Common symptoms include fatigue and low energy, low sex drive, erectile dysfunction, brain fog, increased body fat, and decreased muscle mass.
A telemedicine clinic provides online medical care for hormone optimization and weight loss. Patients meet with licensed providers virtually, complete lab testing, and receive medications shipped directly to their home.
Yes. Christopher is licensed in Georgia, which means he can legally provide care to residents there. If you live elsewhere, we'll let you know during your free consultation and won't charge you for treatment.
First, complete the online intake form. You'll meet with the provider for a consultation, including a thorough evaluation of your medical history and current medications. Labs will be ordered to establish baseline levels. If you've had labs recently, they can be reviewed during the visit. If you're a good candidate for TRT or weight loss treatment, the prescriptions will be ordered through our delivery pharmacy and shipped via 2nd-day shipping.
Yes. Lab testing is required to ensure safety and proper dosing. You can visit a local lab, use at-home lab kits in some cases, or submit recent labs (within 3 to 6 months).
From your first consultation to starting treatment typically takes 7 to 14 days, depending on how quickly your labs come back and when you schedule your follow-up.
TRT can be prescribed in several forms, including injectable testosterone (the most common and effective), topical creams or gels, and other compounded options based on your needs.
1–2 weeks: improved energy and mood
3–6 weeks: libido and focus improve
8–12 weeks: muscle and body composition changes
Yes, when monitored by a medical provider. This includes ongoing lab monitoring of testosterone levels, red blood cell count (hematocrit), estrogen levels, prostate markers (PSA), and lipid or cholesterol levels.
Yes. TRT can reduce sperm production. If you plan to have children, alternative treatments may be recommended.
The most frequently reported side effects include acne or oily skin (especially early in treatment), mild fluid retention (temporary), increased red blood cell count (hematocrit), mood changes or irritability, and breast tenderness or enlargement.
GLP-1 receptor agonists are medications that help regulate appetite and blood sugar, leading to sustainable weight loss. Tirzepatide is available as a weekly injection or daily oral tablet.
They work by reducing hunger and cravings, slowing stomach emptying, improving insulin response, and helping you feel full longer.
Most patients lose 10 to 20 percent of their body weight over several months when combined with lifestyle changes.
Common side effects include nausea, constipation, and decreased appetite. These are usually temporary and improve with dose adjustments.
Yes. Best results occur with high-protein intake, increased fiber, calorie awareness, and whole foods including fruits and vegetables that will fuel your body with necessary micronutrients. Hydration is also important when appetite is decreased.
You'll have direct access to your care team for dose adjustments and support. If there are concerns about side effects, your provider can prescribe medications for symptom management.
You'll have direct access through a secure patient portal. Message him with questions, concerns, or updates anytime. He typically responds within one business day, often sooner.
Standard follow-up labs are typically done every 3 to 6 months, depending on your treatment and how you're responding. All routine labs are included in your monthly fee.
CarePrime Men handles the hormone and weight management side of your care, but Christopher works alongside your primary care provider rather than replacing them. For routine physicals, in-person exams, or unrelated medical concerns, you'll still see your regular PCP.
Costs vary depending on the medication type, dosage, and membership model. At CarePrime Men, we include telemedicine visits, labs, medications, and supplies in each monthly membership price.
The simple answer is that insurance companies have very specific guidelines on medication coverage.
For testosterone replacement therapy, you may have symptoms because your testosterone has decreased but not quite low enough to be considered "low" by current standards. You can still have the symptoms of decreased testosterone and not meet the insurance company's requirements.
For weight loss medications, a preexisting condition like diabetes, moderate to severe sleep apnea, or heart disease is typically required for coverage.If insurance companies will consider paying for treatment, they often require prior authorization, which can be time-consuming and delay treatment.
That's where CarePrime Men comes in.
No. You can cancel anytime with no penalty. We earn your business every month, not through contracts.
Yes. Treatment costs typically qualify as eligible medical expenses. We provide itemized receipts you can submit to your HSA/FSA administrator.
For certain medications, yes — a signature is required to ensure proper delivery. However, there's an option to waive the signature requirement if you're unable to be home for delivery. You can also have medications delivered to your job.
