Aram Loeb, MD

About Aram Loeb, MD

What is Aram Loeb, MD?

Aram Loeb, MD is a urology practice focused on men's health, and testosterone therapy is one of its services. The clinic names Dr. Aram Loeb, MD as the prescriber. It describes him as a board-certified urologist and a fellowship-trained urologist. He completed a urology residency at Wayne State University and a fellowship in Male Sexual Medicine at the University of South Florida. The clinic also lists him as a member of the University Hospitals Urology Institute and an Assistant Clinical Professor of Urology at Case Western Reserve University. It says he has been named to Cleveland Magazine's Top Doctors list in urology for the 5th year in a row.

The practice also treats erectile dysfunction, male urinary incontinence, Peyronie's disease, male infertility, and penile implants, and it performs vasectomies. Its testosterone therapy comes in five forms: hormone replacement pellets placed under the skin, injections, gels, patches, and an oral tablet applied to the upper gums. Testosterone is the only medication named. In its own words: "Patients of Dr. Loeb may select any one of the following options when deciding which particular type of testosterone therapy is best for them."

The clinic does not describe weight loss, peptide, or longevity services. Beachwood is the office given most often. The testosterone section also names offices in Cuyahoga Falls, Lyndhurst, and Parma, so confirm which office you would book. A telemedicine heading appears on the home page, but nothing explains what it covers. No year the practice opened is listed.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices, a consultation fee, or whether it accepts insurance. Nothing published says whether medication is included in any fee. No hours, membership terms, financing, or cancellation policy are listed. Call (440) 887-9139 and ask for each price before you book.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask which office you would be seen at, since the clinic names four towns. Ask whether Dr. Loeb evaluates you for testosterone therapy and signs the prescription, and whether anyone else on staff ever does. Ask whether the testosterone is brand-name or compounded, and which form the clinic would suggest for you and why.

Ask what the consultation costs, whether the medication is included in any fee, and what blood work and follow-up visits cost. Ask whether insurance is accepted and what the telemedicine option covers. Finally, ask how to cancel and whether any plan renews automatically.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a urology practice to evaluate low testosterone alongside other men's health concerns, and you are comfortable calling for prices before you commit. It is a different kind of clinic from one built around weight loss, peptides, or longevity, which this clinic does not describe.

Sources: aramloebmd.com, aramloebmd.com/mens-health/testosterone-therapy, aramloebmd.com/our-office

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