Hormone Balance Panel

Parsley Health's hormone panel tests estradiol, total testosterone, DHEA-sulfate, progesterone, TSH, Free T3, Free T4, thyroid antibodies, and cortisol — covering sex hormones, adrenal function, and full thyroid status. Bundled within the Advanced Lab Panel and interpreted by a board-certified functional medicine clinician. Addresses PCOS, perimenopause, menopause, adrenal dysfunction, Hashimoto's thyroiditis, and hormone-related fatigue or mood changes. DUTCH urine hormone testing available when clinically indicated.

Hormone imbalances are among the most under-diagnosed health issues encountered in modern medicine, often attributed to stress or ageing when they have measurable, addressable biochemical roots. Parsley Health's Hormone Balance Panel in New York takes a thorough functional medicine approach, testing across every major hormonal axis rather than a single marker in isolation. The core panel covers sex hormones (estradiol, total testosterone, DHEA-sulfate, progesterone), thyroid hormones in full (TSH, Free T3, Free T4, anti-TPO and anti-thyroglobulin antibodies for Hashimoto's detection), and adrenal hormones (cortisol, DHEA). This breadth matters because symptoms such as fatigue, brain fog, weight changes, anxiety, hair loss, and mood instability can originate from any one — or a combination — of these systems, and addressing the wrong axis produces no improvement. For women, Parsley's hormone programme addresses PCOS, irregular or absent cycles, PMS, perimenopause symptoms (hot flashes, sleep disruption, cognitive changes), and post-menopausal health maintenance. For men, low testosterone, adrenal dysregulation, and thyroid hypofunction are common findings. In cases where a deeper picture is needed — particularly for adrenal cortisol rhythm or detailed oestrogen metabolism — clinicians can order the DUTCH test (dried urine comprehensive hormone panel), which captures hormone metabolites and the cortisol diurnal curve at a level serum testing cannot provide. All hormone results are reviewed in a dedicated consultation with a board-certified clinician who interprets values in clinical context rather than against population reference ranges alone. New York members benefit from on-site phlebotomy at the Flatiron clinic or can use an at-home collection kit routed through Quest Diagnostics. The hormone panel is included in the Advanced Lab Panel ($550/year) and the Complete Care membership ($150/month), with both options qualifying for HSA and FSA reimbursement.