by Dr. Jennifer Frangos, D.O., DABOM | Oct 19, 2026 | Hormone Replacement Therapy
Winona facts checked October 18, 2026. No, Winona doesn’t take insurance. You pay a monthly price for each medication, and you can use HSA or FSA funds. Winona also doesn’t offer testosterone. If you want a Winona alternative that does both, Amazing Meds...
by Dr. Jennifer Frangos, D.O., DABOM | Oct 18, 2026 | Hormone Replacement Therapy
Midi facts checked October 18, 2026. Midi and Amazing Meds both treat menopause by telehealth, but they handle testosterone very differently. Midi offers it as a cream in 24 states plus DC. We offer a cream or a weekly injection in all 50 states. Want your insurance...
by Dr. Jennifer Frangos, D.O., DABOM | Oct 15, 2026 | Hormone Replacement Therapy, Testosterone Replacement Therapy
By Dr. Jennifer Frangos, D.O., DABOM. Published October 2026. Yes, a woman can be prescribed testosterone in the US. No testosterone product is FDA-approved for women, so it is prescribed off-label, which is legal and common in medicine. You need three things: a...
by Dr. Jennifer Frangos, D.O., DABOM | Oct 15, 2026 | Hormone Replacement Therapy, Testosterone Replacement Therapy
By Dr. Jennifer Frangos, D.O., DABOM. Published October 2026. The most common side effects of testosterone in women are acne and extra hair growth. In clinical trials, women taking testosterone were about one and a half times as likely to get each as women taking a...
by Dr. Jennifer Frangos, D.O., DABOM | Oct 15, 2026 | Hormone Replacement Therapy, Testosterone Replacement Therapy
By Dr. Jennifer Frangos, D.O., DABOM. Published October 2026. Both work, and both are prescribed off-label. Cream is the easy option: you rub it into your skin once a day, with no needles. Our clinic also offers small weekly injections. A measured dose does not...
by Dr. Jennifer Frangos, D.O., DABOM | May 5, 2026 | Insurance & Coverage, Guide, Hormone Replacement Therapy
UnitedHealthcare generally covers FDA-approved hormone replacement therapy for women, including estradiol, progesterone, and vaginal estrogen, when prescribed for a documented medical indication and filled through a network pharmacy. What changes between plans is the...
