Navigating your child’s growth journey with ease
Whether you’re just beginning to seek answers or already managing your child’s growth hormone therapy, we are here to support you.
Our expert pediatric endocrinologists ensure your child reaches their full potential with a seamless, stress-free experience.
Expert consultations
Structured access to our pediatric endocrinologists
Advanced diagnostics
Regular blood tests and imaging for precise monitoring
Personalized GH therapy
Access to a range of growth hormone treatment options
At-home convenience
Medication delivered to your doorstep
Concierge support
Dedicated assistance to streamline your journey
Transparent pricing
One flat quarterly fee with no insurance hassles*
*Medication costs & MRI scans (if required) are excluded from the program fee
Comprehensive pediatric endocrine care
What is Growth Hormone Deficiency (GHD)?
Growth hormone deficiency occurs when the pituitary gland doesn’t produce enough growth hormone, which is essential for bone and tissue development. While GHD can occur at any age, it is often identified in children with slowed height growth, typically less than 3.5 cm per year from age three onward.
Signs of Growth Hormone Deficiency
- Slow height growth
- Delayed puberty
- Chubby body build
- Delayed tooth development
- Youthful appearance beyond age expectations
- Impaired hair and nail growth
- Low self-esteem and depression
- Cholesterol and blood sugar imbalances
Slow height growth
Below expected height velocity
Decreased muscle mass
Less muscle growth and strength
Increased body fat
Difficulty in losing fat, especially around the abdomen
Weaker bones
Greater risk of fractures and osteoporosis
Fatigue and low energy
Feeling more tired and sluggish
Reduced exercise capacity
Difficulty performing physical activities
Impaired cognitive function
Difficulty with memory and concentration
What low GH can lead to
Puberty concerns
Pubertal concerns are often linked to growth, weight, emotional health, and lifestyle. We take a holistic,
age-sensitive approach to ensure your child receives the support they need at every stage.
We use a combination of physical exams, hormone testing, bone age X-rays, and imaging when needed to accurately diagnose and monitor progress.
Early puberty (precocious puberty)
We assess and treat early signs of puberty, such as breast or testicular development, rapid height gain, or early menstruation—typically before age 8 in girls or 9 in boys.
Delayed puberty
If puberty hasn’t started by age 13 in girls or 14 in boys, we evaluate hormone levels, growth patterns, and bone maturity to guide treatment with hormone therapy when appropriate.
Irregular puberty
This includes concerns like absent or irregular periods, mood swings, or signs of PMOS in adolescent girls. Our care combines medical, nutritional, and emotional support for a balanced approach.
Struggling with insurance approval? No problem!
The metabolic GH Program offers an all-inclusive quarterly subscription for just
a cost-effective solution compared to individual consults and testing.
While most insurance companies don’t cover GH therapy, despite it being recommended in medical guidelines, the metabolic GH Program removes the hassle of dealing with insurance.
all your needs
Insurance and coverage
We accept major health insurance plans to ensure affordable treatment