition, or exercise recovery that merit a broader clinical review.
Sexual wellness concerns
Changes in desire, comfort, or intimacy that you want to discuss in a private clinical setting.
Cycle transitions
Irregular cycles or other changes associated with perimenopause that may benefit from medical evaluation.
A clinically guided process
Care that starts with the full picture.
Hormone care is not one-size-fits-all. Your provider uses your history, symptoms, labs, and follow-up information to guide each clinical decision.
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Start with your health history
Share your symptoms, goals, medications, and relevant medical history through a secure intake.
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Complete clinician-ordered labs
A licensed provider reviews appropriate lab work alongside your history and current concerns.
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Meet with a licensed provider
Discuss your results, ask questions, and review whether treatment is medically appropriate for you.
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Begin and monitor care
When prescribed, treatment is fulfilled through a partner pharmacy with follow-up and ongoing monitoring.
Personalized care
A plan shaped by your stage of life.
Women's hormone care begins with context. Your clinician reviews your symptoms, history, risk factors, goals, and appropriate testing before discussing treatment options.
- A private review of symptoms, menstrual history, health history, and goals
- Clinician-selected labs or other evaluation when medically appropriate
- A discussion of hormonal and non-hormonal options
- Individualized treatment only when the potential benefits and risks support it
- Follow-up care, symptom review, and monitoring guided by your provider
- Partner-pharmacy fulfillment when a prescription is issued
Program pricing
Transparent program pricing.
Each program covers provider appointments, initial and follow-up labs, and medication fulfillment when treatment is prescribed. Partner rates are reserved for approved practices.
Injectable Testosterone
- Injectable Testosterone
- Labs
Injectable testosterone (up to 10mg/week), provider appointments, and follow-up lab review.
- Partner rate (3-month supply)
- $149
- Suggested retail (monthly)
- $99/mo
- Suggested retail (quarterly)
- $249
Progesterone (Capsules)
- Progesterone
- Labs
90 progesterone capsules (up to 250mg), provider appointments, and follow-up lab review.
- Partner rate (3-month supply)
- $199
- Suggested retail (monthly)
- $119/mo
- Suggested retail (quarterly)
- $299
Estradiol (Capsules)
- Estradiol
- Labs
90 estradiol capsules (up to 1.75mg), provider appointments, and follow-up lab review.
- Partner rate (3-month supply)
- $299
- Suggested retail (monthly)
- $159/mo
- Suggested retail (quarterly)
- $399
Oral Testosterone (Troche)
- Testosterone Troche
- Labs
90 testosterone troches (up to 20mg), provider appointments, and follow-up lab review.
- Partner rate (3-month supply)
- $399
- Suggested retail (monthly)
- $189/mo
- Suggested retail (quarterly)
- $499
Suggested retail pricing is a recommendation only; each practice sets its own patient pricing. Pricing is subject to change and does not include any services not listed. Eligibility, medication, dosing, labs, and monitoring are determined by the treating licensed provider.
A better first step
Make space for a real clinical conversation.
Your symptoms, priorities, and medical history are unique. Begin with a licensed provider who can help you understand the options and decide whether hormone therapy belongs in your care plan.
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What to know before you begin
Is hormone therapy only for menopause?
Hormonal concerns can arise at different stages of adult life. A licensed provider can evaluate your symptoms and history, identify appropriate next steps, and discuss whether treatment should be considered.
What does the evaluation include?
Your provider reviews your symptoms, personal and family history, current medications, risk factors, and goals. Testing is selected according to clinical judgment rather than using the same panel for everyone.
Will I automatically receive a prescription?
No. A consultation does not guarantee a prescription. Your provider determines whether hormone therapy is appropriate and discusses potential benefits, risks, alternatives, and monitoring before any treatment decision.
How is treatment monitored?
Follow-up is individualized. Your provider may review symptoms, side effects, relevant health changes, and repeat testing to determine whether your plan should continue or change.
Important medical information
This page is educational and is not medical advice. Hormone therapy requires an appropriate clinical evaluation and may not be right for everyone. A licensed provider determines eligibility, treatment options, medication, dosing, and monitoring. All treatments have potential risks and benefits. Results vary and no particular outcome is guaranteed. Services, prescriptions, and pharmacy fulfillment are subject to state law, provider judgment, and availability.