Men’s Health Center

About Men’s Health Center

What is Men’s Health Center?

Men’s Health Center is a men’s health practice run by a physician in Salt Lake City, Utah. Andy Peiffer, MD, is the one physician the clinic names. The clinic describes its approach this way. In its own words: "Managing your health is our mission and we take pride in offering better service at a doctor’s office."

The main work is physicals and screening. The clinic lists complete physical exams that run 1 1/2 hours, medical risk evaluations, blood work, 60 minute health assessment interviews with a physician, skin cancer checks, and other checks such as EKGs and colon cancer screening. It also lists sports physicals, FAA flight physicals and pre-marital physicals.

The clinic also says it offers weight control programs, hormone replacement, and treatment of sleep problems and psychological issues. It does not name a medication for weight control or hormone replacement. The only medication it names is Botox, which it lists among its services. Google lists it as a medical clinic with a 4.4 rating from 32 reviews. You can call or text (801) 521-2102. It does not publish a street address, so ask for the office location when you call.

What does it cost?

It does not publish prices. It also does not state a consultation fee, even though it lists a one hour initial consultation and a 1 1/2 hour complete exam. It does not say whether it accepts insurance. It does not describe membership terms, financing, or cancellation, and it does not list office hours or whether telehealth visits are offered. Ask for the price of the first visit and of the complete physical before you book, and ask whether the price includes blood work.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask who prescribes for weight control and hormone replacement. The clinic names only Dr. Peiffer, and it does not name anyone else who runs those visits. Ask whether he handles them himself, and what those visits cost. For a weight control program, ask which medication it uses, whether that medication is brand-name or compounded, and whether the monthly fee includes the medication. For hormone replacement, ask the same questions about the medication and its cost.

Ask what follow-up visits and lab work cost, and whether a program is billed monthly. If it is, ask how to cancel, how much notice you must give, and whether you pay for the month you cancel. Ask whether the office accepts insurance at all, or whether every visit is paid directly. Also ask about office hours and the street address, since neither is published.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a physician-led physical, screening and blood work from a practice built around men’s health, and you are ready to pay for visits directly. If you specifically need a named prescriber for weight loss or hormone treatment, call first and confirm who that person is before you book.

Sources: menshealthcenter.com

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