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Whether you're looking for medically supervised weight management or answers about testosterone and men's health, we start with a review of your history, goals, medications, and relevant health information. Your clinician will explain appropriate options, potential benefits, limitations, safety considerations, and anticipated costs.
Discuss weight-related concerns, health goals, nutrition, activity, and whether prescription treatment is appropriate.
Evaluate symptoms that may be related to testosterone deficiency and whether further testing or treatment makes sense.
GLP-1 receptor agonists are prescription medicines that affect appetite and fullness signals. FDA-approved formulations of semaglutide may be considered for eligible patients as part of a comprehensive weight-management plan.
What to expect: A clinical eligibility assessment, review of risks and contraindications, medication counseling when indicated, and monitoring over time.
Tirzepatide acts on GLP-1 and GIP receptors. An FDA-approved formulation may be appropriate for certain patients after review of their medical history, treatment goals, and eligibility.
What to expect: A personalized plan that accounts for medication tolerance, response, potential adverse effects, and ongoing follow-up.
Prescription medication isn't the right choice for everyone. Consultations can also focus on nutrition, physical activity, realistic goal setting, and health factors that influence weight.
TRT may be appropriate for selected patients with signs and symptoms of testosterone deficiency and confirmatory laboratory findings. Treatment decisions consider medical history, fertility plans, contraindications, and appropriate monitoring.
What to expect: Baseline testing when indicated, shared decision-making, and scheduled monitoring if therapy is prescribed.
Choose an initial consultation only or, when medically appropriate, a consultation plus prescribed medication. Our standard consultation fee is $60. For patients on a stable treatment plan, follow-up visits are generally planned every 12 weeks (about 3 months); you can be seen sooner when needed. More frequent monitoring or visits may be required for safety or clinical reasons.
For weight-management or men's health evaluation, treatment discussion, and planning. Medication and laboratory testing are not included. Treatment and prescriptions are never guaranteed.
Example:$60 initial consultation plus an estimated $65 per month for medication if prescribed. These figures illustrate a pay-as-you-go treatment arrangement, not the all-inclusive monthly program.
| Period | Estimated amount | Breakdown |
|---|---|---|
| Month 1 | $125 | $60 initial consult + $65 medication, when appropriate |
| Month 2 | $65 | Medication only, assuming no additional visit or testing is required |
| Month 3 | $65 | Medication only, assuming no additional visit or testing is required |
| Typical cash-pay labs | $50–$85 | Estimated testing cost, billed separately; varies by required tests and laboratory |
At the next scheduled 12-week consultation, the applicable visit fee is additional. Initial testing, repeat testing, prescription costs, and monitoring vary by patient. Testosterone treatment requires appropriate diagnosis, follow-up and laboratory monitoring.
We aim to offer medication supply options covering approximately 4, 8, or 10 weeks, when available and clinically appropriate. These options may help reduce ordering frequency and improve value. The estimated $100–$265 medication cost is a planning range, not a promise that every drug, dose or supply duration falls within that range.
| Period | Illustrative amount | Breakdown |
|---|---|---|
| Month 1 | $160–$325 | $60 initial consultation + $100–$265 medication if prescribed |
| Month 2 | $100–$265 if refilled | Medication only, when a new supply is needed |
| Month 3 | $100–$265 if refilled | Medication only, when a new supply is needed |
How longer supplies affect pricing: An 8- or 10-week supply may cover portions of more than one calendar month, so you may not purchase medication in each month shown. Costs are charged when medication is dispensed, not necessarily monthly. The actual quote depends on medication, prescribed dose, pharmacy, supply length, and availability; labs and any visits beyond the initial consult are additional.
Important: All amounts are estimates, not guaranteed prices. Prescriptions are issued only when clinically appropriate and legally available. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and are not automatically available as alternatives to FDA-approved products.
For eligible patients who prefer predictable costs, our separate monthly weight-loss program combines the program visit fee and qualifying treatment costs into one monthly price. Routine program follow-up visits are included, rather than being charged as a separate $60 consultation. This is different from paying separately for visits and medication in the pay-as-you-go option above.
$225/month thereafter
One combined monthly price: includes routine program visit fees, ongoing clinical management, and eligible prescribed medication when medically appropriate, under the program terms. Routine dose adjustments do not automatically raise the monthly program rate.
Monthly program details: The stated program fee is intended to provide predictable monthly costs, including routine visits and eligible prescribed treatment. . Additional or unrelated services, specialty testing, and other exclusions (if any) will be explained before enrollment. Medication is provided only when medically appropriate; care and monitoring frequency depend on individual needs. Confirm program details and pricing before publication.
