Perimenopause and menopause care that measures what is actually changing: estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, a full thyroid panel, cortisol rhythm, insulin, gut, and nutrient status, read with you by a board-certified women's health nurse practitioner. Hormone therapy when it is right for you, in formulations that can be adjusted, with monitoring built in.
Book a Free Consultation How it works ↓
100+ five-star reviewsClinician-ledTelehealthHSA/FSA acceptedAt HFW Longevity, we uncover what is driving perimenopause, menopause, and hormonal dysfunction — estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, thyroid, cortisol, insulin, inflammation, gut health, nutrient status, and cellular aging — then build a clinician-guided plan around your actual biology.
Clinician-Led
100% Telehealth
Nationwide
HSA/FSA Accepted
24 pages on advanced testing, clinician-led protocols, and why strategy comes before any single compound.
Trusted by 1000+ patients across USA
Stella Blanch Apo
It’s been a blessing working with Dr. Landi and his entire team! After getting my test results, Dr. Landi walked me through a number of helpful steps to restore my health. He is very knowledgeable and uses an in-depth functional medicine approach in addressing health concerns. Bernadette is also very kind and thoughtful and I enjoy the interpersonal connection I have built with all of them.
Chase Natale
Fatimah Fahmy
Lauren Griffith
Kevin Heckman
There is a reason your body feels different.
Stop being told to wait it out. Start finding out what your hormones are actually doing.
Your body feels unfamiliar, but no one can explain why.
Your symptoms are real. Let's find out what is driving them.
A single hormone value is a snapshot. Timing, cycle phase, collection method, medications, and which markers were run all change what it shows. HFW reads hormone results alongside your symptoms, where you are in the transition, your history, your goals, and your risk, rather than treating one number as the whole story. Sometimes the useful next step is repeat or better-timed testing, not treatment.
Not every woman with menopause symptoms needs hormone therapy. Some symptoms have correctable contributors such as thyroid patterns, metabolic health, nutrient status, sleep, or stress. When hormone therapy is appropriate, it is monitored and adjusted over time, not set once.
Context first, then treatment, then monitoring.
A free telehealth call with an advanced care clinician to review your symptoms, cycle or menopause stage, health history, and goals, and to decide what testing would actually change the plan.
Appropriately timed hormone and safety bloodwork, a full thyroid picture, and metabolic markers come first. TruHealth adds nutrients, inflammation, and immune patterns as a baseline to measure change against. DUTCH hormone testing is used when the extra detail on hormone production, metabolism, and cortisol rhythm would change the plan, and GI-MAP when the gut is part of the picture. Your clinician interprets it all together and builds a prioritized plan. See the testing →
Contributors that make hormonal changes feel worse are addressed first or alongside: thyroid patterns, insulin resistance, sleep, cortisol rhythm, gut function, and nutrient status. Many women feel a meaningful shift here before any hormone decision is made.
If hormone therapy is appropriate after evaluation, your clinician talks through benefits, risks, formulation, and timing with you. HFW offers injectable and topical cream formulations because they can be adjusted or stopped as your response and safety markers change. HFW does not use pellets, which deliver a fixed dose for months once inserted.
Symptoms, response, and safety markers are reviewed on a schedule, and the plan continues, adjusts, pauses, or stops based on what they show. Members retest with TruHealth each quarter with a scheduled clinician review. See membership →
Progress is read across symptoms and markers together, reviewed with you on a schedule.
A full thyroid panel means TSH, free T3, free T4, reverse T3, and thyroid antibodies, not TSH alone. Bone and body composition matter because hormone changes affect muscle, visceral fat, and skeletal health.
24 pages on advanced testing, clinician-led protocols, and why strategy comes before any single compound.
HEAL FROM WITHIN
Ideal for patients focused on foundational health, hormone balance, and preventive care.
Ideal for patients seeking a deeper root-cause approach and functional medicine solutions.
