NOCO Healthcare
Hormone therapy in Greeley, CO
Hormone replacement therapy that starts with your labs, not a sales pitch. Creams, injections, and pellet therapy for women and men across Northern Colorado. Call and a real person answers.
Hormone therapy in Greeley that starts with answers
If you have been searching for hormone therapy near me because you do not feel like yourself, you are not imagining it. Hot flashes, 3 a.m. wakeups, brain fog, weight that will not move, and a libido that disappeared are real symptoms with real causes, and many of them trace back to hormones.
NOCO Healthcare provides hormone replacement therapy at our clinic on 38th Avenue in Greeley for women in perimenopause and menopause and for men with low testosterone. Every plan starts the same way: a real conversation about your symptoms, lab work drawn in our office, and a treatment recommendation based on your results.
We are a women-owned, provider-led practice, and hormone care sits inside our women’s clinic in Greeley, alongside primary care. That means your hormones, your thyroid, your blood pressure, and your annual exam all live in one chart, managed by one team.
Hormone Therapy in Greeley: The Short Version
- Labs first. We test your hormone levels in the office before recommending any treatment.
- Women and men. Perimenopause, menopause, and low testosterone.
- Creams, injections, or pellets. We are a preferred provider of EvexiPEL pellet hormone therapy.
- Managed by nurse practitioners. Board-certified FNP-C providers who follow up and adjust your plan over time.
- Women-owned practice in Greeley. Seeing patients from Greeley, Windsor, Evans, Fort Collins, and beyond.
A real person at our Greeley front desk answers. No phone tree, no directory.
Signs you may need hormone replacement therapy
Hormone changes rarely announce themselves. They show up as a handful of symptoms that are easy to blame on stress, age, or a busy life. If several of these sound familiar, a hormone evaluation is worth it.
Sleep that fell apart. Trouble falling asleep, waking at 3 a.m., or night sweats that soak the sheets.
Hot flashes and temperature swings. Sudden heat, flushing, and chills that come out of nowhere.
Brain fog and fatigue. Losing words, forgetting why you walked into a room, and feeling tired no matter how much you rest.
Mood changes. Anxiety, irritability, or a low mood that is new for you.
Weight around the middle. Especially when your diet and exercise have not changed.
Low libido and vaginal dryness. Changes in desire and comfort during intimacy. Our vaginal rejuvenation options can help alongside hormones.
For men: low energy, low drive, and lost muscle. Common signs of low testosterone that deserve a lab check.
You Are Exhausted, Foggy, and Short-tempered, and Nobody Can Tell You Why.
Maybe you mentioned it at a checkup and heard "it is probably stress." Maybe you have tried sleeping more, eating better, and pushing through, and you still feel like a stranger in your own body. That is frustrating, and it is lonely.
We hear this often, and we take it seriously. Our Greeley team checks your hormones with real lab work and looks at the whole picture, including thyroid, sleep, and weight, before recommending anything.
You finally have an explanation, a plan, and a provider who keeps adjusting it until you feel like you again.
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How hormone replacement therapy works at our Greeley clinic
1. Consult and history. You meet with a nurse practitioner who asks about your symptoms, cycle history, medications, supplements, and goals. This visit is long enough to actually talk.
2. Hormone testing. We draw blood in the office and check the hormones that fit your situation. Read our guide to hormone testing in Northern Colorado for what we look at and why.
3. A plan built on your results. Your provider explains what your labs show and recommends a treatment, or tells you honestly if hormones are not the answer.
4. Follow-up and adjustment. We recheck symptoms and labs, adjust the dose, and keep monitoring. Hormone therapy is not a one-time prescription.
Your hormone therapy options
Topical creams. Applied daily at home, with doses that are easy to adjust.
Injections. Given on a set schedule, often used for testosterone.
Pellet hormone therapy. A small pellet placed under the skin that releases hormones steadily over a few months. We are a preferred provider of EvexiPEL pellets.
The honest risks of hormone therapy
Hormone replacement therapy helps a lot of people, and it is not right for everyone. You deserve a provider who talks about both sides.
Combined estrogen and progestin therapy can raise the risk of blood clots and, with long-term use, breast cancer. Women who still have a uterus and take estrogen also need progesterone to protect the uterine lining. Age, time since menopause, and your personal and family history all change the balance of benefit and risk.
That is why we test first, use the lowest effective dose, schedule regular follow-ups, and keep up with screenings. If hormones are not a safe fit for you, we will say so and talk about other ways to treat your symptoms. For a deeper read, see our complete guide to hormone therapy in Greeley.
You Want Relief, but You Have Heard Enough About Hormone Risks to Be Nervous.
Maybe a friend had a bad experience, or you read a headline about breast cancer or blood clots. Starting hormones without understanding your own risk can feel like a gamble.
