The Remedy
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What is The Remedy?
The Remedy is a wellness center at 725 Ward Street in Martinez, California. Google lists it as a wellness center, with a 5-star rating from 21 reviews. In its own words: "The Remedy is a collaborative wellness space and administrative platform supporting independent licensed practitioners who provide clinical services."
Its prescribers are Andrea Telfer-Karbo, FNP, and Erin Sharman, ND. Most of what it offers is functional medicine, functional health coaching and acupuncture. Hormone therapy is one service among them. It offers bio-identical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT) in two forms. Static hormone therapy gives the same daily dose of estrogen and progesterone, and it can be given as creams, pellets, injections or suppositories. Physiologic restoration therapy uses compounded bioidentical hormones applied as a transdermal cream. The rest of its menu includes the Hormone Harmony Method, Advanced Allergy Therapeutics, acupuncture, community acupuncture and shockwave therapy.
What does it cost?
The total program cost is $799 without labs. It does not say what that program covers, or whether hormone medication is included in the price. The first step is a free 15-minute phone consultation, booked through a form on its site. It does not say whether it accepts insurance for visits. It does not publish terms for its Remedy Pass or any membership, and it does not list cancellation terms.
What should you ask before you book?
Ask which practitioner you would see and who writes your prescription. Because the practitioners are independent, the answer tells you who is accountable for your care. Ask whether the $799 includes the hormone medication, and whether that medication is brand-name or compounded. Physiologic restoration therapy is compounded by its own description, so ask the same question about static therapy too. Ask whether hormone visits happen in person or by phone, since it does not say. Ask what labs cost, because they are not in the $799, and what follow-up visits cost. Ask whether it takes insurance for any visit, and what the office hours are, because it does not list them. Finally, ask how you cancel and what the Remedy Pass costs.
Who is it a good fit for?
This is a good fit if you want hormone therapy from a practice that also offers functional medicine and acupuncture, and you are ready to pay cash and get answers to the questions above before you commit. If you want a clinic that lists its hours, insurance and prices in full, call and ask those questions first.
Sources: theremedymartinez.com, theremedymartinez.com/hormonerestoration, theremedymartinez.com/hormoneharmonymethod
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What we confirmed
Read off The Remedy’s own website on 2026-10-17. These are their words, not ours.
- ✓Hormone therapy — listed on their site as “We offer both traditional “static hormone” replacement therapy and lesser known “physiologic restoration hormone therapy”.” source