HORMONE OPTIMIZATION FOR GREELEY'S WORKING MEN

Yes. Primal Mountain Medical is licensed to provide telehealth services across Colorado, including Greeley and surrounding communities. You'll complete consultations via secure video from home, draw comprehensive bloodwork at one of two LabCorp patient service centers in the metro (Fort Collins at 2126 Milestone Dr or Longmont at 1950 Mountain View Ave), and receive medications by discreet home delivery. We do not have a physical clinic in Greeley; our brick-and-mortar location is in Lehi, Utah, but all Colorado patients are seen via telehealth by Dr. Jacob Egbert.

After your initial telehealth consultation, we'll send a lab requisition to your email. You'll book an appointment (or walk in, depending on the site) at either the Fort Collins LabCorp (2126 Milestone Dr #121, about 16 miles from central Greeley) or the Longmont LabCorp (1950 Mountain View Ave, about 25 miles). The draw takes 10–15 minutes. Results typically return within 48–72 hours, and your licensed medical provider reviews them before your follow-up call. One $49 comprehensive panel covers testosterone, thyroid, metabolic markers, and more—enough to inform TRT, peptide, or GLP-1 protocols. We recheck labs quarterly to adjust dosing and monitor safety markers like hematocrit and liver enzymes.

Our base TRT program is $129 per month and includes testosterone medication, syringes, alcohol pads, and ongoing provider access. The initial comprehensive bloodwork panel is $49 (one-time for your first draw; subsequent quarterly panels are also $49 each). If your protocol requires adjunct medications—an aromatase inhibitor to manage or HCG to preserve fertility—those are billed separately at cost, typically $30–$60 per month. We do not bill insurance, which eliminates prior-authorization delays and keeps pricing transparent. Many patients use HSA or FSA cards. There are no hidden fees, no membership tiers, and no surprise bills.

We make transitions straightforward. If you have recent labs (within 90 days) that include total and free testosterone, and basic metabolic markers, Your licensed medical provider can often review those during your initial consult and write a bridge prescription while we order a full Primal Mountain Medical panel. If your current provider uses pellets or topical testosterone and you'd prefer injections, we'll design a transition protocol to minimize symptom fluctuation. Many Greeley patients switch to us because local clinics require in-person visits every 90 days or bill through insurance with high co-pays and prior-auth friction. Our telehealth model eliminates those barriers while maintaining the same—or higher—standard of lab monitoring and physician oversight.

Absolutely. Many of our Colorado patients stack TRT with peptides like Sermorelin (to support endogenous growth hormone release and sleep quality) or BPC-157 (for tendon and soft-tissue recovery). Combining therapies can be especially effective for men over 40 who want to preserve lean mass, improve recovery, and manage visceral fat. Because we handle both TRT and peptides in-house, your licensed medical provider can design a unified protocol, monitor interactions, and adjust dosing based on your quarterly labs and symptom reports. There's no need to coordinate between multiple providers or pharmacies.

Yes. We prescribe both semaglutide and tirzepatide as part of physician-supervised medical weight loss programs for Colorado patients, including those in Greeley. These are GLP-1 receptor agonists that reduce appetite, improve insulin sensitivity, and support sustainable fat loss. We pair GLP-1 therapy with comprehensive bloodwork—thyroid, metabolic panel, liver enzymes, hormone levels—and recheck quarterly to ensure you're losing fat, not muscle, and that metabolic markers are improving. Many patients combine GLP-1 with TRT for body recomposition. Medication is compounded by a US-licensed pharmacy and ships discreetly to your home. No insurance billing, no prior authorization required.

We prescribe Sermorelin (a growth-hormone-releasing hormone analog that stimulates your pituitary), Tesamorelin (which targets visceral adiposity), and BPC-157 (used for tendon, ligament, and gut healing). Dosing and duration depend on your goals—whether that's improving sleep and recovery, reducing belly fat, or accelerating injury repair. Peptides are shipped from a US-licensed compounding pharmacy and administered via subcutaneous injection, similar to insulin. Your licensed medical provider will walk you through injection technique during your telehealth onboarding. For research-oriented patients—faculty, engineers, grad students—we're happy to discuss the peer-reviewed literature and explain why we choose specific analogs and protocols.