Continuum Men's Health

About Continuum Men's Health

What is Continuum Men's Health?

Continuum Men's Health, PLLC is a men's health practice at 281 Hartford Turnpike, Ste 106, in Vernon, Connecticut. Greg Flis, an Adult and Gerontological Nurse Practitioner, is the one prescriber the clinic names. Its main work is treating low testosterone and managing weight. It also lists fitness, performance and wellbeing, sexual wellness and cognitive health among its services. Its Google listing shows a 5 star rating from 4 reviews.

Follow-up visits can be in person or by telehealth. The medications it names are testosterone cypionate, enclomiphene, tadalafil, phentermine and semaglutide. For weight management, it says it starts with vitamins and minerals and can move to phentermine or semaglutide as needed.

What does it cost?

The membership is $80 a month and covers in-person and telehealth follow-up visits, with frequency set by your needs. The first phone call is free. The assessment and planning visit is listed at $100 on the weight management and wellbeing pages, but the testosterone page lists it as complimentary. Confirm which applies before you book.

Medications are listed as monthly subscriptions alongside the membership. Testosterone cypionate injections with supplies are $65 a month, enclomiphene capsules are $85 a month, and tadalafil is $12 a month for daily use or $22 a month as needed. The clinic does not publish prices for phentermine or semaglutide. It does not say whether insurance is accepted, and it does not state a cancellation policy.

What should you ask before you book?

Start with the money. Ask whether the $80 membership is required to get the medication prices, and whether medication is billed on top of it. Ask what phentermine and semaglutide cost, and whether the assessment visit is $100 or free.

In its own words: "Commonly, we will utilize FDA-designated 503a compounding pharmacies for certain medications." Ask which of your medications would come from a compounding pharmacy, and whether any would be brand-name instead.

Ask who signs your prescriptions and whether Greg Flis sees you at each follow-up. Ask what lab work costs, since the clinic may order labs to be done closer to home. Ask which states its telehealth follow-up covers, how the membership is cancelled, and whether there is a commitment period. Ask whether an HSA can be used.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a nurse practitioner to review your labs and build a plan around testosterone, weight management or sexual wellness, and you are ready to pay for it yourself. If you need insurance billing or set hours before you can plan, get those answers before you book.

Sources: continuummenshealth.com, continuummenshealth.com/services-7, continuummenshealth.com/services-7-1

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