Hightower Men's Clinic

About Hightower Men's Clinic

What is Hightower Men's Clinic?

Hightower Men's Clinic is a men's health practice with offices in Elizabethtown, Lexington and Louisville, Kentucky. Its phone number is (502) 690-2800. Its lead service is erectile dysfunction, treated with a method it calls Pulse Wave Therapy. It lists five services in total: erectile dysfunction, Peyronie's disease, peripheral neuropathy, plantar fasciitis and weight loss.

Weight loss is the program most readers will be weighing. The clinic describes it as physician-directed, but no physician or other prescriber is named. In its own words: "We treat weight loss as a clinical objective rather than a cosmetic one." Each patient receives a customized nutrition kit made up of a supplement package and a food program. The clinic also mentions prescription-strength help when clinically indicated, but it does not name any medication. Its weight loss writing discusses testosterone, and it sells supplements online, including one called TestoTitan. Google lists it as a reproductive health clinic and shows a 4.9 rating from 143 reviews. Some of its search listings also call it a chiropractor in Louisville, which is worth clearing up before you book.

This listing is for its Elizabethtown office at 3046 Dolphin Dr Suite101.

What does it cost?

The clinic does not publish prices, and it does not state a consultation fee. Its "New Patient Special" and "Free Assessment" offers come without amounts. It does not say whether supplements, the food program or any medication are included in a fee. Ask for a Good Faith Estimate in writing before you book.

It does not say whether it accepts insurance. In its own words: "Coverage varies widely depending on your specific provider and plan details." It refers insurance questions to your insurer and its billing department.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who prescribes, and get the name and credentials in writing. Ask who reviews your lab work and who signs off on the nutrition plan.

Ask whether any prescription is part of the plan. If it is, ask whether the drug is brand-name or compounded, and whether the monthly fee covers it. Ask whether testosterone would ever be part of your plan, and how that decision is made.

Ask what the labs, follow-up visits and supplements cost on top of any fee, and whether the supplements must be bought from the clinic. Ask how to cancel and whether you sign a contract. Ask whether telehealth is offered, since the clinic does not say. Ask which days and hours the Louisville office keeps, and which license applies to the clinician who will see you.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want in-person, cash-pay weight management with a nutrition kit and supplements, and you can get the prescriber's name, the full cost and the estimate in writing before you commit. It is a poor fit if you need a named physician, published prices or confirmed insurance billing before you decide.

Sources: hightowermens.com/weight-loss, hightowermens.com/why-traditional-pills-often-fail-and-how-to-achieve-sustained-weight-loss-results, hightowermens.com/why-men-over-40-struggle-to-lose-weight-and-how-to-fix-the-metabolic-break, hightowermens.com, hightowermens.com/why-the-2026-mens-weight-loss-kit-is-the-definitive-strategy-for-sustained-results

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