Ideal for patients focused on foundational health, hormone balance, and preventive care.
| Conventional Hormone Care | HFW Longevity | |
|---|---|---|
What they look at |
Age, symptoms, basic labs, and isolated hormone ranges
|
Hormone patterns, hormone metabolism, cortisol rhythm, thyroid function, insulin, gut health, inflammation, nutrients, symptoms, and biological aging
|
What you hear |
“This is normal for your age.”
|
“Your symptoms are real. Let’s find out what is driving them.”
|
Testing |
Basic bloodwork, often called “normal”
|
Advanced hormonal, thyroid, metabolic, nutritional, gut, adrenal, and longevity testing when appropriate
|
Treatment |
Birth control, antidepressants, sleep aids, or generic HRT
|
Root-cause hormone optimization plus targeted therapies when clinically appropriate
|
Support |
Short visits and reactive care
|
Quarterly labs, regular check-ins, tracking, and protocol adjustments
|
Goal |
Symptom management
|
Restore function, improve resilience, and support long-term hormonal health
|
Access |
Office visits, referrals, long waits
|
100% telehealth with at-home or local testing options |
What they look at
Support
Your hormones are connected to your whole system.
| What We Evaluate | Why It Matters |
|---|---|
|
Estrogen & Progesterone Patterns
|
Fluctuations can affect sleep, bleeding, mood, temperature regulation, cravings, and body composition.
|
|
Hormone Metabolism
|
How your body processes and clears hormones can influence symptoms, safety, and long-term hormone strategy.
|
|
Testosterone Activity
|
Testosterone may affect libido, motivation, mood, lean muscle, recovery, energy, and body composition.
|
|
Cortisol Rhythm
|
Cortisol dysregulation can amplify anxiety, insomnia, belly fat, fatigue, inflammation, and hot-flash intensity.
|
|
Thyroid Function
|
Thyroid patterns can affect weight, energy, mood, temperature regulation, hair, digestion, and metabolism.
|
|
Metabolic Health
|
Insulin resistance and glucose instability can worsen weight gain, cravings, fatigue, and inflammation.
|
|
Gut Health
|
Gut inflammation, dysbiosis, and poor absorption can influence estrogen metabolism, inflammation, and nutrient status.
|
|
Inflammation
|
Chronic inflammation can affect hormone signaling, recovery, pain, mood, and metabolic health.
|
|
Nutrient Status
|
Low magnesium, B vitamins, iron, vitamin D, amino acids, and other nutrients can worsen fatigue, mood, sleep, and recovery.
|
|
Mitochondrial Function
|
Cellular energy decline can make hormonal changes feel more intense and harder to recover from.
|
|
Bone & Body Composition
|
Hormone changes can affect muscle, visceral fat, skeletal health, and long-term aging risk.
|
|
Biological Aging
|
Chronic stress, poor sleep, inflammation, and hormone dysfunction can influence how your body ages over time.
|
Fluctuations can affect sleep, bleeding, mood, temperature regulation, cravings, and body composition.
How your body processes and clears hormones can influence symptoms, safety, and long-term hormone strategy.
Testosterone may affect libido, motivation, mood, lean muscle, recovery, energy, and body composition.
Cortisol dysregulation can amplify anxiety, insomnia, belly fat, fatigue, inflammation, and hot-flash intensity.
Thyroid patterns can affect weight, energy, mood, temperature regulation, hair, digestion, and metabolism.
Insulin resistance and glucose instability can worsen weight gain, cravings, fatigue, and inflammation.
Gut inflammation, dysbiosis, and poor absorption can influence estrogen metabolism, inflammation, and nutrient status.
Chronic inflammation can affect hormone signaling, recovery, pain, mood, and metabolic health.
Low magnesium, B vitamins, iron, vitamin D, amino acids, and other nutrients can worsen fatigue, mood, sleep, and recovery.
Cellular energy decline can make hormonal changes feel more intense and harder to recover from.
Hormone changes can affect muscle, visceral fat, skeletal health, and long-term aging risk.
Chronic stress, poor sleep, inflammation, and hormone dysfunction can influence how your body ages over time.
