Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) via Telehealth Across Ohio

Convenient, medically supervised testosterone evaluation and ongoing care through telehealth across Ohio.

1

Initial Evaluation

$59

  • Provider consultation
  • Testosterone screening lab
  • Review of symptoms and medical history

If your testosterone is low, we'll move to Step 2.

2

Comprehensive Lab Work

To ensure TRT is safe and appropriate, we'll obtain additional baseline lab work to evaluate hormone levels and rule out other medical causes before treatment begins.

Telehealth Patients:

Depending on your medical history and evaluation, additional testing, records, or an in-person examination may be requested before treatment.

3

Begin Treatment

$159/month

Your monthly membership includes:

  • Testosterone medication (when medically appropriate)
  • Provider follow-up visits
  • Ongoing lab monitoring
  • Dose adjustments as needed
  • Secure messaging with our team

Could Low Testosterone Be Affecting You?

Symptoms that may be associated with low testosterone can include:

  • Low sex drive
  • Fatigue or reduced energy
  • Erectile or sexual-function changes
  • Reduced muscle mass or strength
  • Difficulty concentrating or changes in mood

These symptoms can have many causes and do not by themselves establish low testosterone or eligibility for TRT.

Monitoring Timeline

We monitor your progress with routine labs and provider evaluations to ensure your treatment is safe and effective.

Initial Visit

Consultation & testosterone screening

If Eligible

Baseline labs & treatment begins

3 Months

Follow-up labs & medication review

Every Year

Annual lab monitoring and provider evaluation

Additional monitoring may be recommended based on your individual needs.

One-Year Program

TRT requires a 12-month commitment. This allows us to provide appropriate medical monitoring while spreading the cost of required laboratory testing throughout the year, making treatment more affordable.

Available anywhere in Ohio through telehealth.

Quality care. Convenient access. Backed by medical professionals.

Testosterone therapy is prescribed only after a medical evaluation and confirmation that treatment is medically appropriate. Not every patient with low tostosterone symptoms is a candidate for TRT.

How TRT Works

TRT (Testosterone Replacement Therapy) helps restore healthy testosterone levels—supporting energy, muscle mass, mood, libido, and overall vitality.

Boosts energy and reduces fatigue

Increases muscle mass and strength

Improves mood, focus, and mental clarity

Enhances libido and sexual performance

Lifestyle Changes. Lasting Results.

Medication is a tool—your daily habits create the transformation.

Nutrition

  • Focus on whole, nutrient-dense foods
  • Lean protein
  • Vegetables
  • Whole grains
  • Healthy fats

Exercise

  • Resistance training
  • 4–5 days per week
  • Build and maintain muscle
  • Increase metabolic rate
  • Improve strength, energy, and body composition

Hydration

  • Drink plenty of water throughout the day
  • Electrolytes when needed
  • Helps with energy, digestion, and performance

Required Lab

CMP
(If no recent results available)

Optional Metabolic Workup (Additional Fee)

  • A1c
  • Lipid Panel
  • TSH
  • Free T4
  • CBC
  • Ferritin
  • Vitamin D
  • Vitamin B12 and more

BMI Calculator

Check your BMI and see if you may be a candidate for medical weight loss.

Plateau Management

Hitting a stall? We’ll review your plan, adjust your dose or habits, and help you break through plateaus.

Ongoing Support

We provide ongoing support, dose adjustments, and education to help you stay on track and reach your goals.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get testosterone replacement therapy through telehealth in Ohio?

Yes. NextDoor offers testosterone evaluation and ongoing TRT management through telehealth for eligible patients located in Ohio. Additional testing or an in-person examination may occasionally be required based on the individual evaluation.

How much does the NDUC TRT program cost?

The initial consultation is free. Initial testosterone screening is $59. Patients who medically qualify for treatment can enter the TRT program for $159 per month, which includes prescribed testosterone medication, medical management, routine monitoring, and follow-up.

What are common symptoms of low testosterone?

Possible symptoms include reduced sex drive, fatigue, erectile or sexual-function changes, decreased muscle mass or strength, and changes in mood or concentration. Because these symptoms can have many causes, laboratory testing and medical evaluation are necessary.

How do I know if I qualify for TRT?

TRT is prescribed only when medically appropriate. Qualification is based on symptoms, medical history, laboratory findings, and provider evaluation. A low testosterone result alone does not automatically mean TRT is appropriate.

What testing is needed before starting TRT?

Testing begins with testosterone screening. If results suggest testosterone deficiency, additional or confirmatory laboratory testing may be required before treatment begins. Testing is individualized based on the patient's history and clinical findings.

What is included in the $159 monthly TRT program?

For medically qualified patients, the monthly program includes prescribed testosterone medication, provider management, routine laboratory monitoring, follow-up, and dose adjustments when appropriate.

Can TRT affect fertility?

Yes. Testosterone therapy can reduce sperm production. Men who are currently trying to conceive or who want to preserve fertility should discuss this with the provider before beginning treatment.

Is TRT offered for bodybuilding or athletic performance?

No. NDUC provides testosterone therapy only when it is medically appropriate following clinical evaluation and appropriate laboratory testing. TRT is not prescribed for bodybuilding, athletic-performance enhancement, cosmetic purposes, or simply to reverse normal aging.

Is TRT offered for bodybuilding or athletic performance?

No. NDUC provides testosterone therapy only when it is medically appropriate following clinical evaluation and appropriate laboratory testing. TRT is not prescribed for bodybuilding, athletic-performance enhancement, cosmetic purposes, or simply to reverse normal aging.