
Hormonal changes can affect how you feel and function across different stages of adulthood. At ELARIS North Shore, hormone optimization begins with a comprehensive clinical evaluation that considers your symptoms, health history, medications, lifestyle, goals and appropriate laboratory findings.
Our hormone services focus on individualized evaluation and management of testosterone, estrogen and progesterone when clinically appropriate. When treatment is indicated, a personalized plan is developed with ongoing monitoring and adjustments based on your response and clinical needs.
The goal is not simply to change a laboratory value. Treatment decisions consider symptoms, clinical findings, laboratory results, individual risk factors and your overall health.
At a glance
- Pillar
- Longevity
- Care type
- Hormone Optimization
- For
- Women & Men
- Approach
- Personalized & clinician-guided
- Laboratory evaluation
- As clinically appropriate
- Monitoring
- Ongoing throughout treatment
- Treatment plan
- Individualized
Do you provide hormone care for both women and men?
Yes. ELARIS North Shore provides individualized hormone evaluation and management for appropriate adult women and men.
Which hormones do you manage?
Hormone services at ELARIS North Shore focus on testosterone, estrogen and progesterone when clinically appropriate. The specific treatment considered depends on your symptoms, health history, laboratory findings and individual needs.
Do I need laboratory testing before starting treatment?
Laboratory evaluation is an important part of hormone care and may be required before treatment and at appropriate intervals during therapy, depending on the treatment being considered and your individual clinical needs.
Do you provide care for perimenopause and menopause?
Yes. Hormone-related symptoms associated with perimenopause and menopause can be evaluated as part of an individualized clinical assessment, with treatment considered when appropriate.
Do you provide testosterone therapy?
Yes. Testosterone evaluation and management may be considered for appropriate patients after review of symptoms, health history, laboratory findings and individual risk factors.
Is hormone therapy appropriate for everyone?
No. Hormone therapy is not appropriate for every patient. Treatment decisions are based on your health history, symptoms, laboratory findings, risk factors and overall clinical picture.
How often will I need follow-up and laboratory testing?
Follow-up and laboratory monitoring depend on the treatment selected, your response and your individual clinical needs. Your recommended monitoring schedule will be reviewed as part of your treatment plan.
Can I transfer my existing hormone care to ELARIS North Shore?
Yes. If you are already receiving hormone therapy, your current treatment, prior laboratory results and relevant medical history can be reviewed to determine an appropriate plan for ongoing care.
How long does hormone treatment continue?
Treatment duration is individualized. Ongoing therapy depends on your clinical needs, treatment response, goals, monitoring results and whether continued treatment remains appropriate.