Serving Tulsa, OK · North on US-169
Pathway Health & Beauty: Hormone Replacement Therapy Serving Tulsa, OK
Bioidentical hormones, medical weight loss, functional medicine and aesthetics for Tulsa patients, with one nurse practitioner who knows your whole story.
Tulsa patients from midtown, Cherry Street, Brookside and north and east Tulsa make the drive up US-169 to Pathway Health & Beauty in Owasso. Tia Christ, APRN-CNP, offers hormone replacement therapy, semaglutide and tirzepatide, functional medicine and med spa care, and many follow-ups can be done by telehealth.
HSA and FSA accepted · Financing through Cherry

For Tulsa patients
Hormone replacement therapy Tulsa women and men can trust
If you are searching for hormone replacement therapy in Tulsa, Pathway Health & Beauty is a nurse practitioner-led clinic just north of the city in Owasso. Tia Christ, APRN-CNP, prescribes bioidentical estradiol, progesterone and testosterone, checks thyroid function and adjusts your dose based on symptoms and labs, not a one-size protocol.
Tia became a registered nurse in 2010 and a board-certified family nurse practitioner in 2015, then trained in functional medicine and bioidentical hormone therapy. She spent years in internal medicine before opening Pathway in 2024 to give patients longer visits and the same provider every time.
For a lot of Tulsa patients, the trade is simple: a short drive north in exchange for a 60-minute visit, clear prices and fewer handoffs. Call or text 918-973-4575 to start with a free discovery call.
Before you drive up
- 7301 N Owasso Expy, Ste M115, Owasso, OK 74055
- Call or text 918-973-4575
- Mon to Thu 8:30 to 4:30, Fri 8:30 to 12:30
- Telehealth for many follow-ups
- HSA, FSA and Cherry financing accepted
Reverse the commute
Head north while traffic heads into downtown.
Many Tulsa patients come in person for the first visit, then use telehealth for follow-ups.
Tulsa, close up
Why Tulsa patients drive north to Owasso
Our clinic is a straight drive up US-169 from east Tulsa, past Tulsa International Airport. Patients from northeast Tulsa ZIP codes such as 74115 and 74116 are often closer to us than to clinics in south Tulsa, and midtown patients near Cherry Street and the Gathering Place can take the Broken Arrow Expressway to US-169 and head north.
Tulsa has plenty of large health systems and hormone clinics. What patients tell us they could not find was time: a provider who reads the whole chart, asks about sleep, mood, gut health and stress, and treats hormones as one part of whole-person care.
Tulsa is a working city full of teachers, nurses, aviation and energy workers and parents juggling school schedules. That is one reason we keep first visits in person and move routine check-ins to telehealth whenever it is safe to do so.
Insurance plans in Tulsa vary widely, and most of what we do is self-pay or part of a membership. Many lab tests can still be billed to your insurance, and HSA and FSA cards work for many services.
Tulsa areas we see
- Midtown and Cherry Street
- Brookside and the Gathering Place area
- North Tulsa and northeast Tulsa
- East Tulsa near the airport
- Downtown Tulsa
Benefits and risks
What hormone replacement therapy can and cannot do
Why hormones change
Estrogen and progesterone fall during perimenopause and menopause, and testosterone declines with age in both men and women. That hormonal imbalance can show up as hot flashes, low libido, poor sleep, weight gain, brain fog and mood changes.
Possible benefits
For the right patient, hormone replacement therapy relieves menopause symptoms, improves sleep and quality of life, eases vaginal dryness and helps protect bone density. Results vary, and Tia reviews progress with you over several months.
Risks to weigh
Risk depends on your age, health history, the type of hormone and how it is given. Estrogen through the skin carries less clot risk than a pill, and women with a uterus need progesterone. Side effects can include breast tenderness, bloating and fluid retention, so doses are adjusted carefully.
What we treat
Hormone replacement therapy services for Tulsa patients
Hormone therapy for women
Perimenopause and menopause care with bioidentical hormones, including pellets when they fit.
Menopause care →Testosterone for men
Testosterone therapy with lab monitoring for men with symptoms and low levels.
Men's TRT →Testosterone for women
Low-dose testosterone for women with low libido or low energy, after a full evaluation.
Testosterone for women →Thyroid optimization
Full thyroid panels and treatment matched to symptoms, not just one number.
Thyroid care →Also at Pathway
Tulsa patients also see Tia for functional medicine, medical weight loss with semaglutide or tirzepatide, direct primary care and the med spa.
Starting from Tulsa
How Tulsa patients get started
- 01
Talk it through
A free discovery call to see whether Pathway is the right fit.
- 02
Get labs drawn
Targeted blood work ordered before your first appointment.
- 03
Come to Owasso
An in-person, 60-minute first visit with Tia.
- 04
Follow up your way
In person or by telehealth, depending on your treatment.
Directions
Directions from Tulsa
Choose a starting point for turn-by-turn directions north to the clinic.
From the Gathering Place
Midtown along Riverside Drive. Take the Broken Arrow Expressway east to US-169 north.
Get directions →From Tulsa International Airport
Northeast Tulsa. US-169 north takes you straight into Owasso.
Get directions →
Why Pathway
Why Tulsa patients make the drive
- Time with the provider. First visits run 60 minutes.
- Continuity. Tia sees you at every visit, in person or by video.
- Hormones and more. Weight loss, primary care and skin under one roof.
- Telehealth follow-ups. Fewer trips once your plan is set.
- Upfront prices. No surprise bills weeks later.
Serving Tulsa County
Serving Tulsa from Owasso
Pathway Health & Beauty is at 7301 N Owasso Expy, Ste M115, Owasso, OK 74055, north of Tulsa on US-169. Hours are Monday through Thursday, 8:30 to 4:30, and Friday, 8:30 to 12:30.
Nearby, we also serve Owasso, Broken Arrow, Collinsville and Claremore, plus telehealth anywhere in Oklahoma.
FAQ
Questions from Tulsa patients
How far is Pathway from Tulsa?
We are in Owasso, just north of Tulsa on US-169. Patients in north and east Tulsa often reach us faster than clinics across town.
Can Tulsa patients do hormone therapy follow-ups by telehealth?
Many follow-up visits can be done by telehealth anywhere in Oklahoma. Physical exams, injections, pellets and med spa treatments are done in person. See telehealth.
Does Pathway take Tulsa insurance plans?
Most visits are self-pay or part of a membership, so they are not billed to insurance. Many lab tests can be billed to insurance, and we accept HSA and FSA cards.
What does hormone replacement therapy cost for a Tulsa patient?
Cost depends on the type of hormone and how it is given. You get the price before you start. Ask about our memberships, which include visits and discounts.
Is Tia Christ a doctor or a nurse practitioner?
Tia is a board-certified family nurse practitioner (APRN-CNP), not a physician. Nurse practitioners diagnose, order labs and prescribe medication. Meet Tia.
Do you offer med spa treatments for Tulsa clients?
Yes. Letybo and Jeuveau, microneedling, laser resurfacing, IPL, DiamondGlow and more, all performed by Tia in Owasso. See the med spa.
