TRT Clinics in Florida Compared: Labs, Insurance, Visits

Quick answer

There isn't one right TRT clinic for every man in Florida, so compare the same few things everywhere: how low testosterone is confirmed before treatment, how labs and follow-up visits are handled, whether the clinic bills insurance, and exactly what a monthly fee covers. Most cash-pay clinics in this guide say they don't bill insurance. Ascend Mind and Body and several urology and academic practices accept insurance, and Ascend adds primary care and mental health in the same practice.

How to compare TRT clinics in Florida

Testosterone clinics in Florida range from franchise storefronts with same-visit testing to online services, concierge practices, urology groups and primary care practices. They can look alike from the outside. The differences show up in how they diagnose, how they follow you once treatment starts, and how you pay.

Blood sample tubes in a rack on a clean counter, ready for a testosterone lab panel

These are the questions worth asking every clinic, in roughly the order they matter:

How is low testosterone confirmed? The American Urological Association calls for two total testosterone measurements, both in the early morning on separate occasions, along with symptoms.
What else is checked first? Guidelines also call for a baseline blood count (hematocrit) and age-appropriate prostate screening, and other causes of fatigue or low drive, such as thyroid problems or poor sleep, are worth ruling out.
Is the medication FDA-approved or compounded? FDA-approved testosterone comes as injections, gels and solutions, a nasal gel, oral capsules and pellets. Compounded versions are not FDA-approved.
How are labs drawn? In the clinic, at a Quest or Labcorp center, or with an at-home kit. Ask how the clinic confirms results before treatment.
What's the follow-up schedule? Ask for the written plan for repeat testosterone, hematocrit, blood pressure and prostate checks.
What does the price cover? Visits, labs, medication, supplies and shipping can each be included or billed separately.
Is there a commitment? Ask about prepaid months, annual billing, automatic renewals and any balance due if you cancel.
Do they bill insurance? If they don't, ask whether they give you paperwork you can submit yourself.
What if you want children? Testosterone can lower sperm production, so a fertility conversation belongs before treatment, not after.

How TRT clinics structure what you pay

Searching a clinic's name plus "cost" rarely gives you a number you can compare, because clinics package care differently. Most fit one of five patterns:

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One monthly program. A single monthly fee that the clinic says covers visits, labs and medication. Read exactly what's listed, and ask about the first visit and first labs.
Membership plus medication. A monthly membership for visits or testing, with medication priced separately. The membership alone isn't the whole cost.
Prepaid or annual plans. A lower monthly figure in exchange for paying for several months, or a year, at once. Ask about refunds and what happens if treatment isn't right for you.
Pay per service. No membership; you pay for each consult, lab panel and prescription. Your total depends on how often you're seen and tested.
Insurance. Visits and labs billed to your plan, with copays, deductibles and pharmacy coverage that depend on your policy.

Whichever model a clinic uses, ask for an itemized written quote that answers these questions:

Is there a fee for the first visit, and are the first labs included?
Are follow-up visits and monitoring labs included, and how often do they happen?
Is the medication included, and is it an FDA-approved product or a compounded one?
Are injection supplies and shipping included?
Are any add-on medications part of the plan, and are they optional?
Is there a minimum commitment, automatic renewal or cancellation balance?

Florida TRT clinics at a glance

The table lists each clinic in this guide by region, alphabetically within Tampa Bay, the rest of Florida and online services. Prices are left out on purpose: they change often and rarely cover the same things. Use the questions above to get a written quote.

