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HORMONE CARE

Men's Health: Clinician-Directed Care for Hormones, Metabolism & Vitality

Men's health is more than a single lab value. Energy, body composition, libido, mood, sleep, and metabolic health intertwine — and a good telehealth visit starts by listening, then measuring what matters.

Refuvia connects you with licensed clinicians through HLY Medical Group PA. Plans are physician-directed. Prescriptions are never guaranteed. RESTORE · TRANSFORM · THRIVE means build a plan you can sustain — not chase a one-week miracle.

Care paths we discuss

Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT)

For men whose clinical picture supports exogenous testosterone when appropriate.

  • $249 first month, then $149/mo as currently marketed
  • Baseline labs commonly include Total Testosterone, CBC, and PSA
  • Monitoring and follow-up are part of responsible care

Enclomiphene

An option clinicians may use to support endogenous testosterone production in appropriate patients — sometimes discussed when fertility considerations matter.

Medical weight loss (GLP-1)

When metabolic health and weight are part of the picture, clinicians may discuss semaglutide or tirzepatide paths:

  • Compounded all-inclusive starting at $249/mo (sema) or $329/mo (tirz) when prescribed
  • Higher doses may cost more
  • Branded path: $100/mo care fee; you pay pharmacy for brand med
  • Compounded products are not FDA-approved and are not generics of or equivalent to brand GLP-1s — see disclaimers on molecule pages

Sexual health

When appropriate, clinicians may discuss FDA-approved PDE5 inhibitor options (and related care) as part of a broader men's health visit. No outcome guarantees; appropriateness is clinical.

How a men's visit typically flows

  1. Start your free consultation — symptoms, goals, medications, fertility plans if relevant.
  2. Clinician evaluation (HLY Medical Group PA).
  3. Labs when useful (baseline panel as above; more if indicated).
  4. Shared plan — TRT, enclomiphene, metabolic care, lifestyle focus, or a combination when appropriate.
  5. Follow-up and adjustments.

Availability: clinicians licensed in your state via the HLY network, subject to service and treatment availability.

What we do not promise

  • Specific testosterone numbers on a calendar
  • Guaranteed fertility or sexual function outcomes
  • That everyone "qualifies" for a medication

HSA/FSA

Often usable for eligible medical expenses — confirm with your plan administrator.

Building a sustainable plan

Many men arrive wanting a single fix. Sustainable men's health usually combines:

  • Honest symptom and goal inventory (including fertility timeline if relevant)
  • Labs interpreted in context — not chase-the-number culture
  • Sleep, protein, resistance training, and alcohol patterns as part of the plan
  • Medication only when the clinical picture supports it
  • Follow-up that adjusts dose or switches paths when evidence and tolerability say so

If sexual health is the primary concern, say so early. PDE5 options and hormone evaluation can be sequenced thoughtfully rather than stacked blindly.

Transparent pricing philosophy

We publish cash-pay structures so you are not surprised after a consult. Transparent prices are still not a shopping cart that overrides clinical judgment. If a clinician recommends waiting on medication, that recommendation is the care — not a failed conversion.

Start your free consultation

Explore whether physician-directed care is appropriate for you. A prescription is never guaranteed — your clinician decides.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between TRT and enclomiphene?

TRT provides exogenous testosterone. Enclomiphene is sometimes used to support the body's own production. Your clinician helps choose based on labs, goals, and fertility considerations — without outcome guarantees.

How much does men's hormone care cost?

TRT: $249 first month, then $149/mo. Enclomiphene: starting at $149/mo. Higher doses may cost more. Confirm inclusions at evaluation.

Do you offer medical weight loss for men?

Yes, when clinically appropriate — see Semaglutide and Tirzepatide.

Can I use HSA/FSA?

Often for eligible expenses — confirm with your plan administrator.

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