HORMONE OPTIMIZATION FOR SPOKANE & SPOKANE VALLEY

Yes. Primal Mountain Medical is licensed to provide telehealth services across Washington State, including Spokane, Spokane Valley, and the surrounding metro. Your initial consultation, follow-up visits, and protocol adjustments all happen via secure video; bloodwork is drawn at any of fourteen LabCorp patient service centers in the area, and medication ships discreetly to your address. You never need to drive to Lehi, Utah, where our physical clinic is located.

After your initial telehealth consultation, your licensed medical provider orders a comprehensive panel—total and free testosterone, SHBG, lipids, metabolic markers—and sends the lab requisition to you digitally. You book an appointment at any LabCorp patient service center convenient to you; five locations are within 3.1 miles of downtown Spokane, including sites on S Southeast Blvd, N Jefferson Ln, W Cliff Dr, N Mayfair St, and N Cook St. Most patients are in and out in under fifteen minutes. Results route directly to Dr. Egbert, who reviews them and designs your protocol. The comprehensive panel is forty-nine dollars, billed once, and covers all three service verticals—TRT, peptides, and medical weight loss.

The base TRT program is one hundred twenty-nine dollars per month and includes physician consultations, protocol design, dosing adjustments, and care coordination. Comprehensive bloodwork is forty-nine dollars for the initial panel; follow-up labs are recommended quarterly and billed separately. Medication cost varies by protocol but is typically included in the monthly fee for standard testosterone cypionate. There are no insurance pre-authorizations, no surprise bills, and no markup on labs. HSA and FSA cards are accepted.

Yes. Many of our Washington patients are active-duty service members, spouses, or retirees. Primal Mountain Medical operates on a direct-pay model, so TRICARE coverage and command awareness are not factors. Telehealth consultations offer privacy and convenience that base clinics often cannot, and comprehensive bloodwork at civilian LabCorp sites removes the need to route through military medical channels. If you're managing shift work, PT-culture body-composition goals, or simply want physician-supervised hormone optimization without the friction of on-base referrals, our model is designed to remove those barriers.

Yes. Many patients pair testosterone replacement with peptide protocols—Sermorelin, Tesamorelin, BPC-157—for synergistic results in recovery, body composition, and performance. Your licensed medical provider reviews your comprehensive bloodwork and symptoms to determine whether combination therapy is appropriate for your physiology and goals. Both services are delivered via telehealth, with medication shipped discreetly to your Spokane-area address. Pricing is quoted separately for each protocol, and follow-up labs assess both hormone levels and metabolic markers to ensure safety and efficacy.

Yes. Primal Mountain Medical prescribes both semaglutide and tirzepatide—GLP-1 receptor agonists—as part of physician-supervised medical weight loss programs for men in Washington. Every program begins with comprehensive bloodwork to assess metabolic health, hormone levels, and cardiovascular markers. Your licensed medical provider designs a protocol based on your labs, symptoms, and goals, then adjusts dosing on a physician-determined schedule. Medication ships discreetly from a licensed compounding pharmacy to your address. Many patients combine GLP-1 therapy with testosterone optimization for body recomposition. No insurance pre-authorization is required.

Switching is straightforward. During your initial telehealth consultation, share your current protocol, recent lab results, and any concerns with your existing care. Your licensed medical provider will order a fresh comprehensive panel through LabCorp in Spokane to establish a current baseline, then design a protocol that accounts for your history and goals. Many patients switch because they want more responsive dosing adjustments, transparent pricing, or the convenience of telehealth without sacrificing physician oversight. There is no gap in care, and you retain full access to your medical records.