Florida men's health and TRT clinics compared (from each clinic's website, October 22, 2026)
Clinic	Region	Visits	Labs (as published)	How you pay	Insurance (their words)	Source
Ageless Men's Health	Tampa Bay, Jacksonville	In clinic	First-visit blood draw (total testosterone, PSA)	Self-pay monthly rate or insurance	"We accept most PPO insurances."	try.agelessmenshealth.com
Ascend Mind and Body Our practice	Tampa Bay (Tampa, Wesley Chapel)	In person in Carrollwood and Wesley Chapel, or Florida telehealth for every visit, the first included	Morning labs at a local lab anywhere in Florida, repeated on a separate morning to confirm	Insurance or self-pay, verified before treatment	Accepts insurance; in-network plans include Aetna, ChampVA, TRICARE East and UnitedHealthcare	ascendmb.com
BioDesign Clinic	Tampa Bay, Central Florida	In person; telehealth for eligible patients	Lab panel to start; Quest when required	Cash-pay; prices not published	Cash-pay; HSA/FSA accepted	biodesignclinic.com
Defy Medical	Tampa Bay; telemedicine	Telemedicine plus Tampa clinic	Panel and recent exam before TRT; labs at 3 months, then every 6	Pay per service; no monthly fee	Not stated	defymedical.com
Gameday Men's Health	Tampa Bay and other Florida cities	In clinic; telehealth at select locations	On-site testing	Cash-pay; Tampa Bay pages list no prices	"No insurance needed."	gamedaymenshealth.com
Hill Tribe	Tampa Bay	Phone or in its Tampa clinic	Comprehensive lab panel listed	Not published	Not stated	myhilltribe.com
InCare Integrated Medical Care	Tampa Bay	In clinic; virtual follow-ups	Full-panel bloodwork	Not published	Not stated on TRT page	incarenow.com
Padgett Medical Center	Tampa Bay; Florida telehealth	In person or Florida telehealth	Initial panel; ongoing monitoring	Monthly program with listed inclusions	Not stated	padgettmedical.com
PG Men's Health	Tampa Bay, Sarasota	Office visits, quarterly	Blood test at first visit	Subscription; not published	Not stated	pgmenshealth.com
Prestige Men's Medical Center	Tampa Bay	In clinic	Testosterone blood test	Not published	Not stated	prestigemensmedical.com
Renew Vitality	Tampa Bay	In clinic, then coordinator follow-up	History and blood tests first	Varies by treatment plan	Says insurance "does not cover testosterone replacement therapy"	vitalityhrt.com
Titan Medical Center	Tampa Bay; telemedicine	In office or telemedicine	Full hormone panel first	Therapy prices not published	Not stated	titanmedicalcenter.com
TRT Nation	Online; Tampa address	Online, by video or phone	Required before most treatments, at a local lab	Monthly program; labs ordered through it cost extra	Not stated	trtnation.com
Vital Advanced Medical Center	Tampa Bay	In clinic, membership	Regular follow-ups and lab work	Direct Primary Care membership	Not stated	vitalamc.com
Aspire Rejuvenation	Central Florida	Telemedicine plus annual in-person visit	Not described	Onboarding fee, then per service	Out-of-network	aspirerejuvenation.com
Atlantic Men's Clinic	South and Southwest Florida	Concierge; unlimited office visits	Not described	Concierge program; not published	Not stated	atlanticmensclinic.com
BodyLogicMD	Central and Southwest Florida	In office or telemedicine	Hormone panels at member pricing	Optional membership	Cash-pay	bodylogicmd.com
Cenegenics	Northeast and South Florida	In office	Health assessment to start	Assessment, monthly program fee and supplies	Doesn't accept insurance; FSA/HSA	cenegenics.com
Florida Center for Hormones & Wellness	Central Florida	In person; telemedicine statewide	Not described	Not published	Not stated	hormonesandwellness.com
Florida Medical Care Center	South Florida	In office; medication shipped	All lab testing included	One monthly program	Not stated	floridamedicalcarecenter.com
Florida Men's Health Center	South Florida	In person and telehealth	Lab testing and monitoring	Not published	Not stated	floridamenshealth.com
Lowcountry Male	Northeast Florida	In clinic; unlimited visits	Hormone labs included	Monthly pricing; not published	Not stated; HSA/FSA badge	lowcountrymale.com
Men's Only Medical	South Florida	Concierge, in office	Not described	Membership; not published	Shows Aetna, Florida Blue, Cigna, UHC, UMR	mensonlymedical.com
NovaGenix	South Florida	Office and telehealth	Labcorp draws, twice a year	Labs billed separately; TRT not published	Not stated	novagenix.org
PRIME Institute	South Florida	In office (urology)	Not described	Not published	Not stated	primeinstitute.us
South Florida Men's Health	South and Southwest Florida	In clinic; medication shipped	Follow-up labs included	One monthly program	Not stated	southfloridamenshealth.com
T Clinics USA	Southwest and South Florida	In person	Bloodwork and follow-up labs	Not published	Not stated	tclinicsusa.com
VidaVital Medical	South Florida	In clinic and Florida telehealth	Not described	Average starting monthly range published	Often not covered, per its FAQ	vidavitalmedical.com
Ares Men's Health	Online, Florida	Online only	Not described	Plans; inclusions not itemized	Not stated	aresmensclinic.com
Fountain TRT	Online, Florida	Video visits	Partner labs	One flat monthly fee	Not stated	fountaintrt.com
Matrix Reformed	Online, Florida	Virtual; in-person exam required	Quest or LabCorp; included	Annual billing with listed inclusions	Not stated	matrixreformed.com
Unleashed Medical	Online, Florida	Online only	Not described	Not published	Not stated	unleashedmedical.com

Comparing clinics? Ascend’s TRT care starts with labs, not a questionnaire: in person in Tampa (Carrollwood) and Wesley Chapel, or by Florida telehealth for every visit, with Aetna, ChampVA, TRICARE East and UnitedHealthcare in network. Request a TRT consult or call (813) 670-3331.

Ascend Mind and Body: men's health inside a full medical practice

Ascend Mind and Body is a Florida medical practice where primary care and mental health work under one roof. Men's health care, including testosterone evaluation and treatment, sits inside that practice, so the same team that checks your testosterone can also look at thyroid function, sleep, blood pressure, weight and mood.

Locations: In-person visits at the Tampa (Carrollwood) office, 3971 Moran Rd, Suite 101, Tampa 33618, and the Wesley Chapel office, 27724 Cashford Circle, Suite 102, Wesley Chapel 33544. Every visit, the first evaluation included, can also be by Florida telehealth, with labs drawn at a local lab near you anywhere in Florida.
Labs first: Morning blood work before any prescription decision, with a repeat test on a separate morning if the first result is low. The panel also looks at thyroid, metabolic markers and blood counts.
Treatment: Options discussed include testosterone injections, topical gel and pellets, all of which come in FDA-approved versions, chosen around your goals and fertility plans.
Monitoring: Testosterone and hematocrit rechecked at three months, at six months, then every six to twelve months, with dose or route adjusted based on labs and how you feel.
Insurance: Insurance is accepted. Current in-network plans for TRT care include Aetna, ChampVA, TRICARE East and UnitedHealthcare, and benefits are verified before any prescription decision.
Also under one roof: Primary care, psychiatry, talk therapy and medical weight loss, so related concerns don't need a separate referral.

