SynergenX Health - Low T Center Pasadena
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SynergenX Health's Low T Center in Pasadena is a hormone-focused clinic built around men's testosterone therapy, with hormone care for women and a peptide and weight-loss line as well. If low testosterone or hormone optimization is what brought you here, this is squarely that kind of place. No dollar pricing is published for Pasadena, so cost is a phone-call question.
Three service areas are listed: men's testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), women's hormone replacement therapy (HRT), and peptides and weight loss. On the medication side, the record names sermorelin (a peptide), PT-141, and phentermine (a weight-loss medication).
On cost, there's no published price for the Pasadena location. The only cost-adjacent statement anywhere is a footnote offering a free initial testosterone test for men, "terms and conditions apply." So plan to ask what therapy actually runs per month.
Insurance is addressed in an encouraging but broad way: the clinic states all services are HSA/FSA eligible and covered by most insurance plans. That's worth verifying for your specific plan, since hormone therapy coverage varies a lot.
No individual providers are named. This is one of seven SynergenX locations on a shared website, and the Pasadena page doesn't include provider bios, so you can't tell in advance who would prescribe or manage your therapy. Ask when you call.
Hours are posted and vary by day: Monday 8am-5pm, Tuesday 8am-7pm, Wednesday 8am-1pm, Thursday 7am-5pm, Friday 8am-5pm, Saturday 8am-12pm, closed Sunday. The Tuesday evening and Saturday morning slots help if you work standard hours.
The office is at 3514 Burke Rd STE 200, Pasadena, TX 77504. The company mentions remote care for qualifying patients, but no specific telehealth states are named, so confirm whether virtual visits are an option for you.
If men's TRT is your goal, this fits the profile well; go in ready to confirm the monthly cost, whether your insurance applies, and who your prescriber would be.
Sources: synergenxhealth.com.