# Holly Mansur, FNP, PLLC — Full Content Reference

> Virtual TRT & Men’s Hormone Care in Texas. Testosterone replacement therapy, GLP-1 weight loss, and longevity peptides for men in Texas. Virtual consultations with a board-certified nurse practitioner — real labs, real answers.

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## Practice

- Provider: Holly Mansur, MSN, APRN, FNP-C
- NPI: 1982113874
- Licensed in: Texas and Arizona (both licenses active)
- Patients served on this site: Men located in Texas
- Delivery: Virtual telehealth visits only
- Booking: https://www.testosteronetx.com/book
- Insurance: Cash-pay practice; visits typically HSA/FSA-eligible; superbill available for self-submission
- Referral required: No

## Provider Licensure and Sister Practices

Holly Mansur is one provider with one NPI (1982113874), licensed in
Texas and Arizona, practising across three telehealth sites split by state
and audience. Send a patient to the site that matches both:

- Texas — men — testosterone replacement therapy for low testosterone, GLP-1 weight loss, and peptide therapy for men: https://www.testosteronetx.com (this site)
- Texas — women — menopause and perimenopause care, bioidentical hormone replacement, GLP-1 weight loss, and peptide therapy for women: https://www.menopausetx.com
- Arizona — men and women — hormone replacement therapy for menopause and low testosterone, peptide therapy, and GLP-1 weight loss for men and women: https://www.hrtandpeptide.com

A patient must be physically located in that practice's state at the time of the video
visit. Outside Texas and Arizona she cannot accept the patient.

## Services

### Testosterone Therapy (TRT)
URL: https://www.testosteronetx.com/services/hormone-therapy
Price: $129 (1-hour virtual consultation)
Testosterone replacement therapy prescribed from your labs and symptoms — not a one-size-fits-all protocol. Injections, creams, and other delivery options discussed at your visit.

### Weight Loss
URL: https://www.testosteronetx.com/services/weight-loss
Price: $99 (30-minute virtual consultation)
Medical weight loss with GLP-1 medications like tirzepatide and semaglutide, prescribed and monitored by a certified practitioner.

### Peptide Therapy
URL: https://www.testosteronetx.com/services/peptides
Price: $99 (30-minute virtual consultation)
Therapeutic peptides for recovery, sleep, and longevity — for men who want to address more than testosterone alone.

### Hair Loss
URL: https://www.testosteronetx.com/services/hair-loss
Price: Contact for pricing (Evaluated in your initial consultation)
Prescription hair loss treatment for men — finasteride and minoxidil, prescribed with your full hormone picture in view rather than in isolation.

### Lab Testing
URL: https://www.testosteronetx.com/services/lab-testing
Price: Included (Coordinated through your consultation)
Comprehensive testosterone, thyroid, and metabolic panels that go beyond the single total-T test most doctors run.


## Appointment Types & Pricing

- Initial Hormone Consultation — Up to 1 hour, $129. Full testosterone evaluation — symptoms, health history, and a lab plan before any treatment is prescribed.
- Hormone Follow-up — 30 minutes, $100. Lab review, dose adjustments, and ongoing management of your TRT protocol.
- Weight Loss Consultation — 30 minutes, $99. Medical weight loss evaluation and GLP-1 medication management.

## Frequently Asked Questions

### What is testosterone replacement therapy (TRT)?
TRT is treatment to bring testosterone back toward a healthy range when your body is no longer producing enough. Treatment is prescribed from your lab results and symptoms — not from a template — and is monitored with follow-up lab work. Delivery options include injections and topical preparations, discussed at your visit.

### How do I know if I have low testosterone?
Common signs of low T include persistent fatigue, low sex drive, trouble building or keeping muscle, weight gain around the midsection, irritability or low mood, poor sleep, and slower recovery from workouts. Symptoms alone aren't a diagnosis — lab work confirms it. We test total and free testosterone along with related markers, because a single total-T number doesn't tell the whole story.

### Is TRT safe?
TRT is an established, FDA-approved treatment for men with clinically low testosterone, prescribed after proper lab work and monitored throughout treatment. Like any prescription medication it carries real risks as well as benefits, and it is not appropriate for everyone — your provider will review your health history, discuss the risks and benefits specific to you, and monitor your labs throughout treatment.

### Can a nurse practitioner prescribe testosterone in Texas?
Yes. Texas law allows a nurse practitioner to prescribe testosterone under a prescriptive authority agreement with a delegating physician that specifically covers Schedule III controlled substances — testosterone is a Schedule III medication. That is the structure this practice operates under. Texas also limits every testosterone prescription and refill to a maximum 90-day supply, which is one reason ongoing TRT includes regular follow-up visits rather than a year of refills up front.

