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Provider-determined testosterone replacement for adults whose labs confirm clinical hypogonadism. Symptoms alone are not enough; a full hormone panel decides candidacy. Telehealth in Michigan, Florida, Alabama, and Mississippi. From $45/mo. Free 20-minute provider consultation.
TRT Program
from $45/mo
Medication, provider visits, and dose adjustments to physiologic range.
Medically reviewed by
Dr. Erald Lula, MD, MPH
Triple Board-Certified: Internal Medicine, Obesity Medicine, Lifestyle Medicine
Last reviewed: Bio
NuHealth’s TRT program is built on the labs. Every plan combines the medication (only when your bloodwork confirms hypogonadism), DEA-registered provider care, and the quarterly lab cadence that keeps a Schedule III protocol inside physiologic range.
The medication
Testosterone cypionate or enanthate, prescribed weekly to your provider-set dose. A Schedule III controlled substance, dispensed by a state-licensed pharmacy only after labs confirm clinical hypogonadism.
The provider (DEA-registered)
DEA-registered physicians licensed in your state. Ryan Haight-compliant telehealth relationship. Monthly check-ins for the first 3 months, then quarterly.
The labs (quarterly)
Baseline panel before any prescription. Quarterly re-checks so your provider can adjust dose to physiologic range. Labs are ordered at standard cash prices through LabCorp or Quest.
“Pricing posted up front: TRT membership from $45 / month. Your provider determines whether TRT is clinically appropriate for you only after a full hormone panel confirms the labs.”
Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) restores serum testosterone to the physiologic range in adults with lab-confirmed clinical hypogonadism. TRT is not a “boost.” It is a Schedule III controlled substance prescribed by a DEA-registered provider only when the labs decide, not the symptoms alone.
NuHealth typically prescribes testosterone cypionate (or enanthate) as a self-administered weekly intramuscular or subcutaneous injection. Your provider trains you on technique at your first appointment and dispenses through a state-licensed pharmacy.
TRT is regulated by the DEA. NuHealth providers are DEA-registered in every state we serve (MI, FL, AL, MS), and the provider-patient relationship is established under the Ryan Haight Act before any Schedule III prescription is issued.
The clinical pathway
Baseline labs
Total testosterone (drawn before 10 a.m.), free testosterone, estradiol, LH/FSH, CBC with hematocrit, PSA, and lipid panel. Ordered before any prescription decision.
Prescription decision
Your DEA-registered provider prescribes TRT only when the labs confirm clinical hypogonadism and your symptoms line up with the bloodwork. Symptoms alone are not enough.
Ongoing supervision
Quarterly labs, monthly check-ins for the first 3 months, and dose adjustments toward the physiologic range under Schedule III supervision.
A DEA-registered provider reviews your symptoms, medical history, current medications, and family history in a telehealth call. No credit card required. If your medical history contains an active contraindication for TRT, your provider will say so on this call.
Your provider orders the full hormone panel: total testosterone (morning draw), free testosterone, estradiol, LH/FSH, CBC with hematocrit, PSA, and lipid panel. TRT is prescribed only when the labs confirm clinical hypogonadism and your symptoms line up with the bloodwork. The consultation itself is free, whatever the labs show.
Monthly provider check-ins for the first 3 months, then quarterly labs and check-ins. Every visit re-confirms DEA-registered dispensing and adjusts dose to keep you inside the physiologic range. Direct provider messaging between appointments.
Throughout, your treatment plan is the responsibility of your DEA-registered NuHealth provider, informed by your full medical history and quarterly labs.
Candidacy
TRT may be appropriate for adult men whose labs confirm clinical hypogonadism AND whose symptoms line up with the bloodwork. Here is how your DEA-registered provider generally frames candidacy before your consultation.
Provider-assessed after full hormone panel
TRT works on months, not weeks. Many patients describe a gradual restoration of morning energy, libido, and mood as testosterone returns to the physiologic range. Muscle and body composition changes typically build later. Individual response varies; your provider tracks your specific timeline at every check-in.
Weeks 1-4
Initial follow-up
Some patients describe steadier morning energy in the first month; others notice no change yet. Your provider re-checks labs at 6 weeks to confirm the starting dose is moving levels toward the physiologic range.
Month 3
Recheck labs
Full recheck of total testosterone, free testosterone, estradiol, and hematocrit. Your provider adjusts dose or protocol if your labs are not returning to range.
Month 6
Full clinical review
Many patients describe recovery of libido, mood stability, and morning energy at 6 months. Individual response varies. Body composition changes typically build across this window.
Month 12
Annual comprehensive review
Annual review of all cumulative labs, symptom history, and treatment goals. Continued care remains under Schedule III / DEA supervision. Your provider discusses whether to continue, hold, or adjust the protocol.
The pattern above is what patients commonly describe. It is not a guarantee of outcome. Your provider tailors the plan to your specific bloodwork, comorbidities, and goals.