Laboratory testing helps your clinician determine whether treatment is appropriate and monitor your health over time. Testing needs vary by medication, medical history, and clinical response. Some stable patients may be monitored once or twice a year; other patients need baseline tests or more frequent follow-up, particularly when starting testosterone therapy or adjusting treatment.
When appropriate, we can coordinate testing with local laboratory services. You may be able to use your health insurance at participating labs, subject to network rules, medical necessity, plan benefits, deductible, and cost sharing. Coverage is not guaranteed.
We can also discuss cash-pay testing for patients who prefer not to use insurance. Depending on the lab and your insurance benefits, cash-pay pricing may be less than your expected out-of-pocket cost through insurance. We can help you compare available options before testing.
Your clinician will consider appropriate FDA-approved medication options when treatment is indicated. In certain individualized circumstances, a legally permissible compounded medication may also be considered when a patient's medical needs cannot be met by an FDA-approved drug. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and have not undergone FDA review for safety, effectiveness, or quality; availability is subject to applicable law and the prescribing clinician's judgment.
Where prescription treatment is appropriate, we can discuss available fulfillment options, including pharmacies we work with and patient-selected pharmacies. Medication costs and coverage may vary by pharmacy. You may still utilize your local pharmacy if you choose to do so.
Choose a weight-management or men's health consultation for $60 through our secure appointment page.
Meet virtually with a clinician to discuss your history, symptoms, goals, risk factors, and any testing needed.
If a treatment is medically appropriate and available, review its benefits, risks, monitoring requirements, and actual cost before deciding.
No. For pay-as-you-go care, the $60 fee covers the initial clinical consultation; medication, labs, and follow-up visits are additional. The separate weight-loss monthly program combines routine program visit fees with eligible treatment costs in one predictable monthly price; the $60 pay-as-you-go consultation is not charged separately for included program visits. Any exclusions or additional charges will be explained before enrollment.
Within the qualifying weight-loss monthly program, routine dose adjustments do not automatically increase the agreed monthly rate under the program terms. The pay-as-you-go option may have different medication costs for different doses or supply lengths. Your clinician will review what is included and any exceptions or future price changes before enrollment. Dose changes are based on clinical judgment, not price.
For stable patients, follow-up appointments are generally planned about every 12 weeks (3 months), and sooner visits are available as needed. Your clinician may recommend more frequent visits or testing based on the treatment, symptoms, dose changes, and safety needs.
When available and appropriate, we can discuss 4-, 8-, and 10-week supply options. Longer supplies may extend across multiple calendar months. Medication charges depend on when the supply is dispensed, so the month-by-month estimates are examples rather than a fixed refill schedule.
Not necessarily. Prescriptions are based on medical necessity, clinical eligibility, applicable regulations, and clinician judgment. No medication is guaranteed.
GLP-1 medications act on one receptor pathway; dual-pathway medicines act on GLP-1 and GIP receptors. Which options may be appropriate depends on your individual medical history and clinical situation.
Testing depends on your history and treatment. Some stable patients may need testing annually or twice a year, while others require more frequent monitoring, especially when starting or adjusting testosterone treatment. We can discuss participating local labs, insurance billing when available, and possible cash-pay alternatives. Coverage and savings are not guaranteed.
Often, yes. When clinically appropriate and feasible within the appointment, multiple related concerns may be reviewed in one consultation without a second initial consultation charge. More complex concerns may require separate visits.
Compounded medications may be considered in certain individualized circumstances when a patient's medical needs cannot be met by an FDA-approved drug, and only when clinically appropriate and lawful. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved and are not reviewed by FDA for safety, effectiveness, or quality before marketing. Your clinician can discuss available options and pharmacy selection. You may still utilize your local pharmacy if you choose to do so.
Telehealth is offered only when the treating clinician is authorized to provide care in the state where you are physically located. Confirm your state and appointment eligibility on our scheduling page before booking.
Start with a $60 virtual consultation. We'll help you understand appropriate next steps and expected costs.
Make an AppointmentClinical & pharmacy notice: Medical decisions and clinical services are provided by appropriately licensed professionals through the independent professional clinical entity. Slice Telehealth Services LLC provides administrative and management support and does not practice medicine. Telehealth is not appropriate for emergencies. If you are experiencing an emergency, call 911. FDA-approved medications are subject to product-specific indications, safety information, and prescribing restrictions. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved; they are not reviewed by FDA for safety, efficacy, or quality before marketing. Medication availability and lawful prescribing depend on the individual case and applicable federal and state requirements. Prices are estimates, subject to change, and should be verified before publication.