Specialty-level care, anywhere in Arizona
In Phoenix and Tucson, finding a provider who truly understands PCOS can still mean long waits. Everywhere else in Arizona — Flagstaff, Yuma, Prescott, Lake Havasu, and small desert towns — it can mean a long drive on top of the wait. Telehealth closes that gap. You meet Bertine by secure video from home or anywhere private, and you get the same unhurried, PCOS-focused visit whether you are in Scottsdale or a hundred miles from the nearest specialist.
Labs near you
Good hormone care runs on well-timed labs, and you do not need to live near a big medical center to get them. We send your lab order electronically, and you visit a draw site near you — Quest, Labcorp, and other labs have locations across Arizona, including many rural communities. Results come back to us, and we review them together by video, line by line, in plain language.
What to expect
- Book through our secure booking portal in about two minutes. No referral needed.
- First visit by video: a deep dive into your cycle history, symptoms, and health background. Nothing rushed.
- Labs drawn near you, timed to your cycle when it matters.
- A clear plan reviewed together — what we found, what it means, and next steps.
- Short video follow-ups to track how you are doing and adjust the plan.
Who qualifies
You must be physically located in Arizona at the time of your visit — that licensing rule applies to every telehealth practice. Arizona residents qualify from anywhere in the state. Traveling in Florida, Washington, or New York at visit time? Bertine is licensed there too, so you can do your visit from those states.
Prescriptions and ongoing care
Prescriptions, when appropriate, are sent electronically to the Arizona pharmacy you choose. Follow-ups happen by video, so distance never interrupts your care. And if something ever needs hands-on attention — an ultrasound, a procedure, urgent evaluation — we will tell you plainly and help you find the right local care. Telehealth has limits, and we respect them.
A few Arizona-specific notes
Desert life shapes small details of care. If you're fasting for morning labs, drink plenty of water beforehand — water doesn't break a fast, and it makes the blood draw easier in dry heat. Arizona's abundant sun means vitamin D deficiency is less common here than in cloudier states, but we still check it, since low levels can worsen fatigue and hair shedding. And with monsoon-season dust and allergies, mention new symptoms at your visit — context helps us sort what's hormonal from what's environmental.
Ready to start?
Book through our secure booking portal, or call or text (321) 399-2486 with questions.
Frequently Asked Questions
I live in rural Arizona, far from any specialist. Will this work for me?
Yes — distance is exactly what telehealth solves. You need a smartphone, tablet, or computer with a camera and a private spot for your visit. Labs are drawn at a site near you, and everything else happens by video.
Where do I get labs drawn?
We order electronically and you visit a nearby draw site — Quest, Labcorp, and other labs serve communities across Arizona. If the nearest site is still a drive, we will help you plan the timing so one trip covers everything.
What if I need care you can't provide by video?
We will tell you. If you need an ultrasound, a procedure, or urgent in-person evaluation, we say so promptly and help you find local care. Telehealth covers evaluation, diagnosis, prescriptions, and follow-up — not everything, and we are honest about the line.