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Online Hormone Therapy in Arizona: What to Expect

If you live in Arizona and are wondering whether hormone changes are behind how you feel, online care can make the first step simpler. This guide explains how Vitality Modern Medicine's telehealth hormone care works in Arizona, what it costs, and what happens before any treatment is considered.
Who can use online hormone care in Arizona
Corinne Curran, FNP-C, holds an active Arizona APRN license 343178 and sees women and men across the state by telehealth, including Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tucson, Mesa, Chandler.
You need to be physically located in Arizona (or another state where we are licensed: California, Arizona, Colorado or Nevada) at the time of each visit. The online enrollment page asks you to confirm your location first.
Care in Arizona is fully online; our only in-person clinic is in Upland, California.
Signs people often want evaluated
Many adults start asking about hormones because of changes such as low energy, poor sleep, shifts in mood, lower sex drive, weight changes, or — for women — irregular cycles, hot flashes and night sweats around perimenopause and menopause. These symptoms have many possible causes, which is why an evaluation with labs comes first.
How it works, step by step
- Choose your program: Explore your program and confirm your state — we are licensed in California, Arizona, Colorado and Nevada.
- Complete intake and consents: Submit your clinical intake and consent forms through a secure, HIPAA-compliant patient portal.
- Provider review and lab order: Your provider reviews your intake and sends your lab order. Complete your labs at Quest or Labcorp.
- Telehealth visit and plan: Once results are in, our care team will call to schedule your telehealth visit to review results and start your plan. Ongoing membership follows if appropriate.
Labs in Arizona
Labs are drawn at a Quest or Labcorp location, depending on your insurance. With the $299 option, your labs are billed to your insurance. With the $499 option, your initial core labs are included.
What it costs
Using insurance for labs: $299 initial evaluation, then $99/month ongoing care for women's care and $99/month for men's care.
No insurance? Choose labs-included care: $499 initial evaluation + core labs, then $99/month ongoing care for women's care and $199/month for men's care.
Medications, if prescribed, are paid separately at the pharmacy. Monthly management billing begins one month after you enroll, with a 3-month minimum commitment, then continues month-to-month, renewing monthly until cancelled.
Why we're different
Hormone care shouldn't mean a different provider at every visit, a cash-price lab panel, and a plan nobody checks on. Here is what you can count on at Vitality.
Your insurance works for you: Your labs are billed to your insurance through Quest or Labcorp where possible, instead of a cash-pay panel bundled into a program fee. No insurance, or a plan that won't bill outside labs like Kaiser? The $499 path includes your core labs.
The same provider every time: Corinne Curran, FNP-C, reviews your intake, orders your labs, and meets with you herself. She keeps your history, your results, and what you have already tried — so you are never starting over with a stranger.
The same small team: You work with the same people from intake to follow-up. After your labs are back, our care team calls you to arrange your telehealth visit — a real person who knows your chart, not a queue.
Your pharmacy, your pricing: If treatment is appropriate, your prescription goes to a pharmacy you choose, where you can use insurance or an available discount. You are never required to buy medications through us.
Treatment is never automatic
Paying for an evaluation starts your labs and review — it does not guarantee a prescription. Treatment is offered only if it is clinically appropriate after your provider reviews your labs and history with you.
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See the programThis article is general education, not medical advice, and does not create a provider-patient relationship. Treatment is prescribed only when a Vitality provider determines it is medically appropriate.