Telehealth company
Blokes (Joi+Blokes)
Official homepage and Joi+Blokes about and how-it-works pages reviewed
Unclaimed profileReviewed Aug 2, 2026
Telehealth service profile
- Care model
- Membership-free telehealth with health history intake, partner provider review, at-home or local lab testing, and dedicated health coach support
- Medication access
- TRT, enclomiphene, BHRT, thyroid care, compounded GLP-1 and GLP-1/GIP, branded Zepbound and liraglutide listings, sermorelin, NAD+, glutathione, rapamycin, LDN, B12+MIC, oxytocin, and sexual-health treatments.
- Provider model
- Partner licensed clinicians review medical history and determine prescriptions; a dedicated health coach supports patients through the program.
- Pharmacy pathway
- Medications are delivered to the patient's door; select prescriptions, including women's hormones, thyroid medications, and FDA-approved GLP-1/GIP drugs, can be sent to a local pharmacy.
- Insurance support
- Primarily self-pay, but the reviewed FAQ describes insurance-pay options for certain prescriptions sent to local pharmacies, with prior authorization assistance for FDA-approved GLP-1/GIP medications.
- Availability
- US-only service; provider connection wait times vary by state due to regional provider availability.
Editorial record
Blokes now operates as Joi+Blokes at joiandblokes.com following the combination of the Blokes men's brand with the Joi women's brand; reviewed pages advertise $0 membership and consultation fees, TRT at $99 per month, sermorelin at $199 per month, and lab panels from $149 to $399.
Profile ownership: unclaimed. Company representatives will be able to propose identity and catalog updates without changing editorial or regulatory records.