No. You can choose pay-per-visit for a more flexible approach. The subscription simply offers better value and convenience if you plan to be on ongoing treatment.

That’s fine. You can book the New Patient Visit and decide after whether to continue with memership or return visits.

Yes. You can start with a return visit and switch to membership later, or vice versa.

A: Yes. As a licensed ND in Oregon and California, I can prescribe testosterone when medically appropriate.

A: I'll order them through a national lab (eg. Asante, LabCorp). Then you go to a local lab to get the blood draw, results come to me, and we review them together.

A: At this time we do not accept insurance. However, superbills for out-of-network reimbursement can be provided if your insurance plan allows. Please contact your insurance provider for more information.

A: I offer natural approaches to support testosterone and libido as well. Together, we'll find what works for you.

This practice focuses on men’s hormone health and overall well being. We commonly help men experiencing symptoms related to low testosterone and hormone imbalance, including fatigue, decreased libido, difficulty building muscle, increased body fat, brain fog, poor recovery, and mood changes. Our goal is not just to raise the hormone levels, but to evaluate the whole picture of your health and support optimal function and long-term wellness.

Men’s hormone therapy is a medical approach used to restore hormone levels to a healthy physiological range when they have decline or become imbalanced.

Testosterone is the primary hormone involved, but other hormones - such as thyroid hormones, cortisol, and DHEA - can also influence how men feel and function. Treatment may involve lifestyle recommendations, targeted supplements , or prescription therapies depending on each patient’s needs.

Hormone therapy is always individualize and guided by symptoms, medical history n and lab test.

Low testosterone can affect men in different ways, but common symptoms include.

• Low energy or persistent fatigue

• Reduced sex drive

• Difficulty building or maintaining muscle

• Increased abdominal fat

• Brain fog or reduced focus

• Decreased motivation

• Mood changed or irritability

• Poor recovery from exercise

• Reduced endurance or strength

The only way to confirm low testosterone is through proper lab test and a clinical evaluation.

Hormone imbalance can affect multiple systems in the body. Symptoms may include:

• Low libido or sexual dysfunction

• Fatigue or reduced stamina

• Difficulty concentrating

• Mood changes or depression

• Weight gain, especially around the abdomen

• Trouble building or maintaining muscle mass

• Sleep disturbances

• Reduces exercise performance

These symptoms may be related to testosterone, thyroid function, stress hormones, or other metabolic factors, which why a comprehensive evaluation is important.

Men how May benefit from hormone therapy often experience persistent symptoms of hormone imbalance and have lab results confusing low or suboptimal hormone levels.

Good candidates are typically men who want to improve energy, mental clarity, body composition, sexual health, and overall vitality while being monitored carefully by a physician.

Treatment decision are based on symptoms, medical history, and lab results gather than lab numbers alone.

Hormone therapy may not be appropriate for everyone. Certain medical conditions, medications, or health risk may require additional evaluation or alternative approaches before treatment can begin.

The consultation process helps determine whether hormone therapy is sage and appropriate for each individual.

Our goal is to always prioritize patient safety and long-term health.

No referral is required.

Patients can schedule a consultation directly through the website. During the initial visit, the doctor will review your health history, symptoms, and any existing lab work to determine the best next steps.

If lab testing is needed, instructions will be provided so you can complete labs before beginning treatment.

This practice is fully online, allowing you to relieve personalized care from the comfort of your home. The process begins by scheduling an initial consultation. During the visit, the doctor will review your health history, symptoms, and any previous lab results.

If additional testing is needed, lab orders will be provided so you can complete them at a nearby lab. Once results are available, they are reviewed with you and a personalized treatment plan is developed if appropriate.

The first consultation is a comprehensive evaluation focused on understanding your symptoms, health history, and goals.

During the visit, we will discuss symptoms related to hormone health, review any existing lab work and determine whether additional testing is needed.

If hormone imbalance is suspected, appropriate lab tests will be ordered, Once results are available, they will be reviewed together and treatment options will be discussed.

Telemedicine regulations require physicians to provide care to patients located in states where they are licensed. Currently Dr. Watkins is licensed in Oregon, and California.

Follow-up visits depend on your treatment plan and membership option.

Patients beginning therapy are typically monitored more closely at first to ensure treatment is working safely and effectively. Once your hormone levels are stable and symptoms are improving, visits may occur less frequently while still maintaining appropriate medical oversight.

Appointments are conducted through secure telemedicine video visits.

Video consultations allow the doctor to provide personalized care while maintaining the convenience of remote access. Secure messaging may also be available through the portal for non-urgent questions between visits.

Patients can communication through the secure patient portal.

The portal allows you to send messages, review lab results, access medical records, and manage appointments. This system keeps all communication private, secure, and organized in one place.

When prescribed appropriately and monitored by a qualified physician, testosterone therapy can be a safe and effective treatment for men with clinically low testosterone levels.

Treatment always begins with a comprehensive evaluation, including medial history and lab testing. Once therapy begins, patients are monitored regularly to ensure hormone levels remain with a healthy range and to assess overall health markers.

The goal is to restore hormone to physiological levels - not to exceed them.

Like any medical treatment, testosterone therapy can have potential side effects. These may include:

• Acne or oily skin

• Increased red blood cells levels

• Fluid retention

• Breast Tenderness

• Changes in mood or sleep

• Possible reduction in sperm production

Most side effects can be prevented or manages through proper dosing and regular monitoring.

Your physician will review risk and benefits with you before beginning therapy.

Safety monitoring is an essential part of hormone therapy.

Patients undergo regular lab testing to tract testosterone levels and other important health markers such as:

• Red Blood cell count

• PSA

• Liver function

• Cholesterol and metabolic markers

Follow-up visits ensure treatment is working effectively while maintaining patient safety.

Yes, testosterone therapy can reduce sperm production and may affect fertility in some men.

Men who wish to preserve fertility should discuss this with a physician before starting treatment. In certain cases, alternative treatment state gives may be recommended to support hormone balance while maintaining fertility.

Current medical research does not show that properly managed testosterone therapy causes prostate cancer.

However, prostate health is monitored during treatment through appropriate screening and laboratory testing. If there are concerns about prostate health, additional evaluation may be recommended before starting therapy.

Yes. Patients can discontinue therapy if they decide it is no longer right for them.

However, because testosterone therapy affects the body’s natural hormone production, stopping treatment should always be done under medical guidance to ensure a safe transition.

Many patients begin noticing improvements in energy, mood, and libido wishing several weeks of starting therapy.

Other benefits such as improved body composition, strength, and metabolic health may take several months as hormone levels stabilize.

Every patient responds differently, which is why treatment and monitoring are individualized.

• Physician-guided care

• Comprehensive lab evaluation

• Focus on overall health, not just testosterone numbers

• Individualized treatment plans