Western Michigan Urological Associates
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What is Western Michigan Urological Associates?
Western Michigan Urological Associates is a urology practice with its main office at 577 Michigan Avenue, Suite 201, Holland, MI 49423. The phone number is (616) 392-1816. The practice describes itself as a Holland Hospital Physician Office. Its core work is urology for men, women and children, including kidney stones, erectile dysfunction, bladder and prostate care, and vasectomy.
The physicians listed are Toby Lees, MD, FACS; Jay Lonsway, DO, FACS; Eric McKeever, DO; and Michael Traver, MD, FACS. The nurse practitioners listed are Devin Baker, AGNP-C; Jennifer Boven, FNP-BC; Mari Nowicki, FNP-C; and Domenique Tamminga, FNP-C. Hormone replacement therapy for low testosterone is one of six services listed, along with male menopause, low testosterone, erectile dysfunction, kidney stones and vasectomy. The practice says this therapy can be given as pills, injections, gel and patches, or gum tablets.
What does it cost?
It does not publish prices or a consultation fee. It does not say whether it accepts insurance, whether any fee covers the hormone medication, or whether it offers telehealth visits. Office hours are not listed either. To learn the cost before you book, call (616) 392-1816 and ask for the full cost of the first visit and the first year of care.
What should you ask before you book?
Start with the referral. In its own words: "Ask Your Primary Care Provider for a Referral." Ask whether you need one for a visit you pay for yourself.
Next, ask which clinician would prescribe the hormone therapy and who would follow up with you. Ask whether the consultation fee or any monthly charge includes the medication. If it does not, ask what the medication costs on its own. Ask whether the medicine is a brand-name product or compounded, since that affects the price and what you are buying.
Then ask what follow-up visits and lab work cost, and whether any bone density scan or other testing is billed separately. Ask whether the practice takes insurance, and whether there is a cash rate if it does not. Finally, ask how you cancel or pause care, whether telehealth visits are available, and what the office hours are.
Who is it a good fit for?
This is a good fit if you can get a referral from your primary care provider, you want hormone therapy handled inside a urology practice, and you are willing to get the full cost in writing before you commit. If you need published prices before you pick up the phone, call first and work through the questions above.
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What we confirmed
Read off Western Michigan Urological Associates’s own website on 2026-10-13. These are their words, not ours.
- ✓Hormone therapy — listed on their site as “Hormone Replacement Therapy can take care of many low testosterone symptoms.” source