TRT in Boca Raton, evaluated properly.
Low energy, poor recovery, and lost strength deserve a real workup — not a rushed prescription. Meet privately by video with Brittany Zaretsky, MSN, APRN, FNP-BC, get the right labs ordered, and review them together. First-time consultation $150, follow-ups $75.
One provider, the whole picture.
Most men who reach this page have already had a number quoted at them — a single total testosterone result, an offer, and no explanation. What is usually missing is a provider who reads the full panel next to your symptoms, medications, sleep, and training load.
Because visits are virtual, you can meet from home in East Boca, from an office off Glades Road, or after a morning session at the gym. Labs are drawn at a collection site near you and then reviewed with you, marker by marker.
Testosterone is a controlled prescription medication. A consultation is not a prescription, and therapy is recommended only when it is medically appropriate.
Four steps, start to monitoring.
Private intake
You share your symptoms, health history, medications, prior testosterone treatment, and what you want to change.
Telehealth visit ($150)
A live video visit with Brittany to review your history in full and decide which labs are appropriate to order.
Labs near you
When ordered, testosterone and related labs can typically be drawn at a collection site near you in Boca Raton, then reviewed together line by line.
Plan and monitoring ($75)
If treatment is appropriate, therapy begins with scheduled follow-ups to monitor labs, symptoms, and response over time.
How eligibility is actually decided.
- Symptoms such as fatigue, low libido, poor recovery, brain fog, mood changes, or loss of strength
- Total and free testosterone, plus related markers when clinically appropriate
- Hematocrit, PSA where indicated, and other safety monitoring labs
- Current medications, supplements, and prior testosterone or hCG use
- Fertility plans, since testosterone therapy can affect sperm production
- Sleep, alcohol, stress, training load, and body composition alongside any therapy
Want the numbers first? See what TRT costs or read about lab testing and monitoring.
TRT in Boca Raton, answered.
Yes, for eligible men. Your consultation and follow-ups happen by secure video with Brittany Zaretsky, MSN, APRN, FNP-BC. Lab work is drawn in person at a collection site near you. Testosterone is a controlled prescription medication and is only prescribed when a licensed provider determines it is medically appropriate.
A first-time consultation is $150 and each follow-up is $75. Lab work and medication are billed separately and are not included in the visit fee.
Appropriate lab testing is a standard part of evaluating and monitoring testosterone therapy. Your provider decides which tests are needed based on your symptoms, history, and the treatment being considered, and repeats monitoring labs over time.
No. Fatigue, low libido, poor sleep, and mood changes have many possible causes, including thyroid issues, sleep apnea, medication effects, stress, and nutrition. That is why the evaluation reviews the full picture before any treatment is considered.
Brittany personally handles your consultation, your lab review, and your follow-ups. Boca Raton patients stay with the same provider rather than being reassigned each visit, which is why history, dose changes, and lab trends stay in context.
Yes. Eligible patients in Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Parkland, Coral Springs, elsewhere in Florida, and statewide in Arizona can be seen online.
Testosterone replacement therapy is not appropriate for everyone and may involve risks. A diagnosis cannot be made from symptoms alone. Eligibility and treatment options depend on provider evaluation, medical history, current medications, appropriate laboratory testing, and applicable laws and regulations. Results vary.
Your care is provider-led
Meet with Brittany.
Brittany Zaretsky, MSN, APRN, FNP-BC takes time to understand your symptoms, health history, goals, and concerns before recommending next steps. Meet your provider.
Treatment is recommended only when determined to be medically appropriate.