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As a provider of BHRT, there’s so much to learn on the clinical side, and then there’s the BHRT marketing end. We were lucky to have Rich Force, the CEO of Florida-based Medical Marketing Solutions Company, teach us about BHRT marketing at a recent event.

One of the most common questions that I hear in my training program is about the cost of BHRT. Practitioners want to know how to package and price their offerings to ensure revenue and please patients.

I recently had the honor of interviewing Erin Gagne, a nurse practitioner and BHRT provider in Hilton Head, South Carolina. Here’s her story of how she got into bioidentical hormones and antiaging medicine.

Have your patients inquired about the safety of bioidentical hormones? Here’s an overview of the safety and effectiveness of BHRT.

The cost of bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT) should be clear to patients. Providers need to understand how to make patients know that this treatment is an investment in their lives and not just a “band-aid” for symptoms. Read on to learn how providers can approach the pricing and cost of such services.

Building a thriving integrative medicine practice requires a long-term, integrated marketing plan based on engagement and connection. If you’re looking to increase revenue in your BHRT business or you’re in another area of functional medicine, read on for a fresh perspective on marketing practices.

Wondering whether or not your BHRT clinic will be profitable? Obtaining the level of BHRT revenue you desire may take time, but the future looks promising. Here’s why functional medicine modalities like BHRT will continue to bring revenue to health practitioners and how to ensure that you’re on the right track with your clinic.

Low testosterone in males (also generally referred to as andropause or hypogonadism) is a common problem for men over 40. Health practitioners looking to treat low androgens with BHRT should have a clear understanding of diagnoses and treatment for effective results.

Are you looking to learn more about hormone replacement therapy via pellet implantation? Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT) is an effective way for both women and men to ease symptoms related to hormone imbalance. Pellet implantation is a convenient choice of delivery method and may be the best choice for some BHRT patients.

If you have been following this blog series, you know we have covered progesterone deficiency which correlates with perimenopausal patients and those suffering with PMS. We have also discussed estrogen deficiency which is common in menopausal women. This article covers androgen deficiency in women. Even though androgens include testosterone and DHEA, this article will address testosterone. DHEA deficiency is also common but it is an adrenal hormone and best covered in that context.