We test what most hormone visits ignore.
| Test | What It Can Reveal |
|---|---|
|
DUTCH Complete Hormone Test
|
Estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, androgen activity, cortisol rhythm, hormone metabolites, adrenal patterns, and hormone clearance
|
|
Comprehensive Hormone & Safety Bloodwork
|
Estradiol, progesterone, testosterone, SHBG, DHEA-S, CBC, CMP, lipids, liver markers, and safety markers when hormone therapy is being considered
|
|
Full Thyroid Panel
|
TSH, Free T3, Free T4, Reverse T3, thyroid antibodies, and possible thyroid conversion issues
|
|
Comprehensive Metabolic Bloodwork
|
Fasting insulin, glucose, HbA1c, lipids, liver markers, inflammation, cardiovascular risk, and metabolic patterns
|
|
Adrenocortex Stress Profile
|
Cortisol output and stress rhythm patterns that may affect sleep, anxiety, recovery, metabolism, and inflammation
|
|
Metabolomix+ Nutritional Panel
|
Nutrient deficiencies, oxidative stress, amino acids, mitochondrial markers, gut metabolites, and cellular energy patterns
|
|
GI-MAP Stool Analysis
|
Gut dysbiosis, pathogens, inflammation, digestion, immune activity, and gut-related hormone or metabolic triggers
|
|
IgG Food Sensitivity Explorer
|
Immune reactivity patterns that may contribute to inflammation, digestive symptoms, fatigue, skin issues, and energy crashes
|
|
TruAge + TruHealth Testing
|
Biological age, pace of aging, and organ-system health across immune, metabolic, hormonal, and cardiovascular systems
|
|
Custom Blood Panel
|
A targeted panel built around your symptoms, history, medications, protocol, and health goals
|
Estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, androgen activity, cortisol rhythm, hormone metabolites, adrenal patterns, and hormone clearance
Estradiol, progesterone, testosterone, SHBG, DHEA-S, CBC, CMP, lipids, liver markers, and safety markers when hormone therapy is being considered
TSH, Free T3, Free T4, Reverse T3, thyroid antibodies, and possible thyroid conversion issues
Fasting insulin, glucose, HbA1c, lipids, liver markers, inflammation, cardiovascular risk, and metabolic patterns
Cortisol output and stress rhythm patterns that may affect sleep, anxiety, recovery, metabolism, and inflammation
Nutrient deficiencies, oxidative stress, amino acids, mitochondrial markers, gut metabolites, and cellular energy patterns
Gut dysbiosis, pathogens, inflammation, digestion, immune activity, and gut-related hormone or metabolic triggers
Immune reactivity patterns that may contribute to inflammation, digestive symptoms, fatigue, skin issues, and energy crashes
Biological age, pace of aging, and organ-system health across immune, metabolic, hormonal, and cardiovascular systems
A targeted panel built around your symptoms, history, medications, protocol, and health goals
Every test price includes a 60 to 90 minute clinician review of your results. Longevity Membership members pay less on most testing. See member pricing →
Appropriately timed hormone and safety bloodwork, a full thyroid panel (TSH, free T3, free T4, reverse T3, antibodies), fasting insulin, glucose, HbA1c, and lipids. Ordered through a local lab and billed separately by the laboratory; recent usable results are reviewed first rather than repeated.
A dried-urine test of hormone production, metabolism, and clearance plus the cortisol rhythm behind sleep, anxiety, and recovery. Used when that extra detail would change the plan, not by default. It does not replace timed bloodwork.
A saliva profile of cortisol across the day, for the stress physiology behind 3 a.m. waking, anxiety, fatigue, and stubborn weight. Ordered when knowing the rhythm would change the plan.
105+ epigenetic biomarkers across nineteen systems from one at-home blood spot: the baseline membership is built on, repeated each quarter. Add TruAge ($750 for both) for pace of aging and eleven organ systems when bone, brain, or metabolic aging is part of the question.
Hormone therapy at HFW is a managed plan, not a prescription you are left to run on your own. When it is clinically appropriate, the monthly price covers the medication, your clinician's oversight, scheduled bloodwork reviews, and the adjustments your results call for. Because the plan is personalized, what it includes and what it costs follow your evaluation. Laboratory charges are separate.
Nonmember pricing shown; see member pricing →. Your exact monthly price depends on the hormones and formulation your evaluation supports. Hormone therapy is prescribed only after clinical evaluation and is not guaranteed. What is available depends on your state, clinician authorization, and pharmacy requirements. HFW is self-pay; HSA and FSA cards are accepted.
Book a Free ConsultationA prescription on its own is not a plan. Membership is for people ready to make a commitment to healthy aging, or to longer-term corrective care and health optimization: quarterly TruHealth retesting, scheduled clinician review, coaching, and preferred pricing on hormone therapy all year. The year runs in quarters: discover and correct, activate and improve, optimize, then sustain. Not every plan has to be a membership; focused care visits are available too.