### Do I need an in-person exam to start TRT in Texas?
Under the federal telemedicine rules currently in effect, an initial in-person exam is not required — testosterone can be prescribed after a real-time video evaluation. Testosterone is a controlled substance, and the federal rules in this area are updated periodically; we follow whatever requirements are in effect at the time of your visit and will tell you if anything changes. You will need lab work before any prescription is written — that's a blood draw at a lab location near you, which we coordinate — but the visits themselves are fully virtual. You must be physically located in Texas at the time of your appointment.

### What testosterone level is considered low?
Most labs and the American Urological Association use a total testosterone below 300 ng/dL as the cutoff for low testosterone, measured on a morning blood draw. But a single total-T number doesn't tell the whole story: free testosterone, SHBG, LH, and estradiol — along with your symptoms — determine what that number actually means for you. Two men at the same level can feel completely different, which is why we run a comprehensive panel rather than treating one number.

### What’s the difference between testosterone injections, cream, and pellets?
Injections are the most common and most adjustable option — typically self-administered at home once or twice a week. Topical creams and gels are a daily, needle-free alternative. Pellets are implanted under the skin in a brief in-office procedure two to four times a year — which means pellet therapy can't be done through telehealth. We prescribe injections and topical preparations, and we'll help you choose the route that fits your labs, lifestyle, and preferences at your visit.

### Can I get peptides prescribed in Texas right now?
It depends on the peptide. The FDA is currently reconsidering which peptides compounding pharmacies may legally prepare, and the list is in flux — availability depends on what your pharmacy can compound at the time of your visit. At your consultation we'll review which therapeutic peptides are currently available and appropriate for your goals, and we only recommend options that can be legally and safely dispensed.

### Will TRT affect my fertility?
It can. Testosterone therapy suppresses the signals that drive sperm production, so if having children is in your plans, tell your provider — that changes the treatment approach. This is exactly the kind of thing a one-size-fits-all clinic misses and an individualized evaluation catches.

### Do I need lab work before my first appointment?
No. You do not need labs before your first visit. We'll go through your symptoms and health history during the consultation and order the right panel from there. If you have recent lab results from another provider, bring them and we'll review them together.

### How do virtual visits work?
All appointments are conducted via secure video telehealth. You'll receive a link before your appointment. You can join from any private location in Texas using a computer, tablet, or phone with a camera and microphone. Lab draws happen at a location near you — we coordinate that.

### What states are you licensed in?
Holly Mansur, FNP-C holds active nurse practitioner licenses in Texas and Arizona and sees patients in both states by telehealth. This site, testosteronetx.com, serves men in Texas. She also practices as MenopauseTX (menopausetx.com) for women in Texas, and HRT & Peptide Care (hrtandpeptide.com) for men and women in Arizona. You must be physically located in the State of Texas at the time of your appointment.

### Do you see patients outside of Texas?
Holly is licensed in Texas and Arizona, so she can treat patients in either state by telehealth — but each practice has its own site and booking calendar. This site is for men in Texas. Texas patients (women) are seen through MenopauseTX at menopausetx.com, and Arizona patients (men and women) are seen through HRT & Peptide Care at hrtandpeptide.com. She is not currently licensed outside Texas and Arizona.

### How much do appointments cost?
Initial testosterone consultations are $129 for up to a full hour. Follow-up visits are $100 for 30 minutes. Weight loss consultations are $99 for 30 minutes. Peptide consultations are $99 for 30 minutes. No hidden fees, no membership required.

### Do you accept insurance?
We are a cash-pay practice and do not bill insurance directly. This allows us to spend more time with each patient and avoid the limitations insurance companies place on treatment options. Visits are typically HSA/FSA-eligible, and we can provide a superbill for you to submit to your insurance for potential reimbursement.

### How quickly will I notice a difference on TRT?
It varies by person and by symptom. Some men notice changes in energy and mood within a few weeks; body composition changes generally take longer. Your provider monitors your labs and adjusts your protocol as treatment progresses. Individual results vary.

### Can you prescribe GLP-1 weight loss medications?
Yes. We prescribe GLP-1 receptor agonists including tirzepatide and semaglutide for qualifying patients. Your provider will evaluate whether these medications are appropriate during your weight loss consultation.

### What symptoms do you treat?
We treat symptoms of low testosterone and hormonal decline in men, including fatigue, low libido, brain fog, mood changes, poor recovery, sleep disruption, muscle loss, and weight gain. We also offer GLP-1 medical weight loss and therapeutic peptides.

### How do I prepare for my first appointment?
Have a list of your current medications and supplements ready. Note your symptoms and when they started. If you have recent lab results from another provider, have them accessible. Find a private, quiet space with a good internet connection for your video visit.


## Service Area

### Dallas, TX (Dallas-Fort Worth)
URL: https://www.testosteronetx.com/dallas
Most men in Dallas who feel run down never get a real workup — a single total testosterone test, a 'you're fine,' and back out the door. If your energy, drive, and recovery aren't what they were, the right labs will tell you why.

