Men's health
Men's hormone replacement (TRT)
Testosterone replacement therapy with a nurse practitioner, connected to the rest of your health care.
What testosterone replacement therapy is
Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) is a treatment your provider may discuss when lab tests show your testosterone is low, when clinically appropriate.
It is not right for everyone. Your provider will talk with you about the benefits and risks for you. Individual results vary.
Who it may help
- Men who have been told their testosterone is low
- Men who want to learn whether TRT is a safe choice for them
- Men who want their hormone care connected to the rest of their health care
What to expect
What a visit may include
- A review of your symptoms, health history and medications
- Lab work, including testosterone levels checked on two separate mornings
- A talk about your options, including the benefits and risks of TRT
- Regular follow-up and labs to see how you're doing and adjust your plan
Lab work
Our Eugene clinic has an on-site Labcorp lab, with labs drawn by scheduled appointment. Plan on two morning blood draws before a prescription.
Where it is available
In person at our Eugene and Red Oak clinics, and by telehealth in the states where our providers are licensed.
Who provides this care
Availability depends on provider, service, location and state.
Kristi L. Ross, MSN, APRN, FNP-C
Hormone therapy by telehealth, and in person in Iowa and Nebraska when available.
Rachel Leonhardy, APRN, FNP-C
In person at our Eugene clinic.
David Martinez-Hakes, APRN, FNP-BC, AAHIVS
Hormone therapy in person and by telehealth in Iowa and Nebraska; telehealth in Arizona; limited in-person availability in Oregon.
Jessica Thornton, DNP, APRN
In person at our Red Oak, Iowa clinic, by appointment.
Eligibility and availability. Hormone therapy is offered only when clinically appropriate. Treatment eligibility varies, and your provider will help you decide what fits your health and goals.
Insurance and cost
TRT visits are billed to insurance, and your cost depends on your plan. Insurance participation varies by provider, service, location and plan. Please call or text (541) 214-2786 before your visit so we can confirm your specific plan and benefits.
On OHP through Trillium, coverage has its own rules, including lab requirements and prior authorization for many products. Read what OHP covers for menopause and low testosterone.
Good to know
Safety and your health history
Whether TRT is safe for you depends on your health history. Your provider will review your history, medications and labs and talk with you about benefits and risks before you decide.
Testing before treatment
Low testosterone is confirmed with blood tests on two separate mornings, so plan on two lab visits before a prescription.
Follow-up visits
Your provider will set a follow-up schedule with you, with labs as needed, to see how you're doing and adjust your plan.
Insurance coverage
Visits are billed to insurance when your plan covers them. Labs are billed separately. Medication costs depend on your pharmacy and plan.
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Learn more →Telehealth Visits
See your provider by secure video from home.
Learn more →Clinical content reviewed by Revitalized Wellness clinical leadership · Updated November 2026.
Request a TRT visit
Accepting new primary care patients in Eugene, Oregon and Red Oak, Iowa. Call or text (541) 214-2786, Monday–Thursday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. PT. Red Oak: (712) 717-0300, by appointment only.