Lab-driven, personalized hormone care from a urology practice — testosterone pellet therapy for men with low T, and complete menopause and hormone care for women — provided by Katy Cool, FNP-C at our Anderson office.
The hormones are different, the symptoms are different, and so is the plan. Choose the page that fits you.
Fatigue, low sex drive, weaker erections, lost muscle, low mood. If two morning blood tests confirm low testosterone, long-acting testosterone pellets restore it for months at a time — monitored by a urology team that also watches your prostate and blood counts.
Hot flashes, low libido, dryness or painful sex, fatigue, mood changes, urgency and recurrent UTIs. Your plan may include testosterone pellets, estradiol, progesterone, vaginal estrogen, or non-hormonal options — chosen from your labs and your history.
Hormone clinics and med spas have made pellets easy to get. What they can’t offer is a specialist who diagnoses the cause, monitors the risks, and treats everything hormones touch.
Every plan starts with a comprehensive hormone panel and a full history. Men have low testosterone confirmed on two morning draws; women get the complete picture of estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone before anything is prescribed.
Blood pressure, blood counts, and PSA for men. Breast, uterine, and clotting history for women. Follow-up labs about 4–6 weeks after you start, then periodically — so your dose is right and stays right.
Erectile dysfunction, overactive bladder, recurrent UTIs, painful intercourse — the problems that ride along with hormone changes are exactly what a urology practice treats. One team, one plan.
Katy reviews your symptoms, health history, and goals, and orders bloodwork so treatment is based on data, not guesswork.
Together you go over your results and choose the treatment that fits — including what it costs — before anything is scheduled.
Pellets are placed in the office in about 15 minutes with local numbing. Other prescriptions go to your pharmacy the same day.
Labs are rechecked about 4–6 weeks in. Pellets are re-inserted every 3–4 months for women and 4–6 months for men, with dosing adjusted as needed.
Katy is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner, credentialed by the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners, with an additional specialty certification in urology. She earned her Master of Science in Nursing from Ball State University and brings more than 15 years of medical experience to her patients.
Her clinical focus includes men’s and women’s sexual health, hormone replacement therapy, overactive bladder and incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, and recurrent urinary tract infections. She works alongside Dr. Colin Linke, a board-certified urologist, so your hormone care is part of a full, physician-led urology practice.
Katy sees hormone therapy patients at our Anderson office. Appointments are relaxed, unhurried, and built around your questions.
Meet the Rest of Our TeamPellets are tiny cylinders of hormone that are structurally identical to what your body makes, placed just under the skin in a quick office procedure. They dissolve slowly and release a steady, low dose for months — with nothing to apply or remember between visits. We use EvexiPEL® pellets from an FDA-registered, PCAB-accredited compounding pharmacy.
Yes. Katy provides testosterone therapy for men with lab-confirmed low testosterone and complete hormone care for women in perimenopause, menopause, and surgical menopause, all at our Anderson office.
They all work when dosed correctly. Pellets give the steadiest levels and the least to remember, but they can’t be removed once placed. Gels, patches, capsules, and injections are easier to adjust or stop and are more often covered by insurance. Katy will help you weigh the trade-offs for your situation.
Your consultation and lab work are generally billed to your insurance like any other visit. Coverage for pellets varies by plan, and other prescription hormones are usually covered like any prescription. We review the full cost with you before anything is scheduled.
Hormone therapy is offered at our Anderson office with Katy Cool, FNP-C. Patients come to us from Anderson, Muncie, Noblesville, Pendleton, Fishers, and across central Indiana.
No referral is needed. Call our Anderson office at 765-DR-LINKE (765-375-4653) or request a consultation online to get started.
Hormone pellets are compounded medications. Testosterone products are not FDA-approved for use in women, and FDA-approved testosterone products for men are approved for low testosterone caused by certain medical conditions; other uses are considered off-label, which is common in hormone care. Individual results vary, and no outcome can be guaranteed. Katy will help you weigh all of your options so you can choose what’s right for you.
Schedule a hormone consultation with Katy Cool, FNP-C at our Anderson office. Serving men and women across Anderson, Muncie, Noblesville, Pendleton, and central Indiana.
EvexiPEL® is a registered trademark of EVEXIAS Health Solutions. This page is for general educational purposes and is not a substitute for a personal medical evaluation. Treatment decisions are made with your provider after a review of your history and lab results.
