If your insurance denied progesterone, the issue is usually formulary restrictions, prior authorization, step therapy, or compounded medication exclusion — not necessarily a judgment that your treatment is inappropriate. Most progesterone denials can be addressed...
Hormone replacement therapy costs in 2026 can range from very low out-of-pocket costs with strong insurance coverage to several hundred dollars per month for pellets, compounded medications, or non-covered therapies. The biggest cost differences usually come from...
Compounded testosterone is usually not covered by insurance because compounded medications are not FDA-approved and generally are not included on insurance formularies. Retail testosterone products, however, often have a coverage pathway for men when documentation,...
If your insurance suddenly stops covering a medication, it does not automatically mean you must stop treatment. Most mid-year coverage problems fall into a few categories: formulary changes, new prior authorization requirements, pharmacy network restrictions, or...
Prior authorization is now a routine part of Medicare Advantage coverage. In 2024 alone, Medicare Advantage plans processed nearly 53 million prior authorization determinations, with about 4.1 million fully or partially denied. The important part: when denials were...
Persistent night sweats while on HRT usually mean your regimen needs adjustment. The issue may be underdosing, poor absorption, timing, undertreated progesterone, low testosterone, or a non-hormonal trigger such as thyroid dysfunction, alcohol, or medication side...