Begins after a separate $450 initial TruHealth assessment, which includes a 60 to 90 minute clinician review. Bloodwork, medications, and treatments are purchased separately.
Book a Free ConsultationBuilt around your biology. Depending on your testing, symptoms, history, and goals, your plan may include.
1
Hormone Optimization
2
3
4
Cortisol & Stress Regulation
Support for stress physiology, adrenal rhythm, sleep quality, anxiety patterns, inflammation, and recovery capacity.
We review your symptoms, health history, hormone concerns, lifestyle, and goals to understand how menopause is affecting your health.
Advanced testing helps identify hormone imbalances, metabolic changes, inflammation, nutritional status, and other factors contributing to your symptoms.
Your provider translates your results into a personalized roadmap with clear priorities and recommendations for restoring hormonal balance and overall well-being.
We address the underlying drivers of your symptoms through personalized hormone, metabolic, nutritional, and lifestyle strategies.
Your plan may include hormone therapy when clinically appropriate, nutrition guidance, supplements, lifestyle interventions, peptides or other advanced therapies, with ongoing monitoring.
Regular follow-ups, progress tracking, and plan adjustments help you navigate menopause with greater energy, resilience, and long-term health.
Gut healing is not a 7-day reset.
It is a rebuilding process.
| Quarter | Focus | What This Means for Hormonal Health |
|---|---|---|
|
Q1: Discover & Correct
|
Find the root. Build the foundation.
|
Hormone, thyroid, cortisol, metabolic, gut, inflammation, and nutrient evaluation; initial hormone-support strategy
|
|
Q2: Activate & Improve
|
Build momentum. Feel the shift.
|
Improved sleep, steadier mood, fewer crashes, better temperature regulation, better energy, symptom trend review
|
|
Q3: Optimize & Perform
|
Improve systems. Elevate resilience.
|
Hormone refinement, body composition support, libido and recovery support, thyroid/metabolic adjustments, advanced therapy consideration
|
|
Q4: Sustain & Thrive
|
Protect progress. Build longevity.
|
Long-term hormone strategy, bone and body composition review, biological age tracking, maintenance planning, relapse prevention
|
Q1
Find the root. Build the foundation.
Q2
Build momentum. Feel the shift.
Q3
Improve systems. Elevate resilience.
Q4
Protect progress. Build longevity.
| We Track | Why It Matters |
|---|---|
|
Sleep Quality
|
Shows how hormones, cortisol, stress, temperature shifts, and recovery are changing
|
|
Hot Flashes + Night Sweats
|
Helps track vasomotor symptom response and hormone stability
|
|
Mood + Anxiety Patterns
|
Helps identify estrogen, progesterone, cortisol, thyroid, and blood sugar influences
|
|
Cycle + Bleeding Patterns
|
Important during perimenopause, cycle dysfunction, and hormone therapy monitoring
|
|
Libido + Sexual Comfort
|
Helps track estrogen, testosterone, vaginal health, mood, sleep, and relationship-impacting symptoms
|
|
Energy + Motivation
|
Shows how hormone, thyroid, nutrient, mitochondrial, and cortisol patterns are responding
|
|
Hormone Patterns
|
Estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, DHEA, SHBG, and hormone metabolites guide personalization
|
|
Cortisol Rhythm
|
Helps identify stress-driven sleep, anxiety, inflammation, and metabolic issues
|
|
Thyroid Markers
|
Helps identify thyroid conversion issues, autoimmune patterns, and metabolic slowdown
|
|
Fasting Insulin + Glucose
|
Reveals metabolic resistance and blood sugar patterns affecting weight, cravings, and energy
|
|
HbA1c + Lipids
|
Tracks blood sugar and cardiovascular risk patterns that can shift during menopause
|
|
Inflammatory Markers
|
Shows whether inflammation may be worsening pain, fatigue, sleep, mood, or hormone signaling
|
|
Nutrient Status
|
Helps determine whether deficiencies are contributing to fatigue, mood, sleep, and recovery
|
|
Body Composition
|
Helps protect lean mass, reduce visceral fat, and support long-term metabolic health
|
|
Symptoms
|
Brain fog, cravings, bloating, mood, sleep, libido, energy, recovery, hair, skin, and temperature regulation
|
Shows how hormones, cortisol, stress, temperature shifts, and recovery are changing
Helps track vasomotor symptom response and hormone stability
Helps identify estrogen, progesterone, cortisol, thyroid, and blood sugar influences
Important during perimenopause, cycle dysfunction, and hormone therapy monitoring
Helps track estrogen, testosterone, vaginal health, mood, sleep, and relationship-impacting symptoms
Shows how hormone, thyroid, nutrient, mitochondrial, and cortisol patterns are responding
Estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, DHEA, SHBG, and hormone metabolites guide personalization
Helps identify stress-driven sleep, anxiety, inflammation, and metabolic issues
Helps identify thyroid conversion issues, autoimmune patterns, and metabolic slowdown
Reveals metabolic resistance and blood sugar patterns affecting weight, cravings, and energy
Tracks blood sugar and cardiovascular risk patterns that can shift during menopause
Shows whether inflammation may be worsening pain, fatigue, sleep, mood, or hormone signaling
Helps determine whether deficiencies are contributing to fatigue, mood, sleep, and recovery
Helps protect lean mass, reduce visceral fat, and support long-term metabolic health
Brain fog, cravings, bloating, mood, sleep, libido, energy, recovery, hair, skin, and temperature regulation
You should not have to wonder whether your hormone plan is working.