Learn more about men's health care in Florida at Ascend, or see Ascend's TRT clinic in Tampa. Ascend also sees men across Tampa Bay, in person or by Florida telehealth: TRT in Wesley Chapel, TRT in Brandon, TRT in Riverview, TRT in Valrico, TRT in Apollo Beach, TRT in Lutz, TRT in Land O' Lakes, TRT in Clearwater and TRT in St. Petersburg.

Does Ascend Mind and Body take insurance for TRT?

Yes. Insurance is accepted, and current in-network plans for TRT care include Aetna, ChampVA, TRICARE East and UnitedHealthcare. Benefits are verified before any prescription decision.

Tampa Bay men's health and TRT clinics

Listed alphabetically. Each entry uses only what the clinic publishes on its own website, checked October 22 and 23, 2026.

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Ageless Men's Health

Ageless Men's Health is a national testosterone clinic chain. Its own pages list one clinic in Tampa and two in Jacksonville.

Visits: In the clinic, with weekly injections given there. It says a first visit is "usually 30 minutes or less."
Labs: A blood draw at the first visit for total testosterone and PSA, with results "either during your visit or within 24 hours."
How you pay: A self-pay rate that it says "includes your office visits, exams, laboratory tests and up to 4 injections" a month, or insurance.
Insurance: "We accept most PPO insurances." It says the cost is "usually the amount of your copay plus any unmet deductible."
Treatment: Testosterone cypionate injections; FDA-approved testosterone cypionate products exist, and its pages don't say which product it uses.

Looking at alternatives to Ageless Men's Health in Florida? It's one of the few in-clinic testosterone chains in this guide that says it takes PPO insurance. Ascend Mind and Body and the urology groups below also work with insurance.

Does Ageless Men's Health take insurance?

Its website says it accepts most PPO insurance plans and that the cost is usually your copay plus any unmet deductible. It also describes a self-pay rate that covers office visits, exams, lab tests and up to four injections a month.

BioDesign Clinic

BioDesign Clinic is a Florida practice focused on testosterone and hormone care for men, with offices in Tampa, Orlando, Lake Mary and Melbourne.

Visits: In person, with telehealth "for eligible patients."
Labs: Every new patient starts with a comprehensive lab panel. Testing is coordinated with Quest Diagnostics when required, and follow-up labs are scheduled during therapy.
How you pay: Cash-pay. Prices aren't published online, and its site says "No commitment. Cancel anytime."
Insurance: "We are a cash-pay practice." HSA and FSA are accepted.

Comparing BioDesign Clinic with other Tampa options? The clearest differences in this guide are insurance and scope. BioDesign is cash-pay and focused on hormone care, while Ascend Mind and Body takes insurance and offers primary care and mental health in the same practice.

Does BioDesign Clinic take insurance?

No. Its website describes BioDesign as a cash-pay practice. It accepts HSA and FSA payments and says there's no commitment and you can cancel anytime.

Defy Medical

Defy Medical is a Tampa-based telemedicine practice that also runs an in-person clinic in Tampa.

Visits: Mostly telemedicine. The Tampa clinic offers in-office services, including physical exams and blood draws.
Labs: Before TRT it asks for a comprehensive hormone lab panel, a physical exam from the last six months and an initial consult. Follow-up labs and a consult come at three months, then every six months.
How you pay: Pay per service. Its FAQ says it "does not charge a monthly fee" and gives an illustrative average cost that it calls "not a price guarantee."
Insurance: Not stated on the pages we checked.

If you're weighing Defy Medical alternatives in Florida, the main choice is between its pay-per-service telemedicine model, a single monthly program at a local clinic, or insurance-based care.

How does Defy Medical charge for TRT?

Its FAQ says it doesn't charge a monthly fee. You pay for the services you use, such as labs, consults and medication, and it publishes an illustrative average rather than a fixed price.

Gameday Men's Health

Gameday Men's Health is a national franchise that says it has more than 400 clinics, including several in the Tampa Bay area.

Visits: In the clinic. Its site says telehealth is "available at select locations only" and that most first visits and labs are in person.
Labs: On-site lab testing.
How you pay: Cash-pay. The Tampa Bay location pages describe "Transparent cash-pay pricing" without listing prices, and its national testosterone page shows a monthly price for some treatments, each "Offered at select clinics."
Insurance: "No insurance needed," according to its Tampa Bay location pages.
Treatment: It lists testosterone cypionate injections, testosterone pellets and an oral testosterone, all of which come in FDA-approved versions (its pages don't say which products a location uses), plus Clomid or enclomiphene; clomiphene is FDA-approved only for women, so its use in men is off-label, and enclomiphene is not FDA-approved.

Comparing Gameday Men's Health with alternatives in Tampa Bay? Gameday's clinics are cash-pay with on-site testing. If you'd rather use insurance, Ascend Mind and Body and the urology groups in this guide work with insurance, and several clinics below offer telehealth follow-ups.

How much does Gameday Men's Health cost?

Gameday's Tampa Bay location pages don't list prices. They describe cash-pay pricing and say no insurance is needed, and its national testosterone page shows a monthly price for some treatments at select clinics. Ask the location you'd visit for a written quote that shows whether labs, follow-up visits and medication are included.

Does Gameday Men's Health take insurance?

