Care that starts with your bloodwork, not a questionnaire.
Hormone, metabolic and longevity care directed by state-licensed clinicians. Baseline labs, a real clinical review, and ongoing monitoring — not a form and a shipment.
Cash-pay · No insurance required · HSA/FSA eligible
Seven areas of care, one clinical record
All treatments →Weight Management
Physician-supervised metabolic care using GLP-1 therapies where clinically appropriate.
TRT & Men's Health
Testosterone evaluation and therapy, with baseline and ongoing lab monitoring.
Peptide Therapy
Clinician-directed peptide protocols for recovery, metabolic and longevity goals.
Sexual Health
Discreet evaluation and treatment for erectile and libido concerns.
Hair & Skin
Prescription therapies for hair thinning and dermatologic concerns.
Longevity & NAD+
Biomarker-led longevity protocols including NAD+ and metabolic support.
Sleep & Recovery
Evaluation and support for sleep quality, recovery and daytime energy.
Care areas share one record, so a provider sees the whole picture rather than a single complaint.
Four steps, and a clinician at the centre of them
- 01
Complete your intake
A structured medical questionnaire covering symptoms, history and goals. Ten minutes, on your own schedule.
- 02
Get baseline bloodwork
We order the panel and you attend a local draw site. Results come back to your provider, not just to you.
- 03
Provider review
A state-licensed clinician reviews your results and history, and determines whether treatment is appropriate.
- 04
Ongoing care
If prescribed, medication ships to your door. Follow-up bloodwork and dose review continue throughout.
A symptom questionnaire is not a diagnosis
Fatigue, low libido and poor recovery have many causes. Distinguishing between them requires laboratory data, which is why every TryGenesis evaluation begins with a baseline panel rather than ending with one.
Bloodwork is included in your plan, ordered by your provider, and repeated on a schedule so treatment is reviewed against evidence rather than impressions.
Find out whether treatment is appropriate for you
Complete an intake, get baseline bloodwork, and have a licensed provider review both.