In Part 2 of this three-part HRT series, Dr. Trevor Huber of Modera Clinic & Med Spa and his wife, Stefanie, continue their physician-patient conversation about Hormone Replacement Therapy—focusing on dosing, delivery methods, safety, and why high-quality testosterone is essential for women's health.

Dr. Huber explains how he approaches individualized hormone dosing, the differences between men's and women's protocols, and why responsible HRT requires evidence-based monitoring rather than the aggressive, unregulated strategies seen in many "anti-aging" clinics.

Stefanie shares updates on her progress and the meaningful changes she has experienced since beginning therapy, offering listeners a relatable, real-world view of what to expect during the early months of treatment.

This episode helps demystify HRT and empowers women with the information they need to pursue safe, effective care.

This is Part 2 of a 3-Part Series. Listeners are encouraged to revisit Part 1 for foundational context and stay tuned for Part 3, where Dr. Huber discusses long-term hormone optimization and the future of longevity health.

In this episode, Dr. Trevor Huber and his wife, Stefanie, sit down for a candid physician-patient conversation about Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) and the recent lifting of the black box warning—a major milestone for women's health and modern medicine.

Dr. Huber breaks down what this change truly means for women in perimenopause and menopause, how outdated fears limited access to effective care, and what new research reveals about hormone therapy's role in long-term health and vitality.

Stefanie shares her personal journey, describing the symptoms she struggled with, the moment she chose to seek help, and the remarkable improvements she experienced after starting HRT.

This episode marks Part 1 of a 3-part series, laying the groundwork for a deeper exploration of hormone health and the future of women's care.

➡️ Listeners are encouraged to tune in, learn from both perspectives, and come back for Part 2. ➡️ Sharing this episode with women seeking clarity and hope can help reshape the conversation around HRT.

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Why aren't more primary care doctors offering HRT therapy, peptide therapy, weight loss therapy, and advanced screenings? In this episode, we explore how primary care has drifted away from its roots — and why it's time for a comeback.

Dr. Trevor Huber from Modera Clinic & Med Spa explains why comprehensive, patient-centered primary care must include modern therapies like hormone replacement, peptides, and advanced diagnostics — not as "add-ons," but as integral parts of preventive medicine.

You'll learn: ✅ Why many primary care offices stopped offering these therapies ✅ How today's "retail medicine" trend puts patients at risk ✅ What a safe, ethical, and effective HRT or peptide program looks like ✅ The role of advanced cancer and cardiovascular screening in longevity ✅ Why "First, Do No Harm" is not a limitation — it's a roadmap to better care

Healthcare is changing fast. The next generation of primary care must combine the wisdom of traditional medicine with the innovation of functional and longevity medicine.

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Primary care is evolving — and it has to. The next generation of healthcare goes beyond insurance-based limitations and embraces a truly comprehensive, patient-centered approach that integrates functional medicine, longevity medicine, hormone optimization, peptide therapy, and advanced cancer and cardiovascular screenings.

In this video, Dr. Trevor Huber explores:

• Why traditional primary care and concierge medicine have fallen short

• How patients are driving the demand for innovation

• The role of wearable tech, genetics, and AI in optimizing health

• What it really means to live — and thrive — to 120

At Modera Clinic, we're redefining primary care. We're not just managing disease — we're designing longevity.

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In this passionate and unfiltered episode, Dr. Huber unpacks the rise and fall of value-based care—and what comes next. From its hopeful beginnings to its collapse under Medicare Advantage, he walks through how the promise of better care and lower costs was derailed by greed, bureaucracy, and broken incentives. But all is not lost.

Dr. Huber shares a bold vision for the next era of healthcare—one that blends the best of fee-for-service, direct primary care, and entrepreneurial innovation. He talks candidly about physician burnout, the failure of insurance-driven models, and the urgent need to diversify revenue streams to restore autonomy, access, and joy in medicine.

Whether you're a physician, patient, or future healthcare leader, this episode is your inside look at the business of medicine—and the movement to rebuild it from the ground up.

Topics Covered:

• Why value-based care failed—and what COVID exposed

• How Medicare Advantage distorted the primary care mission

• The myth of physician shortage vs. a shortage of hustle

• Why diversified, physician-owned practices are the future

• The role of AI in supporting (not replacing) the doctor-patient relationship

• What it takes to build the next generation of community-based, patient-centered care

If you care about the future of healthcare in America, this is a must-listen.

In this episode, Dr. Huber dives into the complex—and often heartbreaking—barriers patients face when trying to access life-saving diabetes medications like Ozempic, Mounjaro, and others in the GLP-1 and SGLT2 classes.

These medications aren't new. They've evolved over the years and offer more than just buzzworthy weight loss—they reduce the risk of heart attack, stroke, kidney disease, and even dementia. Yet as the medical benefits become clearer, so do the roadblocks: skyrocketing deductibles, insurance denials, and unjust systems that withhold care.

Dr. Huber breaks down:

• Why these medications matter far beyond weight loss

• The dangerous ways insurance companies are inflating costs

• What real advocacy looks like from a doctor who still prays for discernment every night

This one is personal. If you're a patient struggling to access your meds, or a doctor trying to fight the good fight—this episode will give you clarity, compassion, and the courage to keep pushing forward.

Subscribe, share, and let's get back to the heart of medicine.

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In recent years, one of the biggest shifts in healthcare — especially here in Texas — has been the growing independence of nurse practitioners (NPs). Just two decades ago, the idea of nurse practitioners practicing medicine independently was nearly unheard of. Today, it's not only common — it's becoming a cornerstone of how patients receive care across the country.

As a primary care physician, I've had the opportunity to supervise and collaborate with nurse practitioners throughout my entire medical career. And from that experience, I can confidently say: Nurse practitioners are an incredibly valuable part of the care team.

But like any topic in medicine, it's not black and white. So let's talk honestly about what their role looks like when it's done right.

After attending TexMed25, Dr. Huber reflects on the riveting conversations that took place with other healthcare advocates. He shares the state of the Patient-Physcian Relationship, the entities that have deteriorated it and how we all need to revive this sacred relationship by putting patients and physicians back in the decision making process.