You should never start hormone therapy blind. We test first, explain the benefits and risks for your age and history, use the lowest effective dose, and follow up regularly. If hormones are not safe for you, we will tell you and help you find another path.
You make a confident choice about your health, with all the facts, and a team watching out for you.
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Why Northern Colorado chooses NOCO Healthcare for hormone therapy
A real person answers the phone. We invest in a real front desk on purpose, because it matters. When you call about hormones, you talk to a person in our Greeley office.
Labs before prescriptions. We do not guess. Your plan is built on your numbers and your symptoms.
Hormones in the context of your whole health. Thyroid, blood sugar, blood pressure, sleep, and weight all affect how you feel, and our primary care team looks at all of it.
Close to home for the whole region. Patients come from across Weld and Larimer counties. See hormone therapy for Windsor and hormone therapy for Fort Collins.
Clear costs. We tell you what insurance covers and what is self-pay before you start. See our payment options.
You Were Told It Is Just Part of Getting Older. It Does Not Have to Be.
Too many women hear "that is normal at your age" and leave with nothing. Normal does not mean untreatable. At NOCO Healthcare we test, we listen, and we build a plan. When you call, a real person at our Greeley front desk answers. No phone tree, no directory.
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A note from Sheree
Sheree Montoya, FNP-C
I started this practice after years of watching women in Northern Colorado get handed off and told that what they were feeling was normal. Hormone care is where I see that the most.
My approach is simple: test first, explain everything, and treat the person, not just the lab value. If hormones will help you, we will build a careful plan. If they will not, I will tell you that too, and we will find what will.
Starting Hormone Therapy in Three Steps
Call (970) 888-0399
A real person at our Greeley front desk answers. No phone tree, no directory. We book your hormone consult.
Consult and Labs
Talk through your symptoms with a nurse practitioner and have blood drawn in our office.
Your Plan
Review your results together and start a treatment plan, with follow-ups to fine-tune it.
A real person at our Greeley front desk answers. No phone tree, no directory.
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Hormone therapy in Greeley: frequently asked questions
Where can I get hormone therapy near me in Greeley?
You can get hormone therapy in Greeley at NOCO Healthcare, 1130 38th Ave STE A, Greeley, CO 80634. We see patients from Greeley, Windsor, Evans, Fort Collins, and across Northern Colorado, Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Call (970) 888-0399 and a real person at our front desk answers.
What is hormone replacement therapy?
Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) replaces hormones your body is making less of, most often estrogen and progesterone during perimenopause and menopause, or testosterone in men with low levels. At our Greeley clinic, HRT starts with lab testing and a health history review, then a treatment plan built around your results and symptoms.
Do you test hormone levels before starting HRT?
We test hormone levels before starting HRT at our Greeley clinic. Blood is drawn in the office, and your provider reviews the results with your symptoms and history before recommending anything. Our guide to hormone testing in Northern Colorado explains what we check and why.
What types of hormone therapy do you offer?
We offer hormone therapy in Greeley as topical creams, injections, and pellet therapy. We are a preferred provider of EvexiPEL pellet hormone therapy. Your provider will explain the pros and cons of each option and help you choose the one that fits your body and your routine.
What is pellet hormone therapy?
Pellet hormone therapy places a small hormone pellet under the skin, usually near the hip, where it releases hormones steadily over a few months. NOCO Healthcare is a preferred provider of EvexiPEL pellets in Greeley. Pellets are one option among several, and they are not right for everyone.
Can hormone therapy help with perimenopause and menopause symptoms?
Hormone therapy can help many women with perimenopause and menopause symptoms such as hot flashes, night sweats, poor sleep, brain fog, mood changes, low libido, and vaginal dryness. Your provider will weigh the benefits against your personal risks, including your age, time since menopause, and health history.
Do you offer testosterone therapy for men?
We offer hormone therapy for men with symptoms of low testosterone, sometimes called andropause, such as fatigue, low libido, and loss of muscle. Treatment starts with lab testing to confirm low levels. Men from Greeley, Windsor, and Fort Collins are seen at our Greeley clinic.
What are the risks of hormone replacement therapy?
The risks of hormone replacement therapy depend on the hormones, the dose, your age, and your health history. Combined estrogen and progestin therapy can raise the risk of blood clots and, with long-term use, breast cancer. That is why we test first, use the lowest effective dose, and follow up regularly.
Who manages hormone therapy at NOCO Healthcare?
Hormone therapy at NOCO Healthcare is managed by our board-certified family nurse practitioners (FNP-C), led by founder Sheree Montoya, FNP-C. If you have been searching for a hormone doctor near me, our providers order and interpret your labs, prescribe treatment, and monitor you over time.
Does insurance cover hormone therapy in Greeley?
Insurance coverage for hormone therapy in Greeley depends on your plan and the treatment. Office visits and lab work are often covered, while some options, such as pellets, may be self-pay. Our front desk will tell you what is covered and what it costs before you start.
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