Clear answers before you start care.

Start by completing the secure intake form. After your intake is reviewed, FormKind Health will determine next steps, including labs, care planning, and prescriptions when clinically appropriate.

Yes. FormKind Health primarily provides virtual and asynchronous care. This means much of your care can be handled securely online without needing a traditional in-person visit.

FormKind Health currently serves eligible patients in Pennsylvania, Delaware, New York, Arizona, and Vermont. Availability may vary depending on the service and state-specific regulations.

No. FormKind Health uses an informed consent model for eligible patients. A therapist letter is not required to start care.

FormKind Health currently focuses on feminizing hormone care and does not prescribe testosterone.

Follow-up care is generally completed quarterly, especially when labs or medication adjustments are needed.

Yes. FormKind Health offers PrEP support for eligible patients, including clinical review, lab monitoring, and prescription support when appropriate.

Yes. HIV testing is required before starting PrEP and during ongoing monitoring to ensure safe and appropriate prescribing.

DoxyPEP is a prevention strategy that may reduce the risk of certain bacterial STIs for eligible patients. FormKind Health can review whether it may be appropriate for you.

The GAHT + PrEP membership is $99/month. The GAHT + PrEP + Urgent Care membership is $129/month.

Labs are included where available through FormKind Health’s lab options. Some regions, including New York, may require a separate lab payment or alternative lab process.

In some cases, you may be able to use insurance directly with the lab. If you are self-pay, FormKind Health may provide available lower-cost lab options when possible.

Memberships are designed to be simple and transparent. You may cancel according to FormKind Health’s cancellation policy.

Prescriptions are sent to your preferred pharmacy when clinically appropriate.

No. FormKind Health does not dispense medications or operate as a pharmacy. Prescriptions are sent to the patient’s chosen pharmacy when appropriate.

FormKind Health may be able to help with common low-acuity concerns. Emergency symptoms, severe pain, chest pain, shortness of breath, neurologic symptoms, or symptoms requiring in-person evaluation should be handled through urgent in-person or emergency care.