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Vail Valley residents now have a local option for steady, lab-guided hormone support that helps restore energy, strength, mood, and libido, built on a root-cause approach to care.
EAGLE, Colo. - ColoradoDesk -- Vibrant Health of Colorado, an integrative medical practice known for combining functional medicine with comprehensive primary care, offers bioidentical testosterone pellet therapy for both women and men at its Eagle, CO clinic. Residents of Eagle, Gypsum, Edwards, Avon, Vail, and the greater Vail Valley now have a local option for this kind of hormone care. The clinic is located at 1143 Capitol St., #101A, Eagle, CO 81631, in the heart of Eagle Ranch.
Testosterone pellet therapy and hormone optimization are among the most common reasons patients come to Vibrant Health. The practice has specialized in bioidentical hormone therapy since it opened in 2019. The clinic's functional medicine approach starts with careful testing and evaluation, not a prescription.
Testosterone Isn't Just a Men's Hormone
Many people know testosterone matters for men but are surprised to learn how important it is for women. Women naturally produce testosterone, typically in smaller amounts than men. When levels are low, it can affect how they feel day to day.
For both women and men, testosterone supports energy, stamina, motivation, libido, lean muscle, and bone health. It also helps reduce body fat. For many women, healthy testosterone levels also have a significant impact on mood and anxiety.
"Hormone health has been at the heart of my work for nearly 20 years, and it's so rewarding to see more women and men finally getting answers. When we take the time to test carefully and find the right balance, patients get their energy, focus, and confidence back," said Deanna Woodroffe, WHNP-BC, Founder and Clinical Director of Vibrant Health of Colorado.
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How Testosterone Pellet Therapy Works
Testosterone pellets are small, rice-sized implants placed just beneath the skin, typically in the upper hip area. The brief in-office procedure uses local anesthesia and a small incision. Most patients return to normal activities within a day or two.
Once placed, the pellets release bioidentical testosterone gradually over a period of months. Bioidentical means the hormone is molecularly identical to the testosterone the body naturally produces. Injections can create peaks and dips between doses, while pellets provide a steadier, more consistent level. There's also no daily cream or gel to remember. Many patients appreciate that convenience and stability.
Evaluation First, Then Treatment
At Vibrant Health, pellet therapy never starts with a prescription alone. Providers first confirm hormone levels through lab testing. They also look at other factors that can mimic or contribute to low testosterone, including thyroid function, sleep quality, stress, insulin resistance, and medications.
Once therapy begins, providers monitor it closely with follow-up hormone levels, blood counts, and ongoing symptom review. Pellet therapy is delivered within the practice's integrated functional medicine and comprehensive primary care model. That means hormone care is coordinated with each patient's cardiovascular, metabolic, and overall health rather than managed in isolation.
Part of a Comprehensive Approach to Hormone Health
Testosterone pellets are one part of Vibrant Health's broader hormone optimization services for women and men. Those services also include bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, thyroid optimization, and perimenopause and menopause management through estradiol (estrogen) pellet therapy.
Patients enrolled in Vibrant Health's comprehensive membership receive hormone optimization alongside primary care and functional medicine. Members also get longer visits, direct access to their care team, and a 10% discount on hormone pellets. Pellet therapy is available as a standalone option for patients who do not need a full membership.
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Meet the Eagle Team
Patients in Eagle are cared for by two board-certified family nurse practitioners who live in the Vail Valley.
Melanie Cross, NP-C, AFMC, has more than 24 years of healthcare experience and a functional medicine certification from the School of Applied Functional Medicine. Her clinical focus includes hormonal balance, sleep, energy, gut health, and weight management. She lives in Vail.
Nicco Long, MSN, FNP-C, brings experience from multi-specialty clinics including endocrinology, gynecology, cardiology, internal medicine, and primary care. She blends Western and integrative medicine. She has lived in Colorado's rural mountains for 25 years.
Getting Started
Women and men in Eagle County who want to find out whether testosterone pellet therapy is right for them can call the Eagle clinic at (970) 525-2229 or visit vibranthealthofcolorado.com/eagle/. For membership questions, call or text (720) 344-5969.