You should be able to see it.
HFW is built to help you restore hormonal balance, optimize your health, and navigate menopause with confidence for the long term.
Most patients work with us through a structured longevity membership that includes:
We do not do hormone guessing. We build long-term hormonal resilience.
Over a decade of clinical experience with advanced functional testing, peptide therapy, metabolic optimization, and data-driven longevity protocols.
Medical Director
Real progress. Real support. No shame.
Stella Blanch Apo
It’s been a blessing working with Dr. Landi and his entire team! After getting my test results, Dr. Landi walked me through a number of helpful steps to restore my health. He is very knowledgeable and uses an in-depth functional medicine approach in addressing health concerns. Bernadette is also very kind and thoughtful and I enjoy the interpersonal connection I have built with all of them.
Chase Natale
Fatimah Fahmy
I have been working with Dr Landi for several months now. He is extremely knowledgeable, attentive and responsive. He actually listens which is rare in medicine these days. I’m excited to see what the results are from my protocol in a couple of months. Highly recommend his practice if you’re looking into functional medicine.
Lauren Griffith
Dr. Landi is highly knowledgeable and skilled in the field of functional medicine, but he also possesses a genuine empathy and compassion that is so often lacking in the traditional healthcare system. Dr. Landi connects to each of his patients on a personal level, works with you every step of the way, and makes you feel supported while navigating challenging health obstacles.
Kevin Heckman
I found out about the practice of Functional Dr’e last year and realized this is what I need! Finding Dr Landi so close to home was awesome. We appreciated his candor, knowledge and engaging personality. He exuded caring and interest in me and my situation. I feel he had repeatedly gone the extra mile for me so our collaboration is successful.
Dr. Landi connects to each of his patients on a personal level, works with you every step of the way, and makes you feel supported while navigating challenging health obstacles.
Lauren GriffithAfter getting my test results, Dr. Landi walked me through a number of helpful steps to restore my health. He is very knowledgeable and uses an in-depth functional medicine approach.
Stella Blanch ApoClinician-led care with physician medical direction.
Christina Warner, APN-CBoard-Certified Women's Health Nurse Practitioner · Advanced care clinician
Dr. Eric Landi, KICP, DCCo-Founder · Longevity and Functional MedicineMedical direction: Dr. Saul Maslavi, MD, Board-Certified Family Medicine Physician
Meet the team →Book a free telehealth consultation to talk through what is changing, what is worth testing, and whether we are the right team to help.
Book a Free ConsultationBased in Hillsdale, New Jersey. Care by telehealth.
Short answers to what people ask before booking.
Yes. Perimenopause is the transition leading up to menopause, and hormone patterns can begin shifting years before periods stop or become irregular. Symptoms during this window can include sleep disruption, mood changes, cycle changes, temperature symptoms, brain fog, changes in body composition, and changes in libido. Being told your labs are normal does not necessarily mean nothing is changing.
