GOLD
Score
90/100
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Varies
SILVER
Score
89/100
From
$99/mo
BRONZE
Score
88/100
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Varies
4
Score
86/100
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Varies
5
Score
85/100
From
$30/mo
6
Score
85/100
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$99/mo
7
Score
84/100
From
$17/mo
8
Score
84/100
From
$25/mo
9
Score
83/100
From
$49/mo
10
Score
83/100
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Varies
By category in Pennsylvania
Top-rated providers in Pennsylvania broken down by treatment category.
Telehealth & coverage in Pennsylvania
Frequently asked questions
- Can I get menopause or HRT care through telehealth in Pennsylvania?
- Yes. Pennsylvania permits asynchronous (chat- or questionnaire-based) prescribing for many treatments, so some providers can issue a prescription without a live video visit. A clinician licensed to practice in Pennsylvania still reviews your intake first.
- Does Medicaid in Pennsylvania cover hormone replacement therapy?
- As of our last review, Pennsylvania Medicaid covers FDA-approved hormone replacement therapy for eligible patients. Coverage still depends on your eligibility category, the specific product, and any prior-authorization rules, so confirm current details with your plan.
- Is HRT available to Pennsylvania residents through an online provider?
- Hormone replacement therapy is available by prescription throughout the United States, including Pennsylvania. To treat a Pennsylvania resident, a telehealth provider must use a clinician licensed for the state, and Pennsylvania specifically requires that the prescribing clinician hold an in-state license. The clinician evaluates whether HRT is appropriate for you before prescribing.
- Does Pennsylvania Medicaid cover GLP-1 medication for weight loss?
- As of our last review, Pennsylvania Medicaid does not clearly cover GLP-1 medication prescribed for weight loss. State Medicaid GLP-1 policies change often, so verify current coverage directly with Pennsylvania Medicaid.
- How many telehealth providers serve Pennsylvania?
- Our directory currently lists 37 active telehealth providers licensed to serve Pennsylvania residents. We refresh this list as providers change their state coverage, so check each provider's own site to confirm current availability before you sign up.