
Hormonally Balanced review
Hormonally Balanced quotes its 12-week HRT program from $290 per month, with payment timing unconfirmed. It does not price GLP-1 care; confirm the full program bill and exit terms.
- Pricing grade
- —Not graded
- Pricing
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- Price comparison
- Not established
- FDA warning letter
- Not checked
Monthly cost grade not applicable — why for this provider · How we grade · How we verify prices
- States published: MA, CA, TX, FL, NY, RI, NH
The verdict
Hormonally Balanced may suit someone seeking structured hormone care with lab review and follow-up. Its published rate can help start that conversation, but does not establish the full financial commitment or a weight-loss prescription price. Get a written program breakdown before enrolling.
Pros and cons
What we like
- Describes a defined program with labs and follow-up.
- Publishes an HRT monthly starting rate.
- Lists current telehealth service states.
What could be better
- The starting rate does not establish the total program commitment.
- No GLP-1 medication price was confirmed.
- Program-specific cancellation and refund terms need a written answer.
What it is
Hormonally Balanced focuses on women's hormone care, including perimenopause and menopause support. Its HRT page describes a defined 12-week program built around laboratory assessment, treatment planning and ongoing check-ins.
The service describes an initial video conversation, lab collection near the patient, a further planning visit and medication delivery when appropriate. Ask who will manage your care and how follow-up questions and laboratory changes are handled during the program.
The practice also advertises a separate semaglutide weight-loss service. The HRT program price is not a quote for that prescription. People considering both services should ask for separate treatment plans and charges rather than assuming hormone-program enrollment includes a GLP-1 drug.
Every price we found at Hormonally Balanced
| Plan | Published price |
|---|---|
| Women's HRT program, published monthly starting program feeStarting monthly rate for the 12-week HRT program, not a GLP-1 medication price. Confirm total commitment and what medication/testing costs are included. | From $290 quoted monthly rate; payment schedule unconfirmed |
What it actually costs at Hormonally Balanced
The HRT page lists a starting rate of $290 per month for the 12-week program. It describes hormone and metabolic testing, treatment design, monitoring and team access. It does not establish the total amount charged upfront, the complete medication bill or the cost of additional tests.
The same page calls the program a defined course rather than a subscription. That makes the payment schedule important: a monthly advertised rate does not tell you whether payments stop early if care changes, or what happens after the initial program ends.
The public terms describe website use and state licensing limits, but do not establish a program-specific cancellation deadline or refund entitlement. Request the patient financial agreement, any deposit requirement and the cost of continuing care before authorizing payment.
Who it's wrong for
This is a poor fit if you want a published GLP-1 medication budget or a simple product subscription. The priced offer is hormone care, with a separate weight-loss service whose medication cost was not established in this review.
It is also a poor fit if you need a clearly published exit policy before contacting a practice. Ask how medical ineligibility, a treatment pause or an early departure affects the financial commitment. The current HRT page lists seven service states; verify your specific treatment and physical location rather than relying on broader national marketing.
Before assuming laboratory review includes the cost of testing, read the difference between a lab order and a lab charge and ask who bills for the bloodwork.
Common questions
Is the published HRT price also a semaglutide price?
No. The $290 monthly starting rate appears on the HRT program page; the separate weight-loss service was not priced by that quote.
How long is the advertised HRT program?
The page describes a 12-week program with monitoring and check-ins.
Does the program describe laboratory testing?
Yes. It describes a hormone and metabolic panel and follow-up review; confirm testing inclusions and any additional charges.
Is it an open-ended subscription?
The HRT page calls it a defined program rather than a subscription. Confirm the payment schedule and continuation charges.
Which service states are listed?
The current HRT page names Massachusetts, California, Texas, Florida, New York, Rhode Island and New Hampshire.
What is the cancellation deadline?
The reviewed public terms do not establish the patient-program deadline. Obtain the financial agreement before enrolling.
Why this review is not graded
Read the full grading rationale
The public monthly starting figure belongs to a defined 12-week HRT program, not the separately advertised GLP-1 service. The total payment schedule, medication inclusions and cancellation rules remain unconfirmed. A monthly GLP-1 medication-price grade does not apply to this hormone-care program.
Read the evidence
How we reviewed Hormonally Balanced
We read the HRT, weight-loss, terms and privacy pages on October 6, 2026, keeping hormone care separate from GLP-1 pricing.
We did not enroll, verify individual clinician credentials or obtain a medication quote. The monthly rate does not establish the total program obligation or refund policy.
Where each price comes from
- Hrt page
$290 / mo
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