These rules cover every page on Hormone Therapy Miami, from the first draft to each monthly update.
Where our facts come from
Provider details come from one place: the provider’s own live website. Medical and regulatory points are tied to their origin, such as FDA guidance, prescribing information, peer-reviewed research or a named clinical society like The Menopause Society. We do not lean on forums, social media, press releases or other ranking sites. A claim we cannot trace back to its source does not run.
What we leave out
- Patient endorsements, success stories and before-and-after claims
- Ratings, scores or badges of any kind
- Promises about results, whether energy, mood, sleep or weight
- Prices or terms a provider has not published itself
Keeping pages current
Provider pages are reviewed monthly. Each ranking carries two dates: its last update and the day its facts were checked. If a Brickell practice closes, a Kendall office stops offering pellets or a telehealth service stops seeing Florida patients, we update at the next review, or sooner if we hear first.
Fixing errors
If something we published conflicts with what a provider shows on its own site, we change it. Each request is checked against the live page, and the page date moves forward. When a fix shifts a provider’s position, the page notes it.
We act on what a provider has actually published. If a change is not yet live on its site, it waits.
Business relationships
We may have business relationships with some of the providers we cover. You will find the same line on our About page. It has no say in what we report or correct.
Medical information
Our pages explain how Miami-Dade providers run their hormone programs. They are general information rather than medical advice, and they do not predict how any treatment will work for you.
Researched and written by the Hormone Therapy Miami editorial team in Miami. Updated November 2026. How we rank providers · editorial policy.