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Start hormone therapy online, on your terms
Available to adults 18 and older
✦ Lab costs fully covered
✦ No insurance or therapy required
✦ Appointments available in days
As of 2026, gender-affirming healthcare is legal in Alaska. There is currently no statewide ban on hormone therapy or related care for adults. Access to in-person trans-competent care can be limited, particularly outside of larger cities.
With Plume Clinic, eligible patients in Alaska can meet with licensed clinicians online to receive gender-affirming care prescriptions and gender transition support without traveling to in-person appointments.
As of 2026, gender-affirming healthcare is legal in Alaska. There is currently no statewide ban on hormone therapy or related care for adults. Access to in-person trans-competent care can be limited, particularly outside of larger cities.
With Plume Clinic, eligible patients in Alaska can meet with licensed clinicians online to receive gender-affirming care prescriptions and gender transition support without traveling to in-person appointments.
Includes labs, visits, & ongoing gender transition support*
Prescription costs are not included. Services, pricing and minimum age requirements are dependent on state restrictions. Check your state for details.
Billed as $449 every 6 months
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*Please note we cannot provide a behavioral health letter of support from a therapist at this time. Letters are included in membership for active members.
To get testosterone in Alaska, you need a prescription from a licensed clinician. You’ll typically start with an appointment to discuss your goals and medical history, after which your clinician can determine if testosterone therapy is appropriate for you.
This can be completed with a simple form, signed by your clinician and submitted to the DMV. Please note that Alaska does not currently offer an “X” gender marker (only “M” and “F”).
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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.