Frequently asked questions

Book a consultation online. You will pick a time, then meet with your provider by video to talk through your goals and history. From there, your provider orders labs if they are needed and builds a plan with you.

Adults 18 and older who live in Florida, or are located in Florida at the time of their visits, and who want root-cause care for hormones, weight, energy, performance or joint pain.

Your care is provided by Aaron Fralicker, APRN, a board-certified nurse practitioner with more than 14 years of experience in pain management, hormone therapy, medical weight loss and regenerative joint injections.

Only your name, email and phone number. We talk about your health privately during your consultation, not in the booking form.

Online visits are available to adults anywhere in Florida and North Carolina. In-person procedures, such as joint injections, take place in Central Florida.

You join a secure video visit from your phone, tablet or computer. You will need a private space and a stable internet connection.

At this time we can only provide care to patients who are located in Florida during their visits.

Telehealth is not for emergencies. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911.

Labs help your provider understand what is actually going on, rather than guessing from symptoms alone. They also help monitor your safety once you start a treatment.

After your consultation, your provider orders the labs that make sense for you, and our team explains where and how to complete them. Some tests, like the DUTCH hormone test, are done at home.

DUTCH is a comprehensive, at-home dried urine hormone test. It looks at sex hormones, how your body breaks them down, and your daily cortisol pattern, which can give a fuller picture than a single blood draw.

Lab costs vary depending on what your provider orders. Your provider will review all costs with you before you start.

No. There are no contracts and you can cancel anytime. You can save 10% when you prepay 3 months.

A video consultation, a lab order and a results review. The $149 is credited to your first month if you continue with a plan.

Medication, lab and pharmacy costs vary by protocol. Your provider will review all costs with you before you start.

It starts with a consultation and labs. Your provider builds a personalized plan, which may include nutrition and lifestyle guidance and GLP-1 therapy when clinically appropriate, followed by monthly check-ins to adjust your plan.

Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and have not been reviewed by the FDA for safety, effectiveness or quality. Your provider will discuss all options, including FDA-approved medications, and their risks with you.

The most common side effects are digestive, such as nausea, vomiting, diarrhea or constipation. Less common but serious risks can include pancreatitis and gallbladder problems. GLP-1 therapy is not right for everyone, including people with certain personal or family medical histories. Your provider will review your history and the risks with you before you start.

Results vary from person to person, and we do not promise specific results or timelines. Your provider will set realistic goals with you and track your progress at every check-in.

Losing weight can also mean losing muscle, which matters for strength and metabolism. After month 3, your provider may discuss hormone and muscle support to help you protect your results.

Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT) uses hormones that are chemically similar to the ones your body makes. Your provider decides whether it is appropriate after reviewing your symptoms, history and labs.

Yes. Your provider can evaluate symptoms like hot flashes, poor sleep, mood changes and weight changes and talk through options, including hormone therapy when appropriate.

Symptoms such as low energy, low libido, poor recovery or brain fog can have many causes. Labs are needed to know. Your provider reviews your results with you before recommending anything.

Hormone therapy can cause side effects and is not right for everyone. Depending on the therapy, risks can include acne, fluid retention, breast tenderness, mood changes, higher red blood cell counts and, for men on testosterone, reduced fertility. Some therapies carry a risk of blood clots. Your provider reviews your history, explains the risks and monitors you with follow-up labs.

Yes, as add-ons when appropriate. These medications can have side effects, such as headache or flushing for some sexual wellness medications, and they can interact with other medications. Your provider reviews your medications and history first.

Joint injections are done in person in Central Florida.

Commonly knees, shoulders and hips, along with other joints. Your provider will evaluate whether an injection is a good option for you.

Your provider reviews your history and examines the joint, explains the options, and answers your questions before any procedure.

Like any injection, risks can include temporary pain, swelling or bruising at the injection site and, rarely, infection. Results vary. Your provider will review the risks and aftercare with you.