HORMONE OPTIMIZATION FOR THE FRONT RANGE

Yes. Primal Mountain Medical is licensed to provide telehealth services across Colorado, including all cities in the Denver metro—Arvada, Aurora, Broomfield, Castle Rock, Centennial, Commerce City, Highlands Ranch, Lakewood, Parker, Thornton, Westminster, and Denver proper. Your initial consultation, follow-up visits, and protocol adjustments are conducted via telehealth. Bloodwork is drawn at any of 42 LabCorp patient service centers across the metro, and medication ships directly to your address. You never need to drive to our Lehi, Utah clinic unless you choose to.

After your initial telehealth consultation, your licensed medical provider orders a comprehensive panel—testosterone (total and free), SHBG, hematocrit, lipid panel, metabolic markers, and any additional tests relevant to your history. You'll receive a lab requisition to take to any LabCorp patient service center in the Denver metro. There are 42 locations across the area, including multiple sites in Denver, Aurora, Lakewood, and surrounding suburbs. Most patients are in and out in under 15 minutes. Results are reviewed within days, and your licensed medical provider designs your protocol within the clinical framework Dr. Egbert built for the clinic based on your labs, symptoms, and goals. The one-time $49 bloodwork fee covers the initial comprehensive panel; follow-up quarterly labs are included in your monthly program cost.

The base TRT program is $129 per month and includes your physician consultations, protocol design and adjustments, and quarterly follow-up labs. The one-time comprehensive bloodwork panel is $49. Testosterone medication cost varies by protocol—injections, creams, or combination therapy—but most patients pay between $50 and $100 per month for medication through the pharmacy. There are no insurance pre-authorizations, no surprise billing, and no markup on labs. Total monthly cost for most Colorado patients on TRT is between $180 and $230, all-in. HSA and FSA cards are accepted.

Living at 5,280 feet increases red blood cell production as your body adapts to lower oxygen availability. On TRT, this means hematocrit—the percentage of red blood cells in your blood—can rise more quickly than it would at sea level, increasing cardiovascular risk if not monitored. Your licensed medical provider reviews hematocrit on every quarterly lab and adjusts your testosterone dosing or recommends blood donation if levels creep above safe thresholds. Altitude also affects hydration status, which can skew metabolic markers and electrolyte panels. We account for these variables when interpreting your labs and designing your protocol. Template TRT programs written for sea-level populations don't translate to the Front Range, which is why physician oversight matters here.

Yes. Many of our Colorado patients are active-duty personnel, veterans, or military spouses connected to Buckley Space Force Base or other Front Range installations. Our telehealth model offers privacy and discretion that base clinics often can't—consultations are conducted from your home, medication ships in unmarked packaging, and there's no TRICARE pre-authorization or command notification. We do not bill TRICARE, but the program is HSA/FSA eligible, and many patients prefer the direct-pay model for the autonomy it provides. If you're managing shift work, PT standards, or body-composition requirements, your licensed medical provider designs protocols that account for those demands without the friction of military healthcare bureaucracy.

Yes. Many Denver-area patients pair testosterone replacement with peptide protocols—Sermorelin or Tesamorelin for growth hormone support, BPC-157 for recovery and gut health—especially when training at altitude or managing body recomposition goals. Both therapies are informed by the same comprehensive bloodwork panel, and your licensed medical provider designs combination protocols that account for synergistic effects and avoid redundancy. Peptide therapy is quoted separately from the TRT base program, and dosing is adjusted based on your labs, symptoms, and progress. Telehealth consultations let you discuss both therapies in the same visit, and pharmacy ships everything discreetly to your address in one package when possible.

Yes. Your licensed medical provider prescribes semaglutide and tirzepatide as part of physician-supervised medical weight loss programs for Colorado patients. Every GLP-1 program starts with comprehensive bloodwork—metabolic panel, lipids, liver and kidney function, hormone baselines—so dosing and protocol design are tailored to your physiology. GLP-1 therapy is often combined with testosterone optimization for men focused on body recomposition and long-term metabolic health. Medication is compounded by licensed pharmacies and ships discreetly to your address in Denver, Aurora, Centennial, or anywhere across the metro. Consultations, follow-up labs, and dose adjustments are handled via telehealth. Pricing is quoted based on your protocol; there's no insurance pre-authorization or markup.