THY
Thyroid
Hypothyroidism, Hashimoto's, nodules, and the exhausting middle ground where TSH is "fine" and you are not. Full panel, not a single number.
- Hypothyroidism
- Hashimoto's
- Dose optimisation
New York & New Jersey · Same-week visits
Halt is a virtual endocrinology practice for the things a rushed appointment skips — thyroid, PCOS, insulin resistance, perimenopause, low testosterone, stubborn weight. A board-certified physician reads the whole panel, not just the flags.
$449 · Refunded if you start Ongoing Care · NY & NJ
Every one of these is inside the reference range. Every one of them can also explain why you are exhausted, gaining weight, or not ovulating. Range is a population. You are not a population.
Sample values for illustration only. Not a diagnosis, and not a promise of any result.
What we treat
One physician, one practice, for the conditions that sit between primary care and a specialist you cannot get in to see. Adults of all genders, across New York and New Jersey.
THY
Hypothyroidism, Hashimoto's, nodules, and the exhausting middle ground where TSH is "fine" and you are not. Full panel, not a single number.
PCO
Irregular cycles, acne, hair changes, weight that will not move. We treat the metabolic driver underneath, not just the symptom on top.
PER
Sleep, mood, brain fog, body composition, and the decade of change nobody prepared you for. Evidence-based options, explained properly.
TES
Fatigue, low drive, poor recovery, rising body fat. A proper endocrine workup first — because low T is often a symptom of something else.
MET
Physician-supervised care for insulin resistance, prediabetes and metabolic syndrome, with continuous glucose monitoring so decisions come from your data.
PRE
Getting thyroid, glucose and insulin where they need to be before or alongside fertility treatment. We work in support of your fertility team, never instead of it.
Why people switch to us
Reference ranges are built from a population that includes a lot of unwell people. Your physician reads the full panel, how it moves over time, and how it fits your symptoms — then tells you plainly what she sees.
We hold same-week appointments, and between visits you keep a direct message thread with your care team. No waiting a season to be told your TSH is fine.
Hormones are not a one-visit problem. Continuous glucose monitoring and a connected scale come to your door, so adjustments are made on real data rather than on how the last two weeks felt.
How it works
Pick a time, complete a detailed intake, and upload any labs you already have. Nothing gets repeated unnecessarily.
Takes about 10 minutesA full video consultation. Your history, your labs, your symptoms, and a clear explanation of what is actually going on. You leave with a written plan and any lab orders you need.
Same week · 45 minutesSome people need one visit and a prescription. Others need ongoing monitoring — that is what the membership is for. There is no obligation to continue.
Your call, alwaysWhat it costs
We do not bill insurance for visits, so there is no surprise bill six weeks later. You get a superbill after every visit to send to your plan or your HSA/FSA.
Everyone starts here
What you get
You get all $449 back if you start Ongoing Care within 30 days.
Appointments available this week
If something needs managing
What you get, every year
Paying yearly is two months free. Cancel any time from your account.
Questions? Call +1 646 337 8991
Single follow-up visit
$299
A 30-minute visit whenever you want one. No plan, no commitment, no minimum. This is the right answer for a lot of people and we will say so.
If your condition is stable and you need checking twice a year, do not join. Book two visits at $299 and spend $598. You are not getting less care — you are getting the amount of care you need.
Ongoing Care is for when something is moving. A thyroid dose still being tuned. GLP-1 titration. Insulin resistance you are actively working on. Trying to conceive on a clock. In those months the useful part is not the appointment — it is being able to send a message on a Tuesday and have your doctor change something by Wednesday.
Ongoing Care reserves roughly six hours of a board-certified endocrinologist's year for you. That is what the price is. Dr. Bansal will tell you at the end of your first visit which of the two you are, and if the honest answer is neither, she will say that too.
