Book your appointment, then complete your health history and consent forms. We’ll need information about current medications and health conditions as well as a recent blood pressure reading. We’re here to help with questions along the way.
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Join the Plume Community Hub
Connect with other trans folks and access educational or community resources on your medical, social, or legal transition. Join a support group, attend a workshop or event, or chat in the discussion space! Your community is here for you.
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Meet with your provider
See your trans-informed clinician and discuss treatment options that align with your gender goals. Our providers are experts in trans healthcare, so you’ll know you are in good hands.
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Begin your treatment
Receive your hormone or medication prescriptions and kickstart your personalized treatment journey. Choose to pick up your medications at your local pharmacy or enjoy the convenience of our home delivery service for select items.
Membership features
Your Plume membership goes beyond just hormones. We’re here to support your whole, authentic self.
Expanded care services
After you complete your first appointment, you can continue to see your provider for various other health services. Get treatment for anxiety, depression, acne, contraception, hair loss, and more!
Join the Plume Community Hub! Chat in the discussion space, attend virtual events, join a peer-led support group, or learn from our transition resources. It’s all included in your Plume membership.
Avoid the hassle of visiting the pharmacy. Have your select medications sent to your home through our online pharmacy partner. Medication is delivered discreetly, so your identity and safety are protected.
If you need help finding a gender-affirming surgeon, other trans-friendly care providers, or a recommendation related to other aspects of your transition, we’re here to help. Your care team can connect you with the resources you need for any care outside of Plume.
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In order to provide healthcare services to you and give you medically appropriate care, we are required to get a recent blood pressure reading. You can get your blood pressure read for free at many pharmacies, go to your primary care doctor, or you may purchase a blood pressure cuff online.