PHYSICIAN-LED HORMONE OPTIMIZATION FOR REDMOND

Yes. Primal Mountain Medical is licensed to provide telehealth services across Washington State, including Redmond and the greater Eastside. You complete consultations via secure video from your home or office, and bloodwork is drawn at any of five LabCorp patient service centers within four miles of downtown Redmond. The closest draw site is at 17530 NE Union Hill Road, half a mile from Microsoft's main campus. We do not operate a physical clinic in Redmond; all care is delivered via telehealth, with prescriptions sent to your preferred pharmacy and peptides or GLP-1 medications shipped discreetly to your address.

After your initial telehealth consultation, your licensed medical provider orders a comprehensive hormone and metabolic panel through LabCorp. You receive a requisition form via email, then schedule a draw at any LabCorp patient service center—five locations are within four miles of downtown Redmond, including the Union Hill Road site half a mile from Microsoft. Most patients choose early morning fasting appointments for accurate lipid and glucose readings. Results route directly to your provider within 48 to 72 hours, and he reviews them with you via telehealth to finalize your protocol. The one-time bloodwork fee is $49 for the comprehensive panel; follow-up labs every three to six months use the same process.

The base TRT program is $129 per month and includes quarterly telehealth consultations with Dr. Egbert, prescription management, protocol adjustments, and care-team access via phone or patient portal. Comprehensive bloodwork is $49 per panel, drawn once before starting and then every three to six months depending on your protocol and response. Testosterone medication—whether injectable cypionate or compounded cream—is filled at your local pharmacy or shipped from a compounding partner; cost varies by formulation and typically ranges from $30 to $80 per month. There are no insurance claims, no surprise bills, and no pre-authorization delays. HSA and FSA cards are accepted for all services.

Yes. Redmond averages eight months of marine-layer overcast, and UVB penetration during that period is insufficient for cutaneous vitamin D synthesis even on partly cloudy days. Chronic low 25-OH vitamin D—common in Pacific Northwest populations—directly suppresses Leydig-cell testosterone production and is associated with lower free testosterone, reduced libido, and increased visceral adiposity. Primal Mountain Medical's comprehensive bloodwork panel includes 25-OH vitamin D, and your licensed medical provider prescribes therapeutic-dose cholecalciferol (typically 5,000 to 10,000 IU daily) when levels fall below 40 ng/mL. Follow-up labs confirm repletion, and many patients see modest improvements in total testosterone, mood, and energy once vitamin D normalizes—independent of TRT.

Yes. Many patients pair testosterone replacement with peptides like Sermorelin or BPC-157 for synergistic results. Sermorelin stimulates endogenous growth-hormone pulses, which support lean-mass retention, sleep quality, and recovery—complementing TRT's anabolic effects. BPC-157 accelerates soft-tissue repair, useful for active patients managing overuse injuries or returning to training after time off. Your licensed medical provider reviews your labs, training load, and goals during the initial consultation, then designs a combined protocol if appropriate. Peptides are prescribed separately from TRT, with their own dosing schedule and follow-up cadence, but both are managed under one telehealth relationship. There is no additional consultation fee to add peptides to an existing TRT program.

Yes. Primal Mountain Medical offers physician-supervised medical weight loss using semaglutide (Wegovy/Ozempic) and tirzepatide (Mounjaro/Zepbound) to patients across Washington State. Every GLP-1 program begins with comprehensive bloodwork to assess metabolic health, liver and kidney function, and hormone levels. Your licensed medical provider titrates dosing based on tolerance and response, monitoring for side effects like nausea or gastroparesis. Medication is compounded by a licensed U.S. pharmacy and shipped monthly to your address. Many Redmond patients combine GLP-1 therapy with testosterone optimization for body recomposition—fat loss with muscle retention. Telehealth check-ins occur every four to six weeks, and follow-up labs are drawn every three to six months to track progress and adjust the protocol.

Transitioning is straightforward. During your initial telehealth consultation, share your current protocol details—medication type, dose, frequency, and any recent lab results. Your licensed medical provider will review your history, order a fresh comprehensive panel through LabCorp in Redmond, and design a continuation or optimization plan based on your new baseline. If your current provider uses proprietary compounded blends or non-standard dosing, Your licensed medical provider will translate that into a transparent, adjustable protocol with clear reference ranges and published pharmacokinetics. Most patients appreciate the shift from in-person waiting rooms to telehealth convenience, and the direct-pay model eliminates insurance pre-authorization friction. You can start the transition by completing the online intake form or booking a discovery call.