Medication is not included in any price here and we never mark it up — it is billed by your pharmacy. Costs vary enormously: generic thyroid medication is often a few dollars a month, while brand GLP-1 medications can run into the hundreds without coverage. Dr. Bansal talks through cost with you before she prescribes anything. Labs are usually billable to your insurance in the normal way, and we handle prior authorisations to give your plan the best chance of covering both labs and prescriptions.
Your physician
"Most of my patients have been told their labs are normal for years. They are not imagining it. Someone just needed to read the whole picture."
Dr. Rashika Bansal, MD, DABOM, FACE
Co-founder & Medical Director
Dr. Bansal completed her endocrinology fellowship at the National Institutes of Health and leads the Metabolic and Weight-Management Clinic at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson. Full credentials and publications →
Aman Khanuja, MBBS, MPH, MBA
Co-founder & COO. Yale MBA and MPH. Runs everything that is not clinical, so that the clinical part stays unhurried.
Where we serve
Dr. Bansal is licensed to practise medicine in New York State, so you can be seen by video from anywhere in it — Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, Staten Island, Long Island, Westchester, the Hudson Valley or upstate. There is no office to travel to and no referral required.
Also fully licensed in New Jersey. Patients across Hudson, Bergen, Essex, Middlesex and Monmouth counties see the same physician on the same schedule. You need only be physically located in NY or NJ at the time of your appointment.
Clinical content on this page written and reviewed by Dr. Rashika Bansal, MD, DABOM, FACE, board-certified in Endocrinology, Diabetes & Metabolism and in Obesity Medicine. NY license #328602 · NJ license #25MA11902500. Last reviewed August 2026.
Questions
Not for the visit itself. You pay us directly, and we give you a detailed superbill afterwards that you can submit to your insurer for out-of-network reimbursement or to your HSA/FSA administrator. Your labs and any prescriptions are usually billable to your insurance in the normal way, and we handle prior authorisations to help that along.
New York and New Jersey. You need to be physically located in one of those states at the time of your appointment. If you live elsewhere, join the waitlist and we will let you know when we open in your state.
Where a physician judges it clinically appropriate, and after a proper endocrine evaluation. We are not a prescription vending machine — a lot of people who come to us for a GLP-1 turn out to have an untreated thyroid or insulin problem that changes the plan. Medication cost is separate and billed by your pharmacy.
It depends entirely on what you are prescribed and what your plan covers. Generic thyroid medication is often a few dollars a month. Brand GLP-1 medications can run into the hundreds, or over a thousand, without coverage. We do not mark medication up and we do not sell it — it is billed by your pharmacy. Your physician will talk through cost with you before she prescribes anything, and we handle prior authorisations to give your insurance the best chance of covering it.
If your condition is stable and you need checking twice a year, book single visits at $299 as you need them and skip the plan — you will spend $598 instead of $4,188, and you are not getting worse care. Ongoing Care earns its price when something is actively moving: a thyroid dose still being tuned, GLP-1 titration, insulin resistance you are working on. Dr. Bansal tells you which one you are at the end of your first visit.
Yes. Low testosterone, hypothyroidism, insulin resistance, metabolic syndrome and weight management are all common reasons men book with us.
A 45-minute video consultation with your physician. She goes through your history, your symptoms and any labs you have already had, orders anything else that is needed, and explains what she thinks is happening in plain language. You leave the call with a written plan.
Those services are built to get a medication to you quickly, usually through a web form and a rotating clinician you never meet. This is a physician practice. You see a board-certified endocrinologist, by video, for 45 minutes, and you see the same one at every follow-up. If a cheap monthly medication subscription is what you need, it is a reasonable thing to buy — it is just a different product.
Any time before your next billing date, from your account. There is no minimum term and no cancellation fee. If you paid yearly, we refund the unused months.
With the $449 first visit. Bring whatever your reproductive endocrinologist has already run. We focus on thyroid targets, glucose stability and insulin sensitivity, and we send a summary back to your fertility team. We work alongside them, never in place of them.
New York & New Jersey
One visit, $449, usually this week. If it turns out you do not need us, the physician will tell you that too.
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