MaxHealth helps you address the hormonal changes behind your energy, sleep, mood, weight, strength, and libido through one ongoing medical relationship built around you — not simply a prescription.
Every patient begins with a clinical review of symptoms, history, medications, goals, and risk factors. Your provider will help you understand what matters for you.
Start Your Hormone AssessmentA clear look at the factors behind your symptoms.
Whether treatment may be suitable for you.
Testing chosen for you, not ordered by default.
An honest conversation about treatment tradeoffs.
The progress markers that matter over time.
Referrals when your care calls for them.
You do not need to understand every factor affecting your health before asking for help. Start with what you are experiencing, and we will help you understand the broader picture.
WomenPersonalized support for hormonal changes, weight, energy, sleep, mood, libido, and healthy aging.
MenUnderstand what may be contributing to changes in energy, strength, weight, focus, libido, and overall health.
WeightBuild a medically guided plan for weight loss, appetite, metabolic health, nutrition, medication options, and lasting progress.
Changes in sleep, energy, mood, weight, or sexual health deserve context, not assumptions. A thoughtful evaluation can help identify contributing factors and appropriate options.
of women experience hot flashes or night sweats during menopause.
of perimenopausal women experienced insomnia in one population study.
had a low testosterone reading, but only 5.6% also had related symptoms.
Persistent changes in energy, libido, mood, or performance deserve a closer look.
separate early-morning tests are recommended to help confirm testosterone deficiency, not one isolated result.
Weight, hormones, sleep, stress, mood, blood sugar, medications, nutrition, and daily habits can influence one another. MaxHealth takes a connected approach.
Sudden changes or stubborn weight that will not respond to the usual effort.
Estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone shift with age, and that can affect how you feel.
Exhaustion that sleep does not fix is a common reason people seek an evaluation.
Night sweats, waking at 3 a.m., and unrefreshing sleep can be linked to hormonal changes.
Irritability, anxiety, and low mood can be linked to hormonal changes and deserve attention.
Hormonal changes can affect how the body handles blood sugar and fat storage.
A common concern that too often goes unmentioned, and one worth discussing.
Changes in strength and muscle can be associated with shifting hormone levels.
Many patients first find MaxHealth to restore energy, understand hormonal changes, or explore a treatment. From the beginning, they get more than a prescription: coaching, fitness, counseling, and a care team that adjusts the plan as life changes.
Compare MembershipsExact benefits vary by tier and location. Labs, imaging, and medications are not part of the monthly fee, but members receive discounted labs and imaging, and help finding the lowest-cost medications.
Five steps from your first question to a plan that keeps adjusting as you do.
If you are having possible hormone symptoms, the self-check points you to schedule an appointment with one of our providers. Responses are not stored.
Discuss symptoms, health history, medications, lifestyle, and what you hope to improve.
Your provider may recommend labs, screening, or additional evaluation.
May include medication, nutrition, movement, behavioral support, and ongoing monitoring.
Review progress, address new concerns, and adjust the plan as your health changes.
Two straightforward tiers for hormone care, with discounts on the coaching, fitness, and counseling that help you feel your best.
Transparent pricing with no copays or surprise bills for included visits. Labs, imaging, and medications are not part of the monthly fee, but members receive discounted labs and imaging, and help finding the lowest-cost medications.
Virtual convenience, with on-site care when you need it. Available services and appointment formats may vary by location.
5207 Heritage Ave.
Colleyville, TX 76034

901 Travis Ave
Fort Worth, TX 76104

2500 Dallas Parkway, Suite 111
Plano, TX 75093
Quick answers before you reach out.
View All QuestionsNo. Most people come in with symptoms, not answers. You start by telling us what you are experiencing, and your provider helps identify what may be going on through evaluation and, when appropriate, lab work.
No. Treatment is only recommended when it is clinically appropriate, and it is one part of a larger plan. Depending on your evaluation, that plan may also include lifestyle, nutrition, fitness, and mental-health support.
Your symptoms are reviewed in context, alongside your history, goals, and any appropriate testing, rather than judged on one lab result. Your care team then monitors progress and adjusts the plan over time as your needs change.
You will connect with a provider who reviews your symptoms, history, and goals, and helps build a plan around what you need, with ongoing access and adjustments as you go.

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