Its Tampa Bay location pages say no insurance is needed and describe cash-pay pricing. They don't say whether a location will bill your insurance, so ask before your visit if that matters to you.

Hill Tribe

Hill Tribe is a men's health and hormone clinic in Tampa.

Visits: Provider reviews by phone or at its Tampa clinic. Its site says services are for adults located in Florida.
Labs: Lists a comprehensive lab panel among its services.
How you pay: Not published on its home page.
Insurance: Not stated on its home page.

Hill Tribe has one Tampa location. If you want a practice that also handles primary care and mental health, compare it with Ascend Mind and Body.

InCare Integrated Medical Care

InCare is a Tampa Bay medical practice whose services include primary care, urgent care and hormone care.

Visits: In the clinic, with virtual follow-ups.
Labs: Full-panel bloodwork, with estrogen and thyroid monitoring.
How you pay: Not published on its TRT page.
Insurance: Not stated on its TRT page.
Treatment: Testosterone by injection, patch or gel; FDA-approved versions of each exist.

InCare, like Ascend Mind and Body, combines hormone care with primary care, so it's a natural comparison if you want one practice for more than TRT.

Padgett Medical Center

Padgett Medical Center is a Tampa practice that offers testosterone therapy in person and by telehealth across Florida.

Visits: In person in Tampa or by telehealth across Florida, with medication shipped to you.
Labs: An initial lab panel, lab-guided dosing and ongoing lab monitoring.
How you pay: It publishes a monthly starting price for TRT that it says covers the provider consultation, lab-guided dosing, medication, ongoing monitoring and Florida telehealth with shipping. Some formulations and add-ons cost more.
Insurance: Not stated on its TRT page.
Treatment: Injectable or topical testosterone; FDA-approved versions of both exist.

Padgett's single monthly program is one way to pay. If you'd prefer to use insurance, Ascend Mind and Body and the urology groups below are the alternatives in this guide.

What does Padgett Medical Center's TRT price include?

Its TRT page says its monthly price covers the provider consultation, lab-guided dosing, medication, ongoing monitoring and adjustments, and telehealth across Florida with medication shipped. It notes that prices are starting prices and some formulations or add-ons cost more.

PG Men's Health

PG Men's Health runs clinics in Tampa and Sarasota focused on testosterone, erectile dysfunction and weight loss.

Visits: A first visit of about an hour, then "Quarterly office visits."
Labs: A blood test is part of the first visit.
How you pay: A "Subscription model," with medication shipped monthly. Prices aren't published on its TRT page.
Insurance: Not stated.

PG Men's Health uses a subscription with quarterly office visits. Compare that with pay-per-visit and insurance-based options before you commit.

Prestige Men's Medical Center

Prestige Men's Medical Center is a men's clinic in Tampa focused on sexual health and testosterone.

Visits: In the clinic.
Labs: A blood test to check testosterone levels.
How you pay: Not published.
Insurance: Not stated.

Renew Vitality

Renew Vitality is a national hormone clinic company with a Tampa clinic.

Visits: A consultation with lab work, then ongoing contact through patient coordinators.
Labs: Health history and blood tests before treatment, with progress "regularly monitored."
How you pay: Costs "vary based on each patient's treatment plan" and are explained at the consultation.
Insurance: Its FAQ says insurance "does not cover testosterone replacement therapy."
Treatment: Its page says medications may include FDA-approved drugs and compounded medications; compounded drugs are not FDA-approved.

Titan Medical Center

Titan Medical Center is a hormone and wellness clinic in Tampa's Channelside district that also offers telemedicine.

Visits: In the office or "via telemedicine NATIONWIDE," according to its site.
Labs: TRT starts with a full hormone panel, and you can order a male full-panel blood test directly from its site.
How you pay: Therapy prices aren't published. Its blood panels are priced individually on its site.
Insurance: Not stated.
Treatment: Its site notes that compounded medications are not FDA-approved.

TRT Nation

TRT Nation offers testosterone therapy online. Its site describes the service as "100% online."

Florida: Its FAQ says it operates in every state except Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Missouri, North Dakota and Hawaii.
Visits: An online intake, then a visit with a licensed provider "via video or phone," with medication shipped to your door.
Labs: "Labs are required before most treatments." It orders them, and you complete the blood draw "at a local LabCorp, Quest Diagnostics, or similar lab," or you can supply your own recent labs.
How you pay: A monthly program. Its FAQ says lab work ordered through it is an added cost that varies by program.
Insurance: Not stated.

Vital Advanced Medical Center

Vital Advanced Medical Center is a Direct Primary Care practice in Tampa that includes men's health and testosterone therapy.

Visits: In the clinic, within a Direct Primary Care membership.
Labs: "Regular follow-ups and lab work."
How you pay: Membership-based. Its membership page lists unlimited office visits, longer appointments, phone, text and portal messaging, virtual visits, and reduced rates on labs, imaging and medications.
Insurance: Not stated on its TRT page.

Men's health and TRT clinics in other Florida regions

Clinics with offices elsewhere in Florida, listed alphabetically. Chains that also have Tampa Bay offices, such as BioDesign Clinic and Ageless Men's Health, are covered in the Tampa Bay section.

Aspire Rejuvenation

Aspire Rejuvenation is an Orlando practice that delivers most of its care by telemedicine.

