PHYSICIAN-LED HORMONE OPTIMIZATION FOR PHOENIX

Yes. Primal Mountain Medical is licensed to practice telemedicine across Arizona, and we serve patients in all fourteen cities folded into the Phoenix metro: Avondale, Buckeye, Casa Grande, Chandler, Gilbert, Glendale, Goodyear, Maricopa, Mesa, Peoria, Phoenix, Queen Creek, San Tan Valley, and Surprise. Your initial consultation, follow-ups, and protocol adjustments all happen via telehealth. Bloodwork is drawn at any of thirteen LabCorp patient service centers across the metro, and medication ships directly to your address. Distance from central Phoenix doesn't limit access.

After your initial consultation, your licensed medical provider orders a comprehensive panel—total and free testosterone, SHBG, thyroid markers, lipids, metabolic health indicators. You'll receive a lab requisition to take to any LabCorp patient service center in the Phoenix metro. Most patients choose a location near work or home—options include Bell Road in north Phoenix, 12th Street downtown, Thunderbird in Peoria, Princess Drive in Scottsdale, and nine other sites across the metro. No appointment needed at most locations; typical draw takes under ten minutes. Results route directly to Dr. Egbert, who reviews them and designs your protocol. The one-time $49 lab fee covers the full panel and applies to TRT, peptide therapy, or medical weight loss programs.

The base TRT program is $129 per month and includes physician consultations, protocol design, and ongoing adjustments. Comprehensive bloodwork is a one-time $49 fee. Testosterone medication cost varies by protocol—injectable testosterone cypionate typically runs $60–$100 per month depending on dose; creams may differ. There are no hidden consultation fees, no markup on labs, and no insurance pre-authorization delays. Total first-month cost including bloodwork and medication typically ranges $240–$280, then $190–$230 monthly thereafter. HSA and FSA cards are accepted.

Yes, and many Phoenix-area patients do exactly that. Peptide protocols—Sermorelin for growth hormone optimization, BPC-157 for joint and tissue recovery, Tesamorelin for body composition—often pair synergistically with testosterone replacement. Your licensed medical provider designs combination protocols based on your comprehensive bloodwork, training demands, and goals. The same telehealth platform manages both services, and the same quarterly lab cadence tracks progress. Peptide therapy is quoted separately based on the specific compounds and dosing, but there's no additional consultation fee if you're already a TRT patient.

Yes. Your licensed medical provider prescribes both semaglutide and tirzepatide as part of physician-supervised medical weight loss programs for Arizona patients. Every GLP-1 program starts with comprehensive bloodwork to assess metabolic health, thyroid function, and hormone levels—because sustainable weight loss isn't just appetite suppression. Dosing is adjusted based on tolerance and progress, and many patients combine GLP-1 with testosterone optimization for body recomposition rather than simple weight loss. Medication is compounded by a licensed pharmacy and ships discreetly to your address in Phoenix or any of the surrounding cities. Pricing is quoted after your initial consultation based on the specific protocol your licensed medical provider designs.

Absolutely. We serve active-duty service members, veterans, and military spouses across the Phoenix metro, including those stationed at or near Luke Air Force Base. Telehealth removes the privacy and scheduling friction of base clinic visits, and our direct-pay model means no TRICARE pre-authorization or command notification. Many active-duty patients value the discretion and the ability to manage protocols around deployment or shift-work schedules. Comprehensive bloodwork, physician consultations, and medication delivery all happen outside the military health system. HSA and FSA cards are accepted if you have them through TRICARE or a civilian spouse's plan.

Transitioning is straightforward. During your initial consultation, let your provider know your current protocol—medication type, dose, frequency, and most recent labs if you have them. He'll order a fresh comprehensive panel through LabCorp to establish a baseline under his care, then design a protocol that maintains continuity or adjusts based on what the labs reveal. Many patients switch to Primal Mountain Medical because they want physician-led care instead of nurse-practitioner template protocols, or because their local clinic doesn't offer peptide therapy or medical weight loss under the same roof. There's no gap in treatment, and you're not starting from scratch.