San Leandro · Men and women · English and Spanish
Hormone Optimization in San Leandro
Provider-guided hormone evaluation for men and women.
Changes in energy, recovery, body composition, sexual health, sleep, and overall well-being can have many possible causes. Our medical evaluation uses your health history, your symptoms, and appropriate laboratory testing to find what may be contributing.
What we evaluate
One evaluation, planned around you.
Every visit starts from what you have been noticing and what you want to feel like. Testing and any next step are decided by your provider, not by a package.
A review of symptoms, history, and laboratory results to understand what may be affecting energy, recovery, and well-being.
An evaluation shaped by your cycle, your symptoms, and your laboratory results, at any stage of life.
Support through the changes of perimenopause and menopause, with options discussed when medically appropriate.
Follow-up testing so your provider can see how you are responding and adjust your care over time.
How it works
Four steps, and a real conversation at each one.
- Consultation
You tell your provider what has been happening, what you have tried, and what you want to change.
- Laboratory evaluation
Appropriate laboratory testing, chosen for your symptoms and history.
- Provider review
Your provider reviews your results with you and explains what they may mean.
- Individualized treatment discussion
When it is medically appropriate, you discuss treatment options together. When it is not, you hear why.
Your provider
Oziel Iván Vela, PA-C
Iván began in cardiopulmonary and critical care. He served in the United States Air Force, worked as a respiratory therapist, and completed physician-assistant training at Loma Linda University. He sees patients in English and Spanish, with Sonia Vela, MA, and the MedSpañol clinic team.
Start with a consultation
Find out what may be behind the changes you have noticed.
Schedule online in a few minutes, or call the clinic and the team will help you book.
Scheduling a consultation does not by itself establish a clinician-patient relationship or guarantee any treatment. Treatment is offered only when a provider determines it is medically appropriate. If you may be having a medical emergency, call 911.