Understanding what's Happening Next.
Whether you're exploring hormone optimization or medical weight loss, care begins with understanding the full picture.
This page outlines what to expect as you move through the evaluation process and what ongoing care may look like at AXIS.
Before Your Evaluation
After requesting an appointment, you'll have a brief intake conversation with our team. This conversation helps us understand your goals, answer initial questions, and coordinate laboratory testing before your initial evaluation. The Initial Evaluation fee is collected prior to laboratory testing and includes the comprehensive evaluation process, laboratory testing, and review of results.
Your Initial
Evaluation
Your initial evaluation is designed to help you better understand your symptoms, review your health history, and identify what may be contributing to the concerns that brought you here. This is a dedicated, one-on-one appointment focused on understanding the full picture—not just individual symptoms or isolated lab values. The goal is simple: to provide clarity, identify the most appropriate next steps, and determine whether treatment is appropriate for you.
What
We’ll Cover
What you've been experiencing
Your health history
Your goals and priorities
Previous treatments or therapies
you've tried
Whether laboratory testing may
be appropriate
Possible next steps and treatment options
The AXIS Process
Get
Answers
Care begins with a comprehensive evaluation designed to understand your symptoms, health history, goals, and overall health. Laboratory testing provides additional insight into what may be contributing to your concerns.
A Plan Designed For You
Your symptoms, health history, and laboratory findings are reviewed together to identify potential contributing factors and determine the most appropriate path forward. If treatment is appropriate, we'll develop a personalized care plan based on your results, goals, and individual needs.
Ongoing Support
& Optimization
Care continues with follow-up visits, monitoring, education, and treatment adjustments when needed to support your progress and long-term success.
Questions You May Have
