Testosterone Therapy in Irving, TX: Telehealth Hormone Therapy for Men and Women
If you live in Irving and want help with low energy, low libido, poor sleep or menopause symptoms, you do not need to sit in Highway 114 traffic to get it. MultiGen Wellness offers testosterone therapy in Irving, TX through telehealth: you meet a licensed provider by video, get your blood drawn at a lab near you, and any prescription is sent to a pharmacy. This section explains how that works under Texas law, where Irving residents can get labs done, and what it costs.
How Texas law treats telehealth prescribing
If you are looking for testosterone therapy in Irving, TX, it helps to know the state rules. Texas sets its telehealth rules in Texas Occupations Code Chapter 111. A few parts matter most for hormone care:
- A real video visit can start the relationship. Section 111.005 says a valid practitioner-patient relationship can be formed through a live audio-video visit, as long as the practitioner has and uses the clinical information the standard of care requires and meets the follow-up rules below.
- Same standard as an in-person visit. Section 111.007 holds telehealth care to the same standard of care as the same service given in person.
- Consent and follow-up. Section 111.002 requires informed consent before telehealth care. Section 111.005(b) requires guidance on follow-up care and, if you consent and have a primary care doctor, a report sent to that doctor within 72 hours.
The Texas Medical Board's telemedicine rules moved from Chapter 174 to 22 Texas Administrative Code Chapter 175, effective January 9, 2025. Rule 175.1 says a physician may not provide telemedicine to patients in Texas without a full Texas medical license, except for physicians who held an out-of-state telemedicine license as of September 1, 2022. Rule 175.3 says a valid prescription requires establishing a physician-patient relationship and following all other applicable laws. You can check a Texas physician or physician assistant on the Texas Medical Board license lookup, and nurse practitioners through the Texas Board of Nursing license verification.
Testosterone is an anabolic steroid, which federal law places in Schedule III of the controlled substances list. Federal law normally requires an in-person medical evaluation before a controlled medication is prescribed by telemedicine, but the DEA and HHS have extended the pandemic-era telemedicine flexibilities through December 31, 2026. If those rules change, what your provider can prescribe by video may change too.
Lab work in Irving, Coppell and Grand Prairie
Testosterone therapy in Irving, TX starts with blood work, and you can get it done close to home or work. Both national lab networks list patient service centers in and around Irving. Use their locators to find the closest site and current hours:
- Our national lab partner: Irving, Coppell and Grand Prairie locations
- Another national lab: Irving locations, plus the Texas locator for nearby cities
For men, timing matters. The American Urological Association guideline calls for at least two early-morning total testosterone tests before a diagnosis, and uses 300 ng/dL as the cutoff for low testosterone. Book a morning slot if you can.
TRT for men, HRT for women
Men. Low testosterone can show up as fatigue, low sex drive, weaker erections, lost muscle, mood changes or brain fog. Our guide to the signs of low testosterone covers the full list. If your labs and symptoms point to low T, your provider will talk through whether testosterone therapy in Irving, TX by telehealth makes sense for you, the risks and the follow-up labs it needs. Learn more about TRT online.
Women. Perimenopause and menopause can bring hot flashes, night sweats, poor sleep, vaginal dryness and mood shifts. A provider can review your history and labs and explain whether hormone therapy fits you. See how HRT online works, or read about online menopause treatment.
How testosterone therapy in Irving, TX works by video
- Reach out. Call 1-800-259-0015 or use the contact form.
- Get labs. You get a lab order and visit a nearby lab patient service center.
- Meet by video. A licensed provider reviews your symptoms, history and results with you.
- Decide together. If treatment is right for you, the prescription goes to a pharmacy. If it is not, you will hear why and what to consider next.
- Follow up. Ongoing visits and repeat labs keep your care on track.
Testosterone Therapy Irving TX: What It Costs
| Item | Price |
|---|
| Getting started (includes your first provider visit) | $247 |
| Each visit after that | $97 |
| Medications | Priced separately; see our pharmacy |
MultiGen Wellness is self-pay. We do not bill insurance and do not take HSA or FSA cards directly. For a wider look at pricing, read how much TRT costs.
Nearby communities we serve by telehealth
Because care happens by video, the same service is open to people in Las Colinas, Valley Ranch, Coppell, Grand Prairie, Euless, Farmers Branch, Carrollton and the rest of the DFW area. You can also see our Dallas page, our Grapevine page and the main Texas hormone therapy page.
Testosterone Therapy Irving TX: Common Questions
Can I start testosterone therapy in Irving, TX without an in-person visit?
Often, yes. Texas law allows a valid practitioner-patient relationship to be formed through a live video visit (Occupations Code 111.005), and the federal telemedicine flexibilities for controlled medications like testosterone run through December 31, 2026. Your provider still decides whether treatment is right for you.
Where do I get my blood drawn?
At a lab patient service center near you. Our national lab partner lists sites in Irving, Coppell and Grand Prairie. Use the locator links above to pick one and check hours.
Does MultiGen take insurance?
No. We are self-pay and do not bill insurance or take HSA or FSA cards directly.
How much does it cost to get started?
$247 to start, which includes your first provider visit, then $97 per visit. Medications are priced separately.
Is hormone therapy only for men?
No. TRT is for men with low testosterone. Women can get care for perimenopause and menopause symptoms, and treatment options may include estrogen and progesterone. Your provider decides what fits your health history and labs.
Will my primary care doctor be told?
Texas law ties this to your consent. Under Occupations Code 111.005(b), if you consent and have a primary care doctor, a report of the telehealth visit must be sent to that doctor within 72 hours. Ask your provider how your records are shared.
How do I check a provider's license?
Use the Texas Medical Board's license lookup for physicians and physician assistants, or the Texas Board of Nursing's license verification for nurse practitioners.
Talk to a licensed provider
If you are ready to find out whether testosterone therapy in Irving, TX or menopause care is right for you, call 1-800-259-0015 or contact us here. A licensed provider will review your symptoms and labs with you and explain your options in plain terms.
