How much does TRT actually cost?
Most clinics bury the answer in a bundled monthly membership. Here is ours in plain numbers: a first-time telehealth consultation is $150 and follow-ups are $75. Labs are billed by the lab and medication is billed by the pharmacy, so you are never paying us a markup on either.
Every cost, itemized.
First-time consultation
$150
Symptom review, health and medication history, fertility and cardiovascular considerations, and a decision on which labs are needed.
Follow-up visit
$75
Lab interpretation, symptom check-in, monitoring for side effects, and dose adjustments when clinically appropriate.
Lab work
Billed separately
Testosterone evaluation requires labs, usually including total testosterone and additional markers your provider selects. Cost depends on the panel and your coverage.
Medication and supplies
Billed separately
Paid to the pharmacy. Cost depends on the formulation your provider prescribes, your dose, and your insurance coverage.
We accept credit and debit cards, plus HSA and FSA cards. Compare membership options or read about testosterone health for men.
Monitoring is the product.
- Baseline labs before any treatment decision, and repeat labs on a schedule
- Blood count monitoring, since testosterone therapy can raise red blood cell levels
- Discussion of fertility, because testosterone therapy can reduce sperm production
- Blood pressure and cardiovascular risk review
- Prostate health screening discussion appropriate to your age and history
- Ongoing symptom tracking, labs alone do not define success
Testosterone therapy is a long-term commitment with real risks and real follow-up requirements. The cheapest option is rarely the one that includes lab review, dose adjustment, and a provider who tracks how you actually feel.
TRT cost, answered.
There is no single monthly number, because the visit fee, labs, and medication are billed separately. Our consultation pricing is fixed: $150 for a first-time visit and $75 for follow-ups. Labs are billed by the lab and medication is billed by the pharmacy, and both vary with the panel ordered, the formulation prescribed, and your insurance coverage.
Yes. Testosterone therapy should never be started on symptoms alone. Your provider will order baseline labs and review them with you before deciding whether treatment is appropriate.
No. A consultation is a medical evaluation. Testosterone is a controlled substance, and it is prescribed only when a licensed provider determines it is medically appropriate for you.
Some plans cover testosterone therapy and the associated labs when documented criteria are met; others do not. Coverage rules vary by plan and can change. Our visit fees are paid directly and are not billed to insurance.
We accept credit and debit cards along with HSA and FSA cards. Whether a specific expense is eligible depends on your plan administrator's rules.
Plan for periodic follow-up visits at $75 each, repeat lab work on the schedule your provider sets, and your medication and supplies. Monitoring is not optional, it is how therapy stays safe.
Testosterone therapy is a prescription treatment that is not appropriate for everyone. It carries risks, including effects on fertility and blood counts, and requires ongoing monitoring. This page is educational and is not medical advice. Eligibility and treatment are determined only by a licensed provider.
Online appointments are available to eligible patients in Boca Raton, Parkland, Delray Beach, Coral Springs, throughout Florida, and statewide in Arizona.
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.
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