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In what states can you prescribe T?
AlphaMD's Answer
The vast majority of them, though there are a few in the south that give us problems sometimes because they're harder to hire for due to their restrictions about who can do what/where/how. If we lose a provider there for some reason it can take a minute to find a new primary one. However we do have overlap with partners to ensure our patients don't experience any issues.
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