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Embrace Your True Self This Pride: Exploring Hormone Pelleting with Mobile Care Health

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Pride Month is a celebration of identity, acceptance, and love. It’s a time when the LGBTQ+ community and their allies come together to honor their truths, struggles, and triumphs. Amidst the festivities, it’s also a period for reflection and self-care, particularly regarding health and well-being. Mobile Care Health recognizes this, offering specialized services like hormone pelleting, designed to support the unique needs of the LGBTQ+ community on their journey toward gender affirmation and hormonal balance.

What is Hormone Pelleting?

Hormone pellet therapy, also known as hormone pelleting, is a method of delivering hormones into the body for medical purposes. It involves implanting small pellets, typically made of bioidentical hormones such as estrogen or testosterone, under the skin. These pellets slowly release hormones into the bloodstream over time, providing a steady and consistent hormonal level.

The process of hormone pelleting typically begins with a consultation with a healthcare provider, during which your hormone levels are assessed through blood tests, and your medical history is reviewed. If hormone pellet therapy is deemed appropriate for you, pellets are inserted under the skin – usually in the buttocks or hip area, in a minor surgical procedure done under local anesthesia.

The Benefits of Hormone Pelleting

Hormone pelleting offers numerous advantages making it a preferred choice for many in the LGBTQ+ community seeking hormone therapy. The most significant benefit is the consistency it provides; unlike other methods that can create peaks and troughs in hormone levels, pelleting allows for a steady state that better mimics the body’s natural hormonal fluctuations. This stability can lead to improved mood, energy levels, and overall quality of life. Furthermore, hormone pelleting reduces the daily burden of managing hormone therapy, as the pellets last several months before requiring replacement. This can be particularly beneficial for individuals with busy lifestyles or those who prefer a low-maintenance approach to their healthcare regimen. 

Because the pellets are made from bioidentical hormones, they are derived from plant sources that chemically match natural human hormones, offering a natural and effective way to manage symptoms of gender dysphoria, transition, or hormonal imbalances. This method also minimizes the risk of adverse reactions sometimes associated with synthetic hormones, making it a safer option for long-term use.

Hormonal Health & LGBTQ+ Wellness

Hormonal health is a critical component of overall well-being, playing a pivotal role in the lives of transgender and gender non-conforming individuals. The process of hormone therapy is not just about the physical alterations; it’s a crucial step in aligning one’s external body with one’s gender identity, fostering a sense of completeness and well-being. Hormone pelleting, as a method of delivering these vital hormones, offers a consistent and reliable means to maintain hormone levels, which can significantly impact one’s mental health and emotional stability.

Mobile Care Health’s Commitment to Inclusive Care

A deep respect for each individual’s journey is at the heart of Mobile Care Health’s services. We are dedicated to creating an environment that is free from judgment and stigma for everyone. Our healthcare professionals are specially trained to address and support the healthcare needs of the LGBTQ+ community, ensuring that every patient interaction is conducted with empathy, respect, and confidentiality. This commitment extends beyond the clinic, as we actively participate in community outreach and education, aiming to destigmatize gender-affirming care and promote inclusivity within the broader healthcare system.

Empowering Patients Through Education and Support

Understanding the intricacies of hormone therapy is vital for those considering hormone pelleting. Mobile Care Health provides comprehensive education on the benefits and potential side effects of hormone pelleting, ensuring that patients make informed decisions about their healthcare. Additionally, the provider supports its patients with ongoing counseling and support groups, fostering a community where individuals can share their experiences and challenges.

Additional Resources

As Pride Month unfolds, it’s a great time for individuals exploring gender-affirming treatments to consider the benefits of hormone pelleting. With Mobile Care Health’s expert care and supportive approach, hormone pelleting can be an integral part of embracing your true self. This Pride, let Mobile Care Health assist you in your journey towards authenticity and wellness, ensuring that you receive compassionate care tailored to your personal needs.

If you’re interested in learning more about hormone pelleting with Mobile Care Health, just click the phone number at the bottom of your screen or the “Book a Consult” button back up at the top.  

Thank you and Happy #Pride!

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Maureen Storey is a Nurse Practitioner, born and raised in New York, but she currently lives in Florida with her husband, 3 dogs, and 3 cats. She always wanted to be a nurse and began her career in healthcare at age 16 as CNA, at Age 18 she became an LPN, At Age 23 She graduated from American International College in Springfield, MA with her Bachelors in Science of Nursing and began working as an RN. She worked in nursing homes and hospitals for several years and returned to schooling for her Masters of Science in Nursing which was granted by Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences in Boston, MA in 2018. She has been working as an NP in Florida in Public health, Nursing homes, Infectious Disease and Primary Care. When she is not working she enjoys riding her motorcycle and indulging in new dining experiences. She enjoys breezy days at the ocean and sea turtles are her favorite ocean inhabitant. She is also passionate about dog rescue and supports Shar Pei Nation Rescue any chance she has. She identifies as a "Lilly Girl" and loves the designer Lilly Pulitzer- and echoes the sentiment "Life is too short for boring clothes' ', if you're ever looking for Maureen just look for the woman in all the colors!

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Emily Abernethy is a family nurse practitioner who completed her training at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. She has worked in primary care as a nurse practitioner and trauma and surgery as an RN. Emily seeks to develop collaborative provider-patient relationships to support her patients in being advocates for their own health. When not seeing patients, Emily enjoys staying active, traveling, enjoying live music, exploring new restaurants, and spending time outdoors camping, hiking, and backpacking with her husband and their German Shorthaired Pointer, Birdie.

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Brooke is a skilled and compassionate Adult Nurse Practitioner with over 10 years of experience in healthcare and a passion for helping patients achieve optimal health and wellness. Brooke holds a Master of Science in Nursing with a specialization in adult health and gerontology from Maryville University of St. Louis. She completed post-graduate training in functional medicine through the Institute for Functional Medicine and obtained her NP board certification through the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Credentialing Board in 2019. As a Nurse Practitioner, Brooke seeks to address the root causes of disease and treat the whole person, rather than just the symptoms. She believes in taking a personalized and holistic approach to each patient. She has special interests in helping patients heal from metabolic syndrome, achieve their weight loss goals, optimize fertility, and recover from complex chronic illness. In her free time, Brooke enjoys hiking, reading, rollerblading, cooking healthy meals, and spending time with her fun-loving husband and spirited toddlers. She is excited to partner with you on your health journey and support you in achieving your goals.

Emily Abernethy FNP

Emily Abernethy is a family nurse practitioner who completed her training at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. She has worked in primary care as a nurse practitioner and trauma and surgery as an RN. Emily seeks to develop collaborative provider-patient relationships to support her patients in being advocates for their own health. When not seeing patients, Emily enjoys staying active, traveling, enjoying live music, exploring new restaurants, and spending time outdoors camping, hiking, and backpacking with her husband and their German Shorthaired Pointer, Birdie.

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