Virtual hormone clinic for British Columbia
Bioidentical hormone therapy for women, and testosterone and fertility-preserving hormone therapy for men, prescribed and monitored by a nurse practitioner, by private video, anywhere in BC.
Sound familiar?
Two paths, one standard of care
Women and men have different hormones, different symptoms and different risks. Each path has its own testing, its own options and its own monitoring.
Bioidentical estradiol, progesterone and testosterone, dosed to your symptoms and labs.
Testosterone therapy after proper testing, with the follow-up bloodwork it actually requires.
Hormone therapy for women
Perimenopause can start in your early 40s, sometimes earlier, long before periods stop. Symptoms often get dismissed or treated one at a time. We look at the whole picture and treat the cause.
Testosterone therapy for men
Low testosterone is diagnosed with repeat morning bloodwork and real symptoms, not a single number. When therapy is right for you, it comes with structured monitoring so it stays safe long-term.
How it works
Talk through your symptoms, previous treatments and your treatment options.
A full hormone panel at a LifeLabs or Dynacare near you, plus your initial consultation by video.
Results explained, treatment prescribed to your pharmacy, and a written plan you keep.
Scheduled follow-ups and repeat labs to fine-tune your dose and keep therapy safe.
What we test
Panels are tailored to your history. Functional tests such as the DUTCH dried urine hormone panel are available when they add useful information.
Not one-size-fits-all. Not a fixed protocol.
Every dose is based on how you feel and what your labs show, and adjusted as you change.
Book initial appointment →A different kind of appointment
| Typical visit | Your Functional Health | |
|---|---|---|
| Initial appointment | 10 to 15 minutes | Up to 45 minutes |
| Full hormone panel | Rarely | Always |
| Dosing based on symptoms and labs | — | Yes |
| Scheduled follow-up bloodwork | Varies | Yes |
| Written personal plan | — | Yes |
| From home, anywhere in BC | — | Yes |
Your practitioner
MSN, Nurse Practitioner. Registered with the BC College of Nurses and Midwives.
I've specialized in hormone therapy for years, running a hormone and functional medicine practice in Texas before bringing that care to British Columbia.
I treat hormones as part of the whole person: sleep, metabolism, thyroid, stress. Every patient leaves understanding their own results, not just holding a prescription.
Getting started
Ongoing care
Most of our patients pay $0 beyond our visits. For patients enrolled in BC's Medical Services Plan (MSP), most routine bloodwork is typically provincially covered, and medications are typically covered by your insurance drug plan. Some specialty tests may carry a lab fee.
Prices in Canadian dollars. Visits are not covered by MSP; many extended health plans reimburse nurse practitioner visits.
What to expect
Hormone therapy works best with steady follow-up. Here is what your first year, and the years after it, look like.
Questions
Yes. You need to be physically in British Columbia during each consultation. Anywhere in the province works.
For most women in perimenopause and menopause, appropriately prescribed hormone therapy has benefits that outweigh the risks, especially transdermal estradiol with micronized progesterone. For men, testosterone therapy is safe when it is properly indicated and monitored. Your personal and family history is reviewed in detail before anything is prescribed.
With symptoms plus at least two morning blood tests, along with LH, FSH, prolactin and other markers that help find the cause. A single low reading isn't enough to start therapy.
It can. Testosterone therapy suppresses sperm production. If you want children now or in the future, we'll talk through fertility-sparing alternatives before starting.
At any LifeLabs or Dynacare location in BC. You'll receive a requisition after your consultation.
No. I focus on hormone care and work alongside your family doctor or NP, and can send them a summary with your permission.
No. Consultations are private. Many extended health plans reimburse nurse practitioner visits.
Start with a free fifteen-minute call. If hormone therapy is right for you, we'll plan your first consultation.
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