Outcomes at a glance
~78%
Fatigue symptom improvement
Reported improvement in fatigue symptoms among clinically hypogonadal men treated with TRT (observational cohorts, hypogonadism guidelines 2018-2023).
This figure reflects observational-study outcomes for TRT in clinically confirmed hypogonadism. NuHealth prescribes only when your labs confirm the diagnosis; individual response varies.
Registration
DEA
Schedule III supervision
States
4
MI · FL · AL · MS
Labs
Q
Quarterly monitoring
Provider response
<24h
Typical reply on the patient portal
The medication
Compounded testosterone cypionate
Prepared to your provider’s prescription by a state-licensed 503A compounding pharmacy.
Free 20-minute consultation · no charge unless you start a program
Pricing
The TRT program covers the medication (when prescribed), DEA- registered provider care, dose adjustments to physiologic range, and direct provider messaging. Labs at standard cash prices. Transparent pricing, no insurance middleman.
Free consultation
Free. No charge for the visit, whatever the labs show.
No hidden fees
The monthly price covers medication and provider care; labs at standard cash prices.
DEA-supervised care
Every prescription written by a DEA-registered provider under Schedule III rules.
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Injectable testosterone cypionate or enanthate, prescribed per patient.
3-month starter program
A free 20-minute provider consultation precedes any prescription.
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In-person consults for metro Detroit patients. DEA-registered telehealth in Michigan, Florida, Alabama, and Mississippi. The medication ships to your door; when you need to walk in for labs, an in-person visit, or a dose discussion, our clinic is on Woodward, between Birmingham and Berkley.
NuHealth Medical Wellness30301 Woodward Ave, Suite 240Lab Work
Your labs decide, not you. TRT is prescribed only after a full hormone panel confirms the clinical picture — then re-checked on a schedule to keep you in range.
Foundational hormone & health screen for men
A focused look at testosterone, estrogen balance, and the core safety markers behind a hormone program.
What's measured
In-depth hormone, metabolic & recovery workup for men
Everything in the Core panel plus metabolic, thyroid, recovery, and micronutrient markers for a complete picture.
What's measured
Panels are ordered and reviewed by your licensed NuHealth provider and may be adjusted to your history and goals. Lab work is completed at a certified lab near you.
Three topics, in plain language. If you do not see your question, the free consultation is the place to ask it.
Diagnosis requires symptoms (fatigue, low libido, muscle loss, mood changes, reduced exercise capacity) plus confirmed low lab values on morning bloodwork. Your provider orders a full hormone panel at your consultation. Symptoms alone aren't enough; the labs must confirm the clinical picture before TRT is prescribed.
TRT is a Schedule III controlled substance under DEA regulation. NuHealth providers are DEA-registered in each state we serve (MI, FL, AL, MS). Ryan Haight Act requirements are met through a proper provider-patient relationship, established at your consultation and maintained through baseline labs and ongoing follow-up care.
OTC "testosterone boosters" are supplements — they are not prescriptions and cannot restore testosterone in men with clinical hypogonadism. TRT is a Schedule III prescription controlled substance. NuHealth prescribes TRT only when a DEA-registered provider confirms hypogonadism on the labs. No product on a supplement shelf can do that.
Baseline: total testosterone (morning draw), free testosterone, estradiol, LH/FSH, CBC with hematocrit, PSA (if 40 or older), and lipid panel. Quarterly re-checks track hematocrit, PSA, estradiol, and lipids so your provider can adjust dose to keep you inside the physiologic range.
$45/month. The monthly price includes the medication (when prescribed), provider check-ins, dose adjustments, and direct provider messaging. Labs are not included; your provider orders them at standard cash prices. The 20-minute provider consultation is free. NuHealth does not bill insurance.
Yes — testosterone cypionate and enanthate are given as self-administered intramuscular or subcutaneous injections, typically weekly. Your provider walks you through the technique at your first appointment. The needle is small and the injection is quick once you have practiced it.
TRT suppresses spermatogenesis and can reduce fertility while you are on it. If fertility is a current or future concern, your provider may discuss alternatives (such as enclomiphene) that preserve spermatogenesis while still addressing low testosterone. Fertility considerations are discussed at your consultation.
Individualized. Some patients remain on TRT indefinitely under ongoing DEA-supervised care; others take periodic breaks. The plan is set by your provider based on your labs, symptoms, and goals. Discontinuation is discussed at every quarterly visit.
From a patient
“Once the labs confirmed low testosterone, everything about the plan felt clinical. Morning energy came back around week 8; my provider adjusted twice at 12 weeks.”
Mark T.
TRT Program
Free T at baseline
Low
Free T at week 12
In range
24 weeks in program
The next step
NuHealth provides DEA-registered telehealth TRT to adult men in Michigan, Florida, Alabama, and Mississippi, with in-person consultations at our Royal Oak, MI clinic. Start with a free 20-minute consultation; your provider orders the full hormone panel and prescribes only when the labs confirm hypogonadism. The consultation itself is free.
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