Yes. Austin is the largest city in the area and is part of our regular coverage. Appointments run in person or by video, and most women use a mix: in person for the first consultation, remote for the three-month and annual reviews.
Being the base city
What being local actually changes
The room or the video link is the only part of a first Austin appointment that geography decides. The first consultation covers your cycle history, your symptoms, your medical and family history, and whether hormone therapy is appropriate for you. That conversation works equally well in a room or over video.
If bloodwork would change the plan, the request goes to a collection site in Austin or nearby rather than here. Results come back to us and we contact you, so nothing depends on you chasing a laboratory.
Prescriptions go to your own pharmacy. That keeps you free to compare the generic price against a brand, which on this treatment is frequently the largest number in the whole process. More on that in how we review, understanding your results and mood changes and anxiety for the rest of it. That comparison happens at a Austin pharmacy counter, and it is frequently worth more than any other saving available on this treatment.
