Hormone Clinic Utah

About Hormone Clinic Utah

What is Hormone Clinic Utah?

Hormone Clinic Utah is a cash-pay hormone clinic at 8789 Highland Dr. Suite 110 in Sandy, Utah. Its main work is hormone therapy, with bioidentical hormone replacement at the center. The one person named as prescriber is Dr. Stella Chou, M.D., MD, Ph.D., a board-certified physician and surgeon and an Active Member of the American Academy of Anti-aging Medicine. The practice is physician-owned and operated.

Its services are bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, treatment for andropause and menopause, GLP-1 weight loss treatment using GLP-1 and GIP agonists, LDN treatment, and treatment for breast cancer survivors. The medications named are pellet testosterone and pellet anastrozole. No peptide or longevity service is named. Nutraceutical supplements are part of its hormone plans. Consultations can be in person or remote. The phone number is (385) 472-4444, but no hours are listed. It has a 4.7 rating on Google from 27 reviews.

This listing is for its Sandy office at 8789 Highland Dr. Suite 110.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices for hormone therapy or weight loss treatment. The first consultation is free, and you schedule it with Dr. Chou. In its own words: "Our clinic is self-pay only and does not accept insurance." HSA and FSA cards are accepted. Nothing says whether medication is included in any fee, and no membership terms or cancellation policy appear. Ask for a written price that covers the consultation, the treatment and the medication before you book.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether Dr. Chou writes your prescription herself, and who handles your follow-up visits, since the care is described as coming from a physician-led staff. Ask what the lab work costs. Before a treatment plan there is a set of blood tests covering hormone levels, thyroid function, electrolytes and more, and no price is given for them. Ask whether pellet insertion is included in any fee, and what a refill or follow-up visit costs. For the GLP-1 treatment, ask whether the medication is brand-name or compounded, since that is not stated. If you are a breast cancer survivor, ask whether your oncologist is involved, because the practice's own guidance on that topic points to an oncologist or endocrinologist. Finally, ask how you cancel, and confirm where you will be seen, since the address is in Sandy while the practice also names Salt Lake City.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a physician-led hormone practice in Sandy, you can pay cash, and you want prices and medication details in writing before you commit. It is a weaker fit if you need insurance billing or a published price list before you call.

Sources: hormoneclinicutah.com, hormoneclinicutah.com/glp-1-weight-loss-treatment, hormoneclinicutah.com/testosterone-therapy-for-breast-cancer-survivors, hormoneclinicutah.com/hormone-replacement-therapy

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