It is a fair question. A single hormone value is a snapshot, and timing, cycle phase, collection method, medications, and which markers were run all affect what it shows. HFW interprets hormone results alongside your symptoms, cycle or menopause stage, health history, fertility goals, medications, and risk rather than treating one number as the whole story. Sometimes the useful next step is repeat or better-timed testing rather than treatment.
A conventional menopause visit is often short and focused on deciding whether to start a standard therapy. HFW spends the evaluation on context: which symptoms matter most to you, where you are in the transition, what the testing actually shows about production and signaling, whether there are correctable contributors such as thyroid, metabolic, nutrient, sleep, or stress factors, your health history and risk, and your preferences. Then treatment is discussed, and it is monitored and adjusted over time rather than set once.
No. HFW does not move automatically from a symptom or one low laboratory result to hormone replacement. Some symptoms have correctable contributors such as thyroid patterns, metabolic health, nutrient status, sleep, or stress. Some patients benefit from hormone therapy and some do not, and the decision depends on symptoms, testing, health history, reproductive goals, risk, alternatives, and preference.
DUTCH is a specialty hormone test that can help evaluate hormone production, metabolism, signaling, and adrenal or stress-related patterns. HFW uses it when the additional detail could change the plan. It does not replace appropriately timed hormone bloodwork, and not every hormone patient needs it. Some questions are answered better through well-timed or repeated blood testing.
Hormone patterns can contribute to each of these, which is part of why symptoms during the menopause transition often show up together rather than one at a time. They are usually one contributor among several, alongside sleep, metabolic health, nutrition, training, stress, and thyroid function, and HFW evaluates them together rather than attributing everything to hormones.
TSH is one marker and is often the only one run. Depending on your question, a clinician may look at a broader thyroid picture alongside symptoms, nutrient status, medications, and metabolic context. A normal TSH does not by itself rule out every relevant pattern, and equally, an abnormal marker does not by itself establish a diagnosis. This is evaluated clinically, not from a website.
Estrogen plus progesterone is $190 per month for nonmembers, and active members and Functional Medicine Corrective Program patients are entitled to additional discounts. Estrogen plus progesterone plus testosterone is $220 per month for nonmembers, and members are entitled to additional discounts. Women’s testosterone alone is $150 per month for nonmembers, and members are entitled to additional discounts. Medication is included in those prices. Laboratory charges are separate. For nonmembers, a quarterly clinician consultation to review bloodwork and adjust the plan is generally $150 to $200.
HFW offers injectable and topical cream formulations, selected with you based on your symptoms, testing, history, risk, and preference. HFW does not use pellets, because a pellet delivers a fixed dose over months and cannot be adjusted or stopped once inserted, which conflicts with monitoring response and adjusting the plan over time.
Safety depends on the individual, the formulation, the dose, the timing relative to menopause, and personal and family health history. There are real benefits and real risks, and they differ from person to person. HFW’s position is that this decision requires an individual risk conversation with a clinician, ongoing monitoring, and a plan that can be adjusted. HFW does not claim any therapy is without risk or is right for everyone.
Not necessarily. Some situations call for long-term management and others are time-limited. HFW defines the objective, monitors response and safety with ongoing testing and clinician review, and revisits whether continuation remains appropriate. That decision is clinical and is made with you.
Through ongoing bloodwork and scheduled clinician review. Your clinician looks at symptoms, response, safety markers, and goals, then continues, adjusts, pauses, stops, or refers. Hormone care at HFW is not a prescription that is set once and left alone.
No. It adds a different kind of information. Some hormone questions are answered better through appropriately timed or repeated blood testing, and safety markers generally still require bloodwork. Your clinician selects the approach based on the question being asked.
No. Not every patient requires advanced hormone testing. For many people, well-timed or repeated bloodwork answers the question, and HFW does not add testing that would not change a decision.
Hormone production, how hormones are metabolized, signaling patterns, and adrenal or stress-related patterns. It is one input among several, interpreted alongside your symptoms, cycle or menopause stage, history, medications, fertility goals, and risk.
DUTCH is $650 for nonmembers, covering the test and the clinician review together. Longevity Membership members are entitled to additional discounts. The review is where your clinician interprets the results alongside your symptoms, history, and other testing rather than handing you a report to decode yourself.
No. DUTCH is a specialty test and is purchased separately unless expressly included in a package. Membership includes four TruHealth tests and the associated quarterly clinician consultations.
Have more questions? Ask Healie →
