Center for Men’s Health Rhode Island

About Center for Men’s Health Rhode Island

What is Center for Men’s Health Rhode Island?

Center for Men’s Health Rhode Island is a men’s health clinic at 2 Richmond Sq. STE 110 in Providence, Rhode Island. Its main focus is hormone care for men, and testosterone therapy is its first listed service. The clinic also offers hormone optimization, medical weight loss, preventive health, ED and advanced therapies, BPH evaluation, and health assessment and STI testing. The phone number is 401-414-1400.

The prescriber named is Leonard Berkowitz, PA-C, co-founder and lead clinician. He has over 17 years of experience in hormone evaluation, urological wellness, and primary family care. Co-founder Jose Bolanos is listed as chief operating officer and is not named as a prescriber.

The medications the clinic names are AndroGel, Testim, Fortesta, and testosterone cypionate and enanthate. It also describes pellets, injections, and hormone formulations made by compounding pharmacies. No weight loss medication is named. On Google the clinic has 5 stars from 17 reviews.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices, a consultation fee, or the cost of any program. It does not say whether medication is included in a price, or whether HSA or financing is offered. It accepts insurance. In its own words: "We accept a wide range of insurance plans and will do our best to minimize any out-of-pocket costs for you." It also mentions cash self-pay with payment plans, but without figures. Call 401-414-1400 for the numbers before you book.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask whether the fee for an evaluation or a monthly program includes the medication, or whether the drug is billed separately. Ask whether the testosterone is a brand-name product such as AndroGel or Testim, or a compounded formula, and how that affects cost. Ask what lab work the evaluation requires and what follow-up visits and blood tests cost. If you are interested in medical weight loss, ask which medications are used, since none are named. Ask whether follow-up can be done by telehealth, since that is not stated, and what the office hours are, since none are listed. If you plan to use insurance, call the member services number on your card first to confirm the clinic is in network. Finally, ask how a program is canceled and whether there is a membership term.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you live near Providence, want in-person care for hormone or men’s health concerns, and are willing to get prices and medication details by phone before you commit. It is less suited to someone who needs prices online before booking or who wants telehealth, since neither is stated.

Sources: cmh-ri.com, cmh-ri.com/trt-therapy

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