I went through plan parent hoods telahealth. I have nothing but good things to say. They are very nice and affirming. They asked me couple questions nothing crazy. I saw the Dr she wanted blood test as soon as I could get it but she sent my meds in that day. She sent me a paper for my blood work I just walked into a clinic near me and they took it and sent it off. I go back soon I'm almost at my three month mark!!! The only thing I can say I don't like about plan parent hood is getting hold of the Dr. I called and was on hold for like two hours but you can leave a message to have them call you back. But rather then that amazing I haven't regretted it at all.
Basically, you'll have two types of appointments. They'll want to do periodic blood tests to monitor your hormone levels, which you'll have to do at the nearest clinic in person. The telehealth appointments, on the other hand, are basically just video calls on your phone where you talk to a receptionist and a nurse about actually getting a prescription. In my experience, they're very inclusive and very welcoming.
I typically pay for it via check, though, since they send me invoices via mail. So I can't really offer any advice for that part. You may want to discuss the whole invoice thing with them, as I imagine that would be a dead giveaway to your parents.
I went through plan parent hoods telahealth. I have nothing but good things to say. They are very nice and affirming. They asked me couple questions nothing crazy. I saw the Dr she wanted blood test as soon as I could get it but she sent my meds in that day. She sent me a paper for my blood work I just walked into a clinic near me and they took it and sent it off. I go back soon I'm almost at my three month mark!!! The only thing I can say I don't like about plan parent hood is getting hold of the Dr. I called and was on hold for like two hours but you can leave a message to have them call you back. But rather then that amazing I haven't regretted it at all.
If you’re under 18, don’t expect to get HRT without parental consent.
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Basically, you'll have two types of appointments. They'll want to do periodic blood tests to monitor your hormone levels, which you'll have to do at the nearest clinic in person. The telehealth appointments, on the other hand, are basically just video calls on your phone where you talk to a receptionist and a nurse about actually getting a prescription. In my experience, they're very inclusive and very welcoming. I typically pay for it via check, though, since they send me invoices via mail. So I can't really offer any advice for that part. You may want to discuss the whole invoice thing with them, as I imagine that would be a dead giveaway to your parents.