Visits: Mostly telemedicine, plus "a one-time annual in-person visit."
How you pay: A one-time onboarding fee, then pay per service, with "no membership fees."
Insurance: It describes itself as "out-of-network providers."

Atlantic Men's Clinic

Atlantic Men's Clinic runs seven men's health clinics in South and Southwest Florida:

Visits: A concierge model with unlimited office visits and round-the-clock support, as its site describes it.
How you pay: Testosterone program prices aren't published on its home page.
Insurance: Not stated.
Treatment: Its site says, "Unless stated otherwise, therapies featured on this site are compound medications and have not been approved nor evaluated for safety, effectiveness, or quality by the FDA."

Weighing Atlantic Men's Clinic alternatives in Florida? Ask how its concierge program is priced and which medications are FDA-approved, then compare with insurance-based care or a single monthly program.

How much does Atlantic Men's Clinic cost?

Its home page doesn't list prices for testosterone programs. It describes a concierge model, so ask which visits, labs and medications the program fee covers before you sign up.

BodyLogicMD

BodyLogicMD is a national hormone care network with Florida offices in the Orlando and Naples areas.

How you pay: An optional monthly membership with member pricing on hormone panels and treatments. Its pricing page is written mainly for women.
Insurance: "Most BHRT protocols aren't covered by insurance, which is why BodyLogicMD operates on a transparent cash-pay model."

Cenegenics

Cenegenics is a premium age-management program with a Jacksonville office; its Jacksonville page also names Miami.

How you pay: Three parts, per its FAQ: a one-time performance health assessment, a monthly program fee, and monthly supplies and prescriptions. It also publishes a yearly average.
Insurance: "We do not accept insurance." FSA and HSA funds can be used.

How is Cenegenics priced?

Its FAQ describes three parts: a one-time health assessment, a monthly program fee, and monthly supplies and prescriptions. It doesn't accept insurance, though FSA and HSA funds can be used.

Florida Center for Hormones & Wellness

Florida Center for Hormones & Wellness is an Orlando hormone practice that sees men and women.

Visits: In person, plus telemedicine statewide.
How you pay: Not published.
Insurance: Not stated.

Florida Medical Care Center

Florida Medical Care Center is a Deerfield Beach practice that offers testosterone therapy as a single monthly program.

Visits: In the office; medication is shipped to your home or office.
How you pay: One monthly TRT price that its pricing page says includes "All Lab Testing," "All Follow-Up Exams," "All Patient Consultations," "All Physical Examinations" and "All Medications."
Insurance: Not stated.

Florida Men's Health Center

Florida Men's Health Center is a Fort Lauderdale men's clinic that also names Miami and Sunny Isles Beach.

Visits: In person and by telehealth.
Labs: Lab testing with ongoing monitoring.
How you pay: Not published.
Insurance: Not stated.
Treatment: It lists testosterone injections, pellets and pills, which come in FDA-approved versions (its site doesn't say which products it uses), and clomiphene, which is FDA-approved only for women and used off-label in men.

Lowcountry Male

Lowcountry Male is a men's clinic group with a Jacksonville location.

How you pay: Monthly pricing that it says features "unlimited doctor visits, testosterone cypionate, and hormone labs" (FDA-approved testosterone cypionate products exist, and its page doesn't say which it uses). The amount isn't published.
Insurance: Not stated; its site shows an HSA/FSA badge.

Men's Only Medical

Men's Only Medical is a concierge men's practice in West Palm Beach covering low testosterone, sexual health and primary care.

How you pay: Concierge membership; the price isn't published on its site.
Insurance: Its site shows Aetna, Florida Blue, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare and UMR.

NovaGenix

NovaGenix is a Jupiter hormone clinic that sees patients in the office and by telehealth.

Labs: You book blood draws at Labcorp, with labs twice a year.
How you pay: Hormone lab panels are billed separately. Its TRT price isn't published.
Insurance: Not stated.

PRIME Institute

PRIME Institute is a urology and sexual medicine practice in Coral Gables.

Services: Low testosterone, hormone care for men, erectile dysfunction and other urology services.
How you pay: Not published.
Insurance: Not stated.

South Florida Men's Health

South Florida Men's Health runs clinics in Sunrise and Naples with a single monthly testosterone program.

Visits: Consultation, exam and labs in the clinic; medication is shipped.
How you pay: One monthly "Complete Program" that it says covers all prescribed medications, medical supplies and shipping, follow-up consultations and exams, and follow-up lab work. First-visit costs and any contract length aren't stated.
Insurance: Not stated.

What does South Florida Men's Health's TRT program include?

Its site says the monthly Complete Program covers prescribed medications, medical supplies and shipping, follow-up consultations and exams, and follow-up lab work. It doesn't say what the first visit costs or whether there's a minimum commitment, so ask.

T Clinics USA

T Clinics USA runs in-person clinics in Naples, Fort Myers and Coral Springs.

Visits: In person; its site says plans are "not prescribed from an online form."
Labs: Bloodwork, with follow-up labs.
How you pay: Not published.
Insurance: Not stated.

VidaVital Medical

VidaVital Medical is a Coral Gables clinic offering in-clinic care and Florida telehealth.

Visits: "In-clinic care, FL telehealth, and IV therapy."
How you pay: Its FAQ gives an average starting monthly range that includes provider oversight and prescriptions.
Insurance: Hormone therapy "is often not covered by insurance," according to its FAQ.

