Fore River Urology

About Fore River Urology

What is Fore River Urology?

Fore River Urology is a physician-owned urology practice at 21 Donald B. Dean Drive in South Portland, Maine. The phone number is 207-518-6600. It says it serves patients from Portland and across Southern Maine. Its listed doctors are Gregory Adey, M.D., F.A.C.S., Raj Ayyagari, M.D., Marc Calabrese, M.D., Ariel Fredrick, M.D., Marc Hodroff, M.D., Christopher Lebeis, M.D., Benjamin Scoll, M.D., and Michal Ursiny, M.D. Angela Henry, NP and Danielle Tourigny, PA are also listed among its providers.

This is mainly a urology practice. Low testosterone is one of several services it lists, alongside vasectomy, kidney stones, enlarged prostate, urinary incontinence, erectile dysfunction and cancer care. For men with bothersome symptoms who need testosterone replacement therapy, its testosterone page lists injections, patches, topical gels and pellets placed under the skin. In its own words: "The doctors at Fore River Urology are experienced in evaluation and treatment low testosterone."

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices for testosterone therapy or for a consultation. It does not say whether medication is included in any price, or whether insurance is accepted. No membership plan, financing option or HSA payment is described. Ask for every figure before you book, and ask for the answers in writing if you can.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask which clinician would prescribe your testosterone therapy. The listing does not say which of the listed providers handles it, and the list includes physicians, a nurse practitioner and a physician assistant.

Ask whether there is a consultation fee and what it is. Ask whether any monthly cost includes the medication, and whether the product is brand-name or compounded. The testosterone page does not name a specific product. The medications Xtandi, Erleada, Orgovyx, relugolix and leuprolide (Eligard) appear on its prostate cancer pages instead.

Ask what the blood work costs. The testosterone page says diagnostic tests should be a morning draw, preferably before 10AM. Ask whether that draw happens in the office and whether follow-up labs are billed separately.

Ask what follow-up visits cost, whether any can be done by phone or video, and what the office hours are, since none are listed. Finally, ask how to cancel or stop treatment, and whether there is a contract or notice period.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want to be seen in a urology office that treats low testosterone alongside its other urology care, and you are willing to get the prices and the prescriber's name in writing before you commit. If you want a price posted up front, or a clinic built around hormone therapy alone, call 207-518-6600 and ask those questions before you book anything.

Sources: foreriverurology.com, foreriverurology.com/mens-health/testosterone-deficiency, foreriverurology.com/big-medicare-changes-in-2025-drug-costs-now-capped-at-2000-per-year

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