Royalty Men's Health

About Royalty Men's Health

What is Royalty Men's Health?

Royalty Men's Health is a cash-only men's health practice at 13702 Village Mill Drive, #200, in Midlothian, Virginia. Its phone number is 804-924-7200. Testosterone therapy is its main service. It also offers enclomiphene citrate, peptide therapy, erectile dysfunction treatment, medical weight loss, anabolic recovery, PRP shots and STI treatment. It is out of network for all insurance companies. It does not name the clinician who prescribes. Google lists it as a men's health physician, with a 4.9 rating from 16 reviews.

A second web address, royaltrt.com, is also linked to this name. Whether it belongs to the same practice has not been confirmed, so check that the address and phone number match before you book.

What does it cost?

The main price is $195 a month for testosterone therapy, described as all inclusive with no per visit fees. That covers weekly injections done in the office. Men who inject at home pay the same $195 a month, and medication and supplies are mailed to them after labs. In its own words: "We provide transparency in pricing, one monthly cost for labs, testosterone, supplies and clinic visits." Its FAQ, however, lists initial labs as a separate $240 fee and follow-up labs at about $100, typically repeated every 8 to 12 weeks. Adding hCG or enclomiphene costs extra, and so do other medications and peptides.

Testosterone therapy for women is $100 a month, all inclusive. Hormone management for women starts at $145 a month, including visits and medication. Anabolic recovery starts at $395 for bloodwork and a one hour consultation, with labs included. The PRP shot is $1500 and requires a deposit to book, though the deposit amount is not published. Semaglutide runs from $175 to $275 a month depending on dose, and tirzepatide starts at $225 a month. It does not say whether the medication is included in those weight loss prices. STI treatment starts at $100, with same day treatment. It does not publish prices for peptide therapy or erectile dysfunction medications, or a consultation fee. HSA or FSA cards can be used for visits, and a superbill can be requested for insurance reimbursement.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask which clinician prescribes and what their credentials are, since no one is named. Ask whether the $195 covers labs. The description says one monthly cost includes them, but the FAQ bills them separately, so get the full first month total in writing.

For weight loss, ask whether the medication is compounded. Semaglutide and tirzepatide are prescribed only to patients who need compounded ingredients or doses beyond what is commercially available. Ask which of those applies to you and whether the monthly price includes the medication.

Ask what peptide therapy and erectile dysfunction medications cost each month. For the PRP shot, ask how large the deposit is and whether it is refundable. Ask how cancellation works, since it does not publish cancellation terms, and ask for office hours, which are not published either.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want testosterone therapy on a flat monthly price, you can pay without insurance, and you have confirmed who prescribes, what labs cost, and that royaltrt.com and this practice are the same business.

Sources: royaltymenshealth.com, royaltymenshealth.com/services

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