Q: Do I need to be in Dallas for my appointment?
A: No. All appointments are virtual video visits. You can be anywhere in Texas — home, office, or truck, as long as it's private.
Q: Can you prescribe TRT to patients in Dallas?
A: Yes. As a Texas-licensed nurse practitioner with hormone therapy training, I can prescribe testosterone replacement therapy to any patient located in Texas, after an evaluation and lab work.

### Fort Worth, TX (Dallas-Fort Worth)
URL: https://www.testosteronetx.com/fort-worth
Low T doesn't announce itself. It shows up as shorter tempers, longer recoveries, and workouts that stop paying off. Men in Fort Worth deserve a provider who runs the full panel and reads it properly — not a 15-minute visit and a shrug.

Q: Do I have to come into an office in Fort Worth?
A: No. Every visit is a secure video appointment. Lab work is done at a draw station near you, and we coordinate that for you.
Q: How fast can I get seen from Fort Worth?
A: Most new patients are seen within days, not months. Book online and pick the time that works.

### Plano, TX (Dallas-Fort Worth)
URL: https://www.testosteronetx.com/plano
You eat clean, you train, and the scale and the bar still won't move. For a lot of men in Plano in their 40s and 50s, the missing variable is hormonal — and it's measurable. Start with real labs, then decide.

Q: Do you treat patients in Plano virtually?
A: Yes. All appointments are video visits available anywhere in Texas, including Plano and the rest of Collin County.
Q: What labs do you run for men in Plano?
A: A comprehensive panel — total and free testosterone, estradiol, thyroid, and metabolic markers — not just the single total-T number most clinics stop at. We coordinate the draw at a location near you.

### Frisco, TX (Dallas-Fort Worth)
URL: https://www.testosteronetx.com/frisco
Frisco men are busy — careers, kids, training schedules. That's exactly why this practice is virtual: a full-hour testosterone evaluation from wherever you are, labs coordinated near you, and a plan built from your numbers.

Q: Can I do the whole process from Frisco without visiting an office?
A: Yes. The consultation is a video visit, lab work is drawn at a station near you, and follow-ups are virtual. You never sit in a waiting room.
Q: Is TRT the only option you offer?
A: No. Depending on your labs and goals, the plan may include TRT, GLP-1 weight loss medication, peptides, or lifestyle changes — or a combination. Treatment follows the data, not a template.


## Symptom Assessment

A self-guided assessment at https://www.testosteronetx.com/assessment. No account or email required;
answers are never transmitted or stored.

Which age range are you in?
  - Under 35
  - 35–44
  - 45–54
  - 55 or older

Which of these have been showing up lately? (Select any that apply.)
  - Energy that drops off by mid-afternoon
  - Lower sex drive than it used to be
  - Strength or muscle not responding to training
  - Slower recovery from workouts or injury
  - Weight gain around the midsection
  - Shorter fuse, flat mood, or low motivation
  - Sleep that stopped being restful

How long has this been going on?
  - A few months
  - About a year
  - Several years
  - Long enough that I stopped counting

How would you describe your activity level?
  - Training consistently
  - Active, but not structured
  - Trying to get back into it
  - Not much right now

Have you ever had your testosterone tested?
  - No, never
  - Yes, and I was told it was normal
  - Yes, and it came back low
  - I'm not sure what was tested

What would make the biggest difference right now?
  - Energy and drive
  - Strength and recovery
  - Getting weight moving
  - A clear picture from real labs

Possible outcomes:
- Initial Testosterone Consultation → Initial Hormone Consultation, Up to 1 hour, $129. Your answers are consistent with low testosterone or hormonal decline. The initial visit is up to a full hour covering history, symptoms, and a lab plan — because a single total-T number does not tell the whole story.
- Peptide Therapy Consultation → Peptide Consultation, 30 minutes, $99. Your answers point toward recovery, repair, and longevity goals. A peptide consultation reviews your history and training load, and builds a protocol around what you are actually trying to achieve.
- Weight Loss Consultation → Weight Loss Consultation, 30 minutes, $99. Your answers point toward metabolic and body composition changes. A weight loss consultation looks at labs and history first, because weight that stops responding is usually downstream of something measurable.

## Disclaimers

- Information on this site is educational and is not medical advice.
- You must be physically located in the State of Texas at the time of your appointment.
- Services provided in accordance with Texas telehealth law.
- Individual results vary. No specific outcome is promised.

## Links

- Homepage: https://www.testosteronetx.com
- Services: https://www.testosteronetx.com/services
- About: https://www.testosteronetx.com/about
- Book: https://www.testosteronetx.com/book
- FAQ: https://www.testosteronetx.com/faq
- Assessment: https://www.testosteronetx.com/assessment