Is VidaVital Medical the same as NuMale?

numale.com now redirects to vidavitalmedical.com. VidaVital's own site doesn't mention NuMale, so we can't say more about how the two are related.

Online TRT services that say they serve Florida

These services name Florida on their own websites. Defy Medical and Titan Medical Center also offer telemedicine and are covered in the Tampa Bay section. Online or not, testosterone still requires an evaluation and lab confirmation.

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Ares Men's Health

Ares Men's Health describes its care as "100% virtual," with telehealth across Florida. It lists a Miami Lakes address.

How you pay: Plans with a published starting price; what's included isn't itemized.
Labs: Not described on its home page.
Insurance: Not stated.

Fountain TRT

Fountain TRT is an online testosterone service based in Jacksonville. Florida is on its list of states.

Visits: Live video visits, with follow-up visits every 3 to 6 months.
Labs: A blood test at one of its partner labs.
How you pay: One flat monthly fee it calls "All Inclusive," covering medication, video visits and ongoing medical support. It doesn't say whether lab fees are inside that fee, and it says you can cancel any time.
Treatment: A daily testosterone cream; FDA-approved topical testosterone products exist, while compounded creams are not FDA-approved, and its site doesn't say which it uses.

Is Fountain TRT available in Florida?

Yes. Fountain TRT lists Florida among the states it serves, and its address is in Jacksonville. Care is by video visit, with labs at partner labs.

Matrix Reformed

Matrix Reformed is a mostly virtual testosterone service based in St. Petersburg.

Visits: Virtual provider visits. Eligibility requires blood work and an in-person physical exam by a physician.
Labs: At Quest or LabCorp patient service centers; labs are included in its plans.
How you pay: Plans billed annually that include lab work, consults, supplies and shipping, for ages 30 and up. It lists a TRT plan and a TRT plus hCG plan; branded hCG products are FDA-approved, including for some men with low testosterone, while compounded hCG is not.
Insurance: Not stated; its site says prescriptions can be filled at a partner pharmacy or a local pharmacy "with insurance if applicable."

Unleashed Medical

Unleashed Medical describes itself as Florida telehealth, with "Online care throughout Florida."

How you pay: Not published on its home page.
Insurance: Not stated.

National online brands Floridians ask about

These brands come up often in Florida searches. None of them names Florida on the pages we checked, so confirm availability when you sign up.

Henry Meds

Henry Meds is a national online prescription service.

Florida: Not stated. Its FAQ refers to "states we support" without listing them.
Visits: A video visit or, depending on your home state, a provider review without video.
Labs: Included in its pricing; the method isn't described.
How you pay: A monthly starting price that it says includes provider visits, labwork, medication, supplies and shipping. On multi-month plans, "you may be required to pay out the rest of your balance" if you cancel.
Insurance: "No insurance required."
Treatment: Testosterone therapy and KYZATREX, an FDA-approved oral testosterone; ask whether any other product it prescribes is FDA-approved or compounded.

Does Henry Meds offer TRT in Florida?

Its TRT page and FAQ don't list the states it serves, so check Florida availability when you start. Its published monthly price includes visits, labs, medication, supplies and shipping.

Hims

Hims is a national online health brand. Its testosterone page now lists oral medications and testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) injections.

Florida: Not stated. Its testosterone page says it's "Not available in all 50 states."
Offer: Oral medications, including compounded enclomiphene products, and TRT injections. Hims says testosterone cypionate is FDA-approved for clinically confirmed low testosterone, and that its compounded products are not FDA-approved.
Labs: Required. A provider orders an at-home blood collection kit that is processed by a CLIA-certified lab, and "Labs and Rx required."
How you pay: A membership fee at checkout, with medication billed separately. Its FAQ says you can cancel anytime, but canceling also ends any active medication plan.
Insurance: "Hims & Hers does not take insurance."

Does Hims offer testosterone treatment in Florida?

Hims now lists TRT injections and oral medications on its testosterone page, with labs and a prescription required. Its site says treatment is not available in all 50 states and doesn't name Florida on the pages we checked, so confirm availability when you sign up.

Hone Health

Hone Health is a national online men's health service built around a membership.

Florida: Not stated.
Visits: Private one-on-one video appointments.
Labs: At Quest Diagnostics locations, or a home draw where available.
How you pay: A monthly membership with two tiers, plus medication priced separately, and a separate fee for the first biomarker test and consult. Month to month, cancel anytime.
Insurance: "Hone does not accept insurance." HSA and FSA "may be" eligible.
Treatment: Testosterone, clomiphene and enclomiphene, among others; clomiphene is FDA-approved only for women and used off-label in men, enclomiphene is not FDA-approved, and its pages don't say whether its testosterone products are FDA-approved or compounded.

How does Hone Health pricing work?

Hone charges a monthly membership, with a basic and a premium tier, and prices medication separately. The first biomarker test and consult carry their own fee, and the premium tier includes consults and retesting about every 90 days.

Maximus

Maximus is a national online men's health brand that prices treatment by plan length.

Florida: Not stated; its pricing "may vary slightly by state."
Visits: "100% online" physician visits.
Labs: Required. You can use bloodwork from the last six months or buy its at-home test kit separately.
How you pay: Priced by plan length, with a lower monthly price on longer plans.
Insurance: Direct-pay; insurance isn't required.
Treatment: Injectable testosterone, testosterone cream, an oral testosterone and enclomiphene; FDA-approved injectable, topical and oral testosterone products exist while compounded versions are not FDA-approved, and enclomiphene is not FDA-approved.

