TX
Telehealth Care in Texas.
How Care Works Here
What to Expect as a Texas Patient
Assessment First
Four short questions confirm your goal and state. It is an eligibility check, not a clinical decision.
A Clinician Reviews
A licensed clinician reviews your history and laboratory results before anything is prescribed. Sometimes the answer is no.
Licensed Pharmacy
If medication is prescribed, a licensed pharmacy fills it and ships it to you. Your care plan names the pharmacy.
Read how it works in full on How It Works, see pricing and safety.
Care Plans
Care Plans Offered to Texas Patients
Each plan is one monthly price: $109 for care, plus the medication, with supplies and cold-chain shipping included. Whether a plan is right for you is decided by a clinician after your history and labs.
Weight and Metabolic Health
Semaglutide Care Plan
A once-weekly subcutaneous GLP-1 injection, dosed and adjusted by your clinician.
From $299 a month →
Weight and Metabolic Health
Tirzepatide Care Plan
A once-weekly dual GIP and GLP-1 injection. One price across doses; your clinician sets the dose.
From $429 a month →
Recovery and Soft-Tissue Repair
BPC-157 Care Plan
A defined course for tendon, ligament or gut complaints. Evidence is largely preclinical, and availability may change.
From $249 a month →
Sleep, Recovery and Body Composition
CJC-1295 / Ipamorelin Care Plan
A growth-hormone secretagogue pairing considered for sleep quality, recovery and lean-mass support.
From $289 a month →
Body Composition
Tesamorelin Care Plan
A GHRH analogue. The FDA-approved product is indicated for HIV-associated lipodystrophy; other use is clinician-directed.
From $399 a month →
Energy and Longevity
NAD+ Care Plan
Subcutaneous NAD+ with a titration schedule, anchored to a baseline longevity panel.
From $229 a month →
Pathways
Pathways Available in Texas
Learn more about our care team, the science behind each treatment and the questions patients ask most.
Your Protections
Check a License or Raise a Concern
You can check that a clinician is licensed, and you can raise a concern with the state regulator at any time. You are also welcome to tell us first at care@sovryn.health.
Compounded medications are not FDA-approved or evaluated for safety, effectiveness or quality. State rules for telehealth and compounding can change, and this page is general information, not legal or medical advice.
Ready to Begin in Texas?
Ten minutes, no card, reviewed by a clinician.