FAQs
Do you no longer recognize the man in the mirror? 1 in 4 men over 30 has low testosterone – many have no or minimal symptoms related to low testosterone, and only 1 in 20 has clinical symptoms. How do you know if you could have low testosterone? Take our quiz and see if your symptoms could be low testosterone.
Your initial consultation is no charge. If you are using insurance, the blood draw will be covered. If you are paying cash, the blood draw is $95.
Your testosterone levels need to be around 300 (or lower) for insurance to cover TRT therapy. However, it will depend on which insurance carrier you have. We check your coverage before treatment.
Costs are determined by your specific insurance plan.
Generally, there will be deductibles, co-pays, co-insurance and max out-of-pocket that will be your financial responsibility. Upon starting a TRT regimen, we will discuss payment options that cover deductibles and co-pays.
Testosterone levels vary for each person depending on their age, symptoms, and other outliers. What is normal for you may not be a normal level for the next patient. We still treat many patients whose levels are in the 300-600 range who are symptomatic, and we see them have significant improvements in their symptoms. For more information on T-Levels read our blog post, Testosterone Levels as We Age, to find out more.