How is Maximus TRT priced?

By plan length. Its injectable, cream, oral and enclomiphene options each list a one-month plan and longer plans, with a lower monthly price for longer commitments. An at-home lab kit is sold separately if you don't have recent bloodwork.

Insurance-based options: urology groups and academic centers

If you want testosterone care billed to insurance, urology groups and academic medical centers are another route, alongside primary care practices such as Ascend Mind and Body.

Advanced Urology Institute

A Florida urology group with "37 locations across Florida," including offices in the Tampa Bay area, that lists low testosterone among its services. Its insurance participation list names Medicare, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare and Florida Blue, among others.

Florida Urology Partners

A urology group with offices across the Tampa Bay area. Its low testosterone page shows an accepted-insurance section and says, "Many insurance providers cover the blood work."

Mayo Clinic Florida

In Jacksonville. Mayo describes a team approach to men's sexual health that includes hormone and low testosterone screening.

UF Health Jacksonville

Its urology service lists andrology, which it describes as "treating low testosterone (hypogonadism)," along with erectile dysfunction and male infertility.

University of Miami Health

The Desai Sethi Urology Institute has a low testosterone program and links to its list of accepted insurance.

Brands you may have heard of that have no Florida clinic

Some well-known names don't have Florida clinics. Here's what each brand's own website showed on October 22, 2026.

Is there a Low T Center in Florida?

Low T Center's location finder showed no Florida clinics when we checked on October 22, 2026. The Tampa Bay and statewide clinics above are the in-person options in this guide.

Is there a Mantality Health clinic in Florida?

Its locations page lists clinics in Missouri, Ohio, Iowa, Michigan, Wisconsin and Nebraska. It also offers telehealth that it says ships nationwide; check Florida availability with Mantality directly.

Does Revibe Men's Health have Florida clinics?

revibemenshealth.com now redirects to revibehealth.com, which lists providers in Washington, California, Oklahoma, Arizona, Oregon, Texas, Utah and Hawaii. Florida isn't on the list.

What happened to NuMale Medical Center in Florida?

numale.com now redirects to vidavitalmedical.com. VidaVital Medical has a Florida clinic in Coral Gables, listed above. VidaVital's site doesn't mention NuMale.

Is there a Limitless Male clinic in Florida?

Its website lists 17 locations across nine states: Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana and Illinois. Florida isn't one of them.

Is Proactive Men's Medical Center in Florida?

Its website lists one clinic, in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Does Huddle Men's Health have a Florida location?

Its site lists Bellevue, Washington, and Carlsbad and Temecula, California.

Is there a Priority Men's Medical in Florida?

Its site lists one location, in Atlanta, Georgia.

Does Boston Medical Group have a Florida clinic?

Its site describes its care as 100% online, with a corporate office in Huntington Beach, California. It doesn't list Florida clinics.

Does Ro offer testosterone replacement therapy?

Ro's testosterone page offers an over-the-counter testosterone support supplement, not prescription testosterone therapy.

Does Vault Health still offer TRT?

Vault Health's site now describes workforce health services. We didn't find a testosterone therapy offering.

Safety monitoring, fertility and medication status

Testosterone therapy needs ongoing monitoring. Guidelines call for checking testosterone and red blood cell levels (hematocrit) after starting and at regular intervals, along with blood pressure and prostate monitoring where appropriate. Testosterone can lower sperm production and fertility, so tell your clinician if you may want children.

A blood pressure cuff, notebook and pen on a desk, for ongoing health monitoring

Testosterone is a Schedule III controlled substance under federal and Florida law. It's prescribed only after a medical evaluation, and guidelines call for lab tests that confirm low levels before starting.

In February 2025 the FDA announced class-wide labeling changes for testosterone products. The changes add results from the TRAVERSE trial, which found testosterone was not inferior to placebo for major heart events in men with or at high risk of heart disease, though atrial fibrillation, acute kidney injury and pulmonary embolism were more common in the testosterone group. The FDA also required warnings about increased blood pressure.

Here's the FDA status of the medications named in this guide:

FDA-approved testosterone: injections (cypionate, enanthate and undecanoate), topical gels and solutions, a nasal gel, oral undecanoate capsules and testosterone pellets.
Compounded testosterone (custom creams, troches, injections or pellets): not FDA-approved. The FDA does not verify the safety, effectiveness or quality of compounded drugs before they're marketed.
Clomiphene: FDA-approved for ovulation problems in women; use in men is off-label.
Enclomiphene: not FDA-approved in any form.
hCG: branded products are FDA-approved, including for some men with low testosterone; compounded hCG is not.
Aromatase inhibitors such as anastrozole: use in men is off-label.

Frequently asked questions

How much does TRT cost in Florida?

It depends on how the clinic charges and what's included. Some charge one monthly fee that covers visits, labs and medication. Others charge a membership plus medication, bill each visit and lab separately, or bill your insurance. Compare written, itemized quotes rather than headline numbers, and check whether labs, follow-up visits, supplies and shipping are included.

Does insurance cover TRT in Florida?

Many plans cover testosterone therapy when low testosterone is documented the way the plan requires, which usually means symptoms plus low results on more than one morning blood test. Most cash-pay men's clinics in this guide say they don't bill insurance, while Ascend Mind and Body and several urology and academic practices accept insurance. Check your plan's rules for labs and medication before you start.

