Fairfield County · Connecticut
Health Optimization in Greenwich, CT
Greenwich patients reach our Scarsdale clinic at 700 White Plains Road in about half an hour, and it is the closest physician-led hormone practice of its kind across the state line. Protocol Health is physician-led: hormone optimization and bioidentical hormone therapy for men and women, medical weight loss, peptide therapy and regenerative medicine — including PRP injections for joint, tendon and hair restoration, performed by a board-certified physiatrist. Connecticut is one of the five states our providers are licensed in, so once care is under way most Greenwich patients continue by telehealth.
Book a ConsultationGetting to the clinic from Greenwich
Three straightforward routes west across the state line, all around thirty minutes outside rush hour:
The Merritt to the Hutchinson River Parkway
Route 15 south becomes the Hutchinson River Parkway the moment you cross into New York, and runs down the spine of Westchester. Exit for Route 22 and you are a few minutes from our door. This is usually the calmer drive and the one we would suggest first.
I-95 south
From the Greenwich exits, I-95 south to New Rochelle, then north on Route 22 through Larchmont and Mamaroneck. Quicker than the parkway outside peak hours and noticeably slower inside them.
By train
Greenwich, Cos Cob, Riverside and Old Greenwich are all on Metro-North's New Haven line, while Scarsdale sits on the Harlem line — so the trip by rail means changing in Manhattan and doubling back. Almost everyone drives. Parking at the clinic is on site and free.
Protocol Health, 700 White Plains Rd #30, Scarsdale, NY 10583 · (914) 415-5546
Services for Greenwich patients
Every service is provided at our Scarsdale clinic. The main pages: our medical weight loss clinic in Scarsdale · semaglutide for weight loss at our Scarsdale clinic · tirzepatide for weight loss at our Scarsdale clinic · TRT and hormone therapy for men at our Scarsdale clinic · hormone replacement therapy for women at our Scarsdale clinic · our physician-led peptide therapy clinic in Scarsdale · BPC-157 peptide therapy at our Scarsdale clinic · GHK-Cu copper peptide therapy at our Scarsdale clinic.
Each option is available to Greenwich patients in person in Scarsdale or via telehealth when clinically appropriate.
Greenwich neighborhoods we care for
We see Fairfield County patients from across Greenwich and the towns either side of it, including:
- Downtown Greenwich and Greenwich Avenue
- Old Greenwich, Riverside and Cos Cob
- Byram, Pemberwick and Glenville
- Belle Haven and the backcountry north of the Merritt
- Neighboring Stamford, Darien and New Canaan
- Port Chester and Rye, just over the New York line
Questions from Greenwich patients
How do I choose a hormone doctor in Greenwich?
Ask three things. First, what gets tested before anything is prescribed — a single total testosterone or a single estradiol is not enough to work from, and the look-alike causes (thyroid, iron, sleep apnoea, medication effects) should be ruled out in the same panel. Second, who actually reviews the results: a physician, or a questionnaire. Third, what the monitoring schedule is afterwards, because hormone therapy is a long-term relationship rather than a prescription. Any practice worth your time will answer all three without hedging.
Do you offer bioidentical hormone therapy?
Yes. Bioidentical simply means the molecule is structurally identical to what your body makes — micronized progesterone and estradiol are bioidentical and are also FDA-approved products, which is worth knowing because the term is often marketed as though it meant compounded-only. We use approved products where they fit and compounded preparations where there is a clinical reason, and we will tell you which one you are being prescribed and why.
Can Greenwich patients be treated without driving to Scarsdale?
Partly. The first visit is where the work happens — full labs, a body-composition scan and a proper consultation — and that is in person. After that, Connecticut is inside our licensure, so eligible patients handle follow-ups, dose reviews and check-ins by telehealth. In practice most Greenwich patients come down once to start and rarely need to come back in person.
Is hormone therapy different for men and women?
Substantially. Men are usually being evaluated for low testosterone, which is confirmed on two morning blood draws alongside the pituitary hormones. Women are more often being evaluated across oestrogen, progesterone and testosterone together, timed to the cycle where one is still present, and the testosterone dosing for women is roughly a tenth of male dosing. Both are handled here, by clinicians who do each regularly rather than occasionally.
Is it worth crossing the state line for this?
That is your call. What we would say is that the half-hour drive happens once or twice, not weekly, and the alternative in Fairfield County is usually either an endocrinology practice with a months-long wait or a med spa without a physician reading your labs. If there is a practice nearer to you doing full panels with physician review and structured follow-up, go there — proximity genuinely matters for the first visit.
Care for Greenwich starts with a consultation
Wherever you are in Fairfield County, our team will help you choose the path — in person in Scarsdale or virtual — that fits your life. Start with a short assessment.
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