Coyle Institute

About Coyle Institute

What is Coyle Institute?

Coyle Institute is a urogynecology and pelvic health practice at 9295 Scenic Highway, Pensacola, FL 32514. Its main work is women's pelvic health. The clinic describes a shift toward in-office, non-surgical therapies such as diVa, TULIP and ozone therapy, and it also offers BBL, O-Shot, labiaplasty, urinary incontinence treatment and colon hydrotherapy. Hormone therapy is one of its services, along with hormone testing, a page comparing hormone pellets and creams, and annual exams. Dr. Michael Coyle, DO FACOOG, FPMRS is the prescriber named for the practice.

Its hormone care includes detailed lab testing, risk assessment and ongoing monitoring. It typically prescribes BHRT as transdermal hormone creams. The clinic does not name the specific hormone medications. The practice has one location, and it does not state how long it has been open.

What does it cost?

The clinic does not publish hormone prices on its main pages. Its price sheet is a download, so ask for it before you book. It also does not state a consultation fee, whether it accepts insurance, or whether any price includes the hormone medication itself. Ask each of these directly, because a low visit price and a separate medication bill can look very different over a year.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes the hormone prescription and what happens at the first visit, including which lab tests are run and what they cost. Ask whether the price you are quoted includes the hormone medication, and whether that medication is a brand-name product or compounded. Ask whether creams are the only option or whether pellets are offered too, since the clinic has a page comparing the two. Ask what follow-up visits and repeat lab work cost, and how often they are needed. Ask whether telehealth is available, since the clinic does not say. The clinic publishes a No Show/No Call Policy, so ask whether a missed visit carries a fee. Finally, ask how cancellation works for any ongoing program.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want hormone care from a practice whose main focus is urogynecology, and you are willing to get the full price and medication terms in writing before you commit. If you are looking mainly for hormone care on its own, or for a telehealth option, call first and ask.

Sources: coyleinstitute.com, coyleinstitute.com/bioidentical-hormone-replacement-therapy, coyleinstitute.com/habits-affect-hormones

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