I cannot directly provide location-based services or point you to specific clinics near your current location. However, I can guide you on how to find appropriate healthcare providers for FTM (female-to-male) hormone therapy:

1. Primary Care Providers and Endocrinologists: Your primary care provider might already be knowledgeable about transgender health care and hormone therapy. If not, they could potentially refer you to an endocrinologist or another specialist familiar with hormone therapy for transgender individuals.
2. LGBTQ Health Centers: Many cities have health centers dedicated to the LGBTQ community. These centers often offer hormone therapy or can provide referrals.
3. Online Directories: Websites like the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) have directories of healthcare providers trained in transgender care.
4. University Hospitals: Many university-affiliated hospitals have departments or clinics dedicated to LGBTQ health, including hormone therapy.
5. Telehealth Services: With the rise of telehealth, some organizations offer hormone therapy consultations and prescriptions online.
6. Support Groups and Communities: Local transgender support groups or LGBTQ community centers might have lists of trans-friendly providers in your area.
7. Online Communities: Websites and forums dedicated to the transgender community, like Reddit or Susan’s Place, might have recommendations for providers based on personal experiences.
8. Search Engines: A simple search with terms like “FTM hormone therapy near me” or “transgender healthcare [your city/state]” can bring up local options.

Remember to research any potential provider or clinic to ensure they offer the specific services you need and that they have good reviews or testimonials from the transgender community. When starting hormone therapy, it’s vital to have a provider you trust and feel comfortable with since they will be your partner throughout your transition journey.