Serving San Antonio
Women's hormone therapy and HRT in San Antonio
1836 Wellness offers scheduled Texas video appointments for women seeking hormone care and adults seeking metabolic care in San Antonio, New Braunfels, Schertz and Boerne. Video consultations let you discuss your health without traveling to an 1836 Wellness office.
Ask about women’s hormone replacement therapy (HRT), menopause and perimenopause care, testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), and clinician-led medical weight management when clinically appropriate. Blood-draw options depend on your location; confirm availability for your San Antonio-area ZIP code before booking.
Treatment decisions follow a clinical evaluation. Prescription medication is offered only when clinically appropriate and is not guaranteed. Ask our care team about local lab availability.
Prepare for your women's hormone care appointment
Start with our women’s hormone care overview and meet the clinical team. Clinical visits take place online. Before booking, ask the care team about scheduling and blood-draw availability for your ZIP code, then review the assessment prices and next steps.
How can I explain changes in sleep, energy or my cycle?
If you work shifts or have caregiving responsibilities, describe your usual sleep and activity schedule as well as the symptoms that concern you. Ask what could relate to perimenopause or menopause and what else may need evaluation. These concerns do not by themselves establish a hormone deficiency.
What should I ask before choosing a treatment?
Have your medical history, current medicine list and questions ready for your clinician. Discuss which symptoms you hope to address. Ask about hormonal and nonhormonal options, their risks and the practical requirements of any proposed plan. For a separate low-testosterone concern, the TRT evaluation overview explains why symptoms and appropriate testing are considered together.
What happens if symptoms persist or the plan is hard to follow?
Bring those concerns to your clinician rather than changing treatment on your own. Follow-up reviews symptoms and tolerability, with testing individualized to the plan. Ask how to raise questions between visits and when a local examination or referral is needed. For patients in New Braunfels, Schertz or Boerne, confirm those arrangements separately from the video review; this page does not promise a local clinic appointment.
What availability actually looks like in San Antonio
Coordinated clinician-ordered testing
Your care team coordinates clinician-ordered laboratory work in San Antonio and confirms the collection arrangements before you reserve.
Verify your ZIP code before booking a home draw
Home blood-draw availability in San Antonio must be checked against Getlabs service areas. Contact our care team to verify your ZIP code before booking; a city listing does not guarantee service at every address.
Clinical appointments with Stacy are online
Clinical appointments with Stacy Pleasant, FNP-C, take place online. The Houston office can accommodate arranged blood draws and nonclinical consultations, not in-person clinical appointments with Stacy. Confirm the location and appointment with our team before traveling.
Plan your blood draw before you reserve
Blood collection needs a confirmed location and appointment. Before you reserve, our care team will check your ZIP code against Getlabs service areas and explain the available collection options. A listed laboratory location does not by itself confirm that it can collect your specific clinician-ordered panel.
For San Antonio, New Braunfels, Schertz and Boerne, share the ZIP code where you want your draw. Availability must be confirmed for that address, not inferred from the San Antonio service-area page.
Plan collection for San Antonio and nearby communities
New Braunfels, Schertz and Boerne patients should request a ZIP check for their own address rather than using central San Antonio as a proxy. Share whether the intended draw is at home or work and confirm the ordered tests before booking.
Fit testing around the hours you keep
If you work shifts, tell your clinician about your sleep schedule before arranging timed testing. Ask for preparation instructions for the actual tests ordered. Collection and the clinical video visit are separate appointments; neither requires an unconfirmed trip to Houston.
Our Houston-based team coordinates Texas telehealth. There is no 1836 Wellness walk-in clinic in San Antonio. Confirm collection and scheduling before reserving.
Explore our clinical services
Explore care options for eligible patients in San Antonio. Clinical visits take place online. Confirm home blood-draw availability for your ZIP code before booking.
- Women’s hormone therapy and HRT: menopause and perimenopause evaluation and treatment planning.
- Medical weight loss and GLP-1 education: learn about semaglutide, tirzepatide and alternatives.
- TRT and testosterone replacement: evaluation, testing and follow-up.
- Executive health testing: clinician-ordered lab testing and results interpretation.
- Metabolic Reset and Total Optimization: structured metabolic programs when appropriate.
What concierge medicine means here
Our concierge-style hormone and metabolic care includes help coordinating testing, dedicated results interpretation and secure clinician messaging within your program. It does not provide 24/7 comprehensive primary care, emergency services or a full executive physical. Keep your primary care clinician and recommended screenings. Review program inclusions and ask about communication and follow-up before enrolling.
Start with your menopause or hormone-care questions
Review our women's hormone, menopause and perimenopause care information, including evaluation steps, costs and follow-up. If you are preparing for a visit, use our perimenopause appointment guide to organize your questions. Meet the clinical team before deciding on care.
Ready to discuss menopause or hormone concerns?
Explore women's care, then ask our team about eligibility, current costs and appointment arrangements. Clinical visits take place by video for eligible patients in Texas.