Experience with Bodylogic MD?

[KRutko]

Has anyone had experience with or heard about BodylogicMD? Wondering if the MD's there would be good at dealing with those on TRT. Or, can anyone recommend a good HRT doc in St. louis MO?

[endo518]

Would also like a recommendation for a doc in Long Island.

[Jredwine]

Ive been using bodylogicmd in cincy and they have been great. I am on cyp, hcg , and arimidex all prescribed. So they 'get it'.

[HRTstudent]

There have been threads about them.

They are expensive, but chances are they will get your on TRT if that's your main concern (assuming you actually needed it).

If you have insurance, or are price conscious bodylogic might not be your best bet.

[KRutko]

There have been threads about them.

They are expensive, but chances are they will get your on TRT if that's your main concern (assuming you actually needed it).

If you have insurance, or are price conscious bodylogic might not be your best bet.

Thanks for the input. I'm currently on TRT (Androgel 1.62%) without any results...libido, lab values, sense of well-being, etc. I'm in search of someone that can help me navigate the causes of my issues and how to help correct them. Thanks again.

[KRutko]

There have been threads about them.

They are expensive, but chances are they will get your on TRT if that's your main concern (assuming you actually needed it).

If you have insurance, or are price conscious bodylogic might not be your best bet.

Thanks for the input. I'm currently on TRT (Androgel 1.62%) without any results...libido, lab values, sense of well-being, etc. I'm in search of someone that can help me navigate the causes of my issues and how to help correct them. Thanks again.

[asiandudexxx]

I'm looking into them right now as a backup if my in network doctors fall through. As someone else said, they are pricey but I have heard they know what they're doing. I'm trying to get around the lab costs and it's tricky. My in-network docs order a partial list of their required tests but I still need a few more. Debating if I should have the BLMD order the remainder and cross my fingers the insurance company doesn't kick it back, or just order their entire panel out of pocket and wait for my insurance to reimburse me.

I have an acquaintance who uses them and they actually wanted put him on a restart protocol before jumping into full on TRT. It seems they have a good balance of caring for the patients' best interests as well as their own monetary gain.

[GeriatricOne]

Anyone successfully submitted a Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance claim?