Low T Medical Clinic

About Low T Medical Clinic

What is Low T Medical Clinic?

Low T Medical Clinic has offered testosterone care since 2011. Its address is 30 N Gould St, Suite R, Sheridan, WY 82801. Its main focus is lab-guided testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) for men, delivered through telehealth. It also offers women's bioidentical hormone therapy (BHRT), GLP-1 medical weight management, sexual health care, hair restoration and wellness injections (NAD+, glutathione and B12).

Care is guided by US-licensed medical providers, but it does not name the physician who prescribes. The process starts with a symptom intake, then a required blood panel by mail-home kit or local draw. In its own words: "A licensed physician reviews your labs and symptoms via secure telehealth and authors your personalized care plan." Medications ship from a licensed pharmacy, and follow-up labs run on a 90-day cadence. It does not publish hours, and it does not say whether patients ever visit an office in person.

What does it cost?

The one price it shows is plans starting at $129 a month. It does not say whether that covers medication, and it shows no other tiers. It says it publishes pricing for visits, labs and medications: "Published pricing for visits, labs, and medications." Yet the only figure it gives is that $129 starting price. It describes its pricing as cash-pay and says it is HSA/FSA eligible where applicable. It does not say whether it accepts insurance.

It does not publish a consultation fee, a GLP-1 program price, lab costs, or membership and cancellation terms.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who writes and signs your prescription and what that person's credentials are, since no prescriber is named. Ask whether the $129 a month includes the medication, and what a full month costs with it. Ask whether the testosterone is brand-name or compounded, and which pharmacy fills it. Ask what the initial blood panel, each follow-up panel and the consult cost, and whether a local lab draw is available near you.

Ask whether any visit happens in person, whether it can prescribe to you in your state, and what the GLP-1 program costs. Ask whether it accepts insurance or takes HSA or FSA payment. Finally, ask how the monthly plan is cancelled and whether there is a fee.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want hormone care run mostly through telehealth, you can complete blood work before any treatment decision, and you are comfortable with a cash monthly plan once you have confirmed what it includes. If you are interested in GLP-1 or wellness injections, get those prices in writing before you commit.

Sources: lowtmedicalclinic.com

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