Is TRT legal in Florida?

Yes, with a prescription. Testosterone is a Schedule III controlled substance under federal and Florida law. It's prescribed only after a medical evaluation, and guidelines call for lab tests that confirm low levels before starting.

Can I get testosterone through telehealth in Florida?

Florida law allows telehealth care for patients located in Florida when it meets the same standard of care as an in-person visit. Federal rules for prescribing controlled substances also apply, and each clinic sets its own process, so ask whether you'll need an in-person visit or in-person labs.

Do I need two blood tests before starting TRT?

Guidelines say yes. The American Urological Association calls for two total testosterone measurements, both taken in the early morning on separate occasions, along with symptoms, before diagnosing low testosterone.

Can an at-home test kit diagnose low testosterone?

Guidelines base the diagnosis on early-morning total testosterone measured on two separate days, together with symptoms. If a service uses an at-home collection kit, ask how it confirms the result before treatment starts.

Will TRT affect my fertility?

It can. Testosterone therapy can lower sperm production and fertility, so tell your clinician if you may want children. Ask what options exist if fertility matters to you.

How often are labs checked on TRT?

Guidelines call for checking testosterone and red blood cell levels (hematocrit) after starting and at regular intervals, along with blood pressure and prostate monitoring where appropriate. Ask any clinic for its written schedule.

Is enclomiphene the same as testosterone?

No. Enclomiphene is a different drug, and it isn't FDA-approved in any form. If a clinic offers it, ask what exactly you'd be taking, where it's made and why it's being suggested.

What should a monthly TRT fee include?

Ask whether it covers follow-up visits, monitoring labs, medication, injection supplies, shipping and any add-on medications, and whether there's a minimum commitment or a balance due if you cancel. Get the answers in writing.

Should I see a men's health clinic or a primary care practice for TRT?

Either can work. A men's health clinic usually focuses on hormones, sexual health and weight. A primary care practice looks at the whole picture, such as thyroid, sleep, blood pressure and mood, and can manage TRT within that care. Some men prefer one practice for everything.

How we put this guide together

We included clinics and online services that publish testosterone therapy for men in Florida, either with a Florida office or with Florida telehealth stated on their own website, as of October 22 and 23, 2026. We also answered questions about national brands that Florida men ask about, and about well-known brands that have no Florida clinic.

Every clinic fact comes from that clinic's own website on those dates unless it's marked otherwise. Clinics are listed alphabetically within each section, and no clinic paid to be included. This isn't a complete list, and clinics change their services and policies, so confirm details directly before you decide. If you spot something out of date, contact us and we'll review it.

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Clinical guidelines and regulators

American Urological Association, Evaluation and Management of Testosterone Deficiency (2018, amended 2024). www.auanet.org, accessed October 22, 2026.
Bhasin S, et al. Testosterone Therapy in Men With Hypogonadism: An Endocrine Society Clinical Practice Guideline. J Clin Endocrinol Metab. 2018;103(5):1715-1744. academic.oup.com, accessed October 22, 2026.
U.S. Food and Drug Administration, FDA issues class-wide labeling changes for testosterone products (2025). www.fda.gov, accessed October 22, 2026.
U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Compounding and the FDA: Questions and Answers. www.fda.gov, accessed October 22, 2026.
Lincoff AM, et al. Cardiovascular Safety of Testosterone-Replacement Therapy (TRAVERSE). N Engl J Med. 2023;389:107-117. www.nejm.org, accessed October 22, 2026.
Florida Statutes, section 456.47, Use of telehealth to provide services. www.leg.state.fl.us, accessed October 22, 2026.

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BioDesign Clinic, website. biodesignclinic.com, accessed October 22, 2026.
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Hill Tribe. www.myhilltribe.com, accessed October 22, 2026.
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Prestige Men's Medical Center, website. prestigemensmedical.com, accessed October 22, 2026.
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Lowcountry Male, website. lowcountrymale.com, accessed October 22, 2026.
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PRIME Institute. www.primeinstitute.us, accessed October 22, 2026.
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TRT Nation, FAQs. trtnation.com/faqs, accessed October 23, 2026.
Vital Advanced Medical Center, Direct Primary Care membership. vitalamc.com, accessed October 23, 2026.
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Advanced Urology Institute. www.advancedurologyinstitute.com and its insurance participation list, accessed October 23, 2026.
Florida Urology Partners, low testosterone. www.floridaurologypartners.com/conditions/low-testosterone, accessed October 22, 2026.
Mayo Clinic, erectile dysfunction care. www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/erectile-dysfunction/care-at-mayo-clinic/mac-20355786, accessed October 22, 2026.
UF Health Jacksonville, urology. ufhealthjax.org/specialties/urology, accessed October 22, 2026.
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Low T Center, website. www.lowtcenter.com, accessed October 22, 2026.
Mantality Health, website. mantalityhealth.com, accessed October 22, 2026.
Revibe. revibehealth.com, accessed October 22, 2026.
NuMale (redirects to VidaVital Medical). numale.com, accessed October 22, 2026.
Limitless Male. www.limitlessmale.com, accessed October 22, 2026.
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Priority Men's Medical. www.prioritymensmedical.com, accessed October 22, 2026.
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This article is for general educational purposes only and is not medical advice. It does not create a provider-patient relationship. Talk with a qualified Florida-licensed clinician about your individual situation.