Areas We Serve · King George, VA
Hormone therapy and medical weight loss for King George, VA
From King George and Dahlgren, Route 3 runs west to downtown Fredericksburg. True You offers physician-led hormone therapy, medical weight loss and root-cause care that is worth the drive, with most follow-ups by video.
East of Fredericksburg, between two rivers
King George County lies on the north bank of the Rappahannock River, east of Stafford, with the Potomac to its north. Its working life is shaped by the military and defense installation at Dahlgren, by commuters who go to Northern Virginia or to Fredericksburg, and by long-time residents of a largely rural county. The distance to other medical practices that do hormone and metabolic work is real, which is why we put the emphasis on getting the first visit right and keeping the number of trips low.
The first appointment is in person at 904 Princess Anne St, Suite 207, and lasts about an hour. We take the time to listen. After testing and results, a lot of follow-up can be done by video from home.
The drive on Route 3
From the King George courthouse area, take Route 3 west. It crosses into Stafford County, runs along Kings Highway and brings you across the Chatham Bridge into downtown Fredericksburg. From King George it is roughly eighteen miles and about half an hour in light traffic. From Dahlgren and the eastern end of the county, allow more time.
If you are coming from the US 301 side, join Route 3 at King George and follow it west. Plan to arrive a little early the first time. We are open Monday through Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.
What brings King George patients to us
Many arrive because a local practice told them their labs are normal and they still feel unwell. Others are people with demanding schedules, including shift work and long hours at Dahlgren, who sleep poorly and have noticed their energy and body composition shifting. Some are men whose drive and strength have faded and who want a real hormone evaluation rather than an online prescription. Others are women who are entering perimenopause and want their options explained.
Our evaluation is the same for all of them. We start with a detailed history and testing that fits, then walk through the results in plain language, and recommend a plan only if one is warranted. Some people leave with a lifestyle and nutrition plan and no medication at all.
How it works
Making the trip once
Most of the effort is up front.
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Step 1
Book
Online or by phone at (540) 701-0407. Tell us how far you are driving.
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Step 2
Visit and labs
In person in Fredericksburg, about an hour, with labs on the same trip when possible.
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Step 3
Results by video
Dr. Hoff reviews your results and recommendations from your home.
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Follow-up
Video check-ins and repeat labs as your plan needs. In-person visits when an exam is due.
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Cost and insurance
True You is cash-based and out-of-network. We do not bill insurance, including TRICARE, so that visit length and testing are set by what you need and not by a payer’s rules. We explain costs before you start. Your plan can tell you whether it reimburses out-of-network care; we cannot predict that for you.
Staying safe when you live farther away
Medical treatment works best when you can reach your physician if something is not right. If you start a medication such as hormone therapy or a weight-loss medication, Dr. Hoff will tell you which side effects to expect, which ones to report, and how to reach us. Our office is open Monday through Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. For anything urgent or an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department, as you would with any physician.
Lab work is done in person at our Fredericksburg office, so we plan repeat labs for the same day as in-person visits whenever possible. Everything else, including medication adjustments, results reviews and coaching, can usually be handled by video.
Alongside your local doctor
If you already see a primary care physician in King George or Fredericksburg, keep that relationship. We handle the longer investigation and the plan that follows from it, and with your permission we send our findings to your doctor. Bring recent lab results and your medication list to the first appointment so we do not repeat tests you have already had.
Questions worth bringing to the first visit
A first appointment goes further when you arrive with questions. Good ones to bring: What do you think is causing my symptoms? Which tests do you recommend, and why those? What are my options, including doing nothing for now, and what are the risks of each? How will we know whether the plan is working? What will it cost over the next several months, not just this month?
Write them down. If we cannot answer one on the day, we will tell you what we need to find out and get back to you, by video if that is easier than another drive.