About Vibrant Health of Colorado
Vibrant Health of Colorado is an integrative medical practice providing functional medicine, comprehensive primary care, women's health, and hormone optimization for adults across Colorado. The practice has clinics in Lone Tree and Eagle and offers telehealth statewide. It blends evidence-based functional medicine with traditional care to identify root causes, build meaningful provider-patient relationships, and help patients feel truly heard, supported, and well. Contact Vibrant Health today.
Helping patients live a more vibrant life.
Testosterone pellet therapy and hormone optimization are among the most common reasons patients come to Vibrant Health. The practice has specialized in bioidentical hormone therapy since it opened in 2019. The clinic's functional medicine approach starts with careful testing and evaluation, not a prescription.
Testosterone Isn't Just a Men's Hormone
Many people know testosterone matters for men but are surprised to learn how important it is for women. Women naturally produce testosterone, typically in smaller amounts than men. When levels are low, it can affect how they feel day to day.
For both women and men, testosterone supports energy, stamina, motivation, libido, lean muscle, and bone health. It also helps reduce body fat. For many women, healthy testosterone levels also have a significant impact on mood and anxiety.
"Hormone health has been at the heart of my work for nearly 20 years, and it's so rewarding to see more women and men finally getting answers. When we take the time to test carefully and find the right balance, patients get their energy, focus, and confidence back," said Deanna Woodroffe, WHNP-BC, Founder and Clinical Director of Vibrant Health of Colorado.
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How Testosterone Pellet Therapy Works
Testosterone pellets are small, rice-sized implants placed just beneath the skin, typically in the upper hip area. The brief in-office procedure uses local anesthesia and a small incision. Most patients return to normal activities within a day or two.
Once placed, the pellets release bioidentical testosterone gradually over a period of months. Bioidentical means the hormone is molecularly identical to the testosterone the body naturally produces. Injections can create peaks and dips between doses, while pellets provide a steadier, more consistent level. There's also no daily cream or gel to remember. Many patients appreciate that convenience and stability.
Evaluation First, Then Treatment
At Vibrant Health, pellet therapy never starts with a prescription alone. Providers first confirm hormone levels through lab testing. They also look at other factors that can mimic or contribute to low testosterone, including thyroid function, sleep quality, stress, insulin resistance, and medications.
Once therapy begins, providers monitor it closely with follow-up hormone levels, blood counts, and ongoing symptom review. Pellet therapy is delivered within the practice's integrated functional medicine and comprehensive primary care model. That means hormone care is coordinated with each patient's cardiovascular, metabolic, and overall health rather than managed in isolation.
Part of a Comprehensive Approach to Hormone Health
Testosterone pellets are one part of Vibrant Health's broader hormone optimization services for women and men. Those services also include bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, thyroid optimization, and perimenopause and menopause management through estradiol (estrogen) pellet therapy.
Patients enrolled in Vibrant Health's comprehensive membership receive hormone optimization alongside primary care and functional medicine. Members also get longer visits, direct access to their care team, and a 10% discount on hormone pellets. Pellet therapy is available as a standalone option for patients who do not need a full membership.
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Meet the Eagle Team
Patients in Eagle are cared for by two board-certified family nurse practitioners who live in the Vail Valley.
Melanie Cross, NP-C, AFMC, has more than 24 years of healthcare experience and a functional medicine certification from the School of Applied Functional Medicine. Her clinical focus includes hormonal balance, sleep, energy, gut health, and weight management. She lives in Vail.
Nicco Long, MSN, FNP-C, brings experience from multi-specialty clinics including endocrinology, gynecology, cardiology, internal medicine, and primary care. She blends Western and integrative medicine. She has lived in Colorado's rural mountains for 25 years.
Getting Started
Women and men in Eagle County who want to find out whether testosterone pellet therapy is right for them can call the Eagle clinic at (970) 525-2229 or visit vibranthealthofcolorado.com/eagle/. For membership questions, call or text (720) 344-5969.
About Vibrant Health of Colorado
Vibrant Health of Colorado is an integrative medical practice providing functional medicine, comprehensive primary care, women's health, and hormone optimization for adults across Colorado. The practice has clinics in Lone Tree and Eagle and offers telehealth statewide. It blends evidence-based functional medicine with traditional care to identify root causes, build meaningful provider-patient relationships, and help patients feel truly heard, supported, and well. Contact Vibrant Health today.
Helping patients live a more vibrant life.
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