Urology Associates Of Southeastern North Carolina, P.A.
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What is Urology Associates Of Southeastern North Carolina, P.A.?
Urology Associates Of Southeastern North Carolina, P.A. is a urology practice serving southeastern North Carolina since the 1950's. Its main work is urologic care, from prostate and kidney concerns to vasectomy and erectile dysfunction. Low testosterone is one service among many. It does not list weight loss, peptide or longevity programs among its services.
Offices are in Wilmington and Southport, with an IR Center in Leland. The providers it lists are urologists Peter Zeman, MD, Will Kirby, MD, Dana Point, MD and Kaitlin Ridder, MD; physician assistants Amy Burger, PA-C, Angela Plichta, PA-C and Lauren Thayer, PA-C; nurse practitioner Caroline Zeigler, FNP-C; and interventional radiologist Raj Patel, MD, at the IR Center. For hormone therapy, the practice mentions injections, patches, gels and hormone pellets. In its own words: "Throughout the treatment process, your provider works with you to choose the right method of hormone replacement." It does not name specific testosterone medications. Its posted hours are 8:00 am to 5:00 pm on weekdays, with weekends closed.
This listing is for its Southport office at 4222 Long Beach Rd SE Suite B.
What does it cost?
It does not publish prices for testosterone therapy. Its only pricing line reads, in its own words: "Call for pricing options." No consultation fee is stated. The practice does not say whether it accepts insurance or whether any price includes the medication. Before you schedule, ask for the full cost of the first visit, each follow-up and any lab work, and ask for the answer in writing if you can.
What should you ask before you book?
Ask who would sign the testosterone prescription and who would manage your follow-up, since the practice does not say which of its providers prescribe it. Ask which medication is used, whether it is brand-name or compounded, and what each method costs, whether injections, patches, gels or pellets. Ask whether the quoted price covers the medication, the visits and the labs, and what the regular checkups cost. Ask whether hormone therapy is offered at the Wilmington, Southport and Leland locations, because the practice does not say that every office offers it. Ask whether insurance is accepted and whether any visit can be done by video. Finally, ask what happens to billing if you stop treatment.
Who is it a good fit for?
This is a good fit if you want testosterone therapy from a urology practice that sees patients in person, and you are comfortable calling for a price before you book. It is a weaker fit if you need a published monthly price or video visits, since neither is stated.
Sources: urologywilmington.com, urologywilmington.com/low-testosterone, urologywilmington.com/services-, urologywilmington.com/staff
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What we confirmed
Read off Urology Associates Of Southeastern North Carolina, P.A.’s own website on 2026-10-16. These are their words, not ours.
- ✓Hormone therapy — listed on their site as “Low testosterone can often be treated with testosterone replacement therapy.” source