5 HRT & TRT clinics in Charleston, compared

We verified 5 clinics in Charleston that list hormone therapy on their own website (of 7 verified clinics in the city). Compare them below by the services they name, whether we matched an NPI organization record, telehealth mentions, and the verification date. Terms they use most: BHRT, TRT, Bioidentical hormones. FDA recommends FDA-approved hormone products and says it lacks evidence that compounded “bioidentical” hormones are safer or more effective. Virtual Care Atlas does not rank or rate clinics; the table is alphabetical. As of .

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HRT & TRT clinics in Charleston

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5 of 5 HRT & TRT clinics in Charleston

  1. 231 Capitol St Ste 7, Charleston, WV 25301

    • GLP-1
    • HRT
    • Offers telehealth
  2. 4502 MacCorkle Ave SE Ste b, Charleston, WV 25304

    • Peptides
    • GLP-1
    • NAD+
    • HRT
    • Sermorelin
    • Offers telehealth
  3. 4815 MacCorkle Ave SE, Charleston, WV 25304

    • GLP-1
    • HRT
  4. 828 Oakwood Rd, Charleston, WV 25314

    • HRT
  5. 4307 MacCorkle Ave SE, Charleston, WV 25304

    • GLP-1
    • HRT

Compare hormone therapy clinics in Charleston

Facts we verified for each clinic. Order is alphabetical. Virtual Care Atlas does not score or endorse clinics.

Comparison of 5 hormone therapy clinics in Charleston
Clinic Services named NPI match Offers telehealth Verified
Functionality Wellness BHRT, Bioidentical hormones — Yes
Gameday Men's Health Charleston, WV Testosterone therapy, TRT Yes Yes
Holistic Medical Services and Counseling HRT, Pellet therapy, TRT Yes —
Living Well BHRT, Hormone therapy Yes —
The Facial Center - Charleston Hormone replacement Yes —

What these clinics call it

Terms found on the 5 clinics' own websites, by number of clinics using each.

Service terms used by Charleston hormone therapy clinics
Term on clinic siteClinics
BHRT2
TRT2
Bioidentical hormones1
Hormone replacement1
Hormone therapy1
HRT1
Pellet therapy1
Testosterone therapy1

Also offered by these clinics

4 of 5 matched to an NPI organization record.

What should I ask a hormone therapy clinic in Charleston before booking?

Clinic websites rarely say who prescribes, where the medication comes from, or what it costs in total. Ask these 4 questions by phone or at the consult. Then check the prescriber's license with the West Virginia medical board or on DocInfo.

  1. Do you prescribe FDA-approved hormone products, compounded bioidentical hormones, or pellets?
  2. What baseline and follow-up labs are required, and how often?
  3. Who is the prescriber, and what is their state license number?
  4. What's the full cost: consult, labs, medication and any membership?

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HRT & TRT in Charleston: FAQ

How many clinics offer hormone therapy in Charleston?

5 of the 7 verified clinics in Charleston, WV list hormone therapy on their own website as of October 19, 2026: Functionality Wellness, Gameday Men's Health Charleston, WV, Holistic Medical Services and Counseling, Living Well, The Facial Center - Charleston.

What do Charleston clinics call it on their websites?

The terms we found most often were "BHRT" (2 clinics), "TRT" (2 clinics), "Bioidentical hormones" (1 clinic), "Hormone replacement" (1 clinic), "Hormone therapy" (1 clinic). Each clinic's page shows its exact wording and the page we found it on.

Do any Charleston hormone therapy clinics offer telehealth?

2 of these 5 clinics mention telehealth or virtual visits on their website. The prescriber generally needs a license in West Virginia, or wherever you are during the visit.

Is hormone therapy FDA-approved?

FDA recommends FDA-approved hormone products and says it lacks evidence that compounded “bioidentical” hormones are safer or more effective. Our Hormone therapy (HRT / TRT) guide links the FDA sources.

Data year 2026, verified . Virtual Care Atlas doesn’t rate or endorse clinics, and the order is alphabetical. Information comes from each clinic’s public website. Confirm services and prescriber licensing with the clinic. Request a correction.