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TRT Cost in NYC

Physician-led testosterone therapy in Midtown Manhattan

Pricing stated up front: a $175 self-pay evaluation to start, clear monthly care after. Select PPO insurance accepted. Same-day appointments available.

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Slava Fuzayloff

$175

(not all-inclusive)

Start with an initial evaluation

Every new patient is evaluated in person by Dr. Slava Fuzayloff, DO — board-certified in Internal Medicine, 25+ years in practice. Your visit includes a symptom review, exam, and in-office blood draw. Labs return in a few business days, and your plan is completed the day results arrive. No treatment starts without proper testing.

How much does TRT cost each month?

Once you're a patient, choose the level of ongoing care:

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Core Membership

$225 /month

✔ Follow-ups every 8–12 weeks
✔ Dose adjustments and prescription management
✔ Ongoing physician supervision

Best fit: structured care without needing frequent access.

Executive Program

$450 /month

Everything in Core, plus priority scheduling, more time with the doctor, faster access when needed, and more frequent monitoring.

Best fit: closer follow-up and more flexibility.

What most patients pay

membership
+
medication
+
periodic labs

Medication and labs are not billed by the clinic:

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Medication — paid directly to your pharmacy

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Labs — through your insurance, or paid directly to the lab (see lab cost)

Is TRT covered by insurance?

Often, yes — when medically necessary. Insurers typically require low testosterone confirmed by two morning blood tests plus documented symptoms; many plans require prior authorization.

At our clinic:

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PPO plan we accept:

you pay your copay, deductible, or coinsurance; labs covered.

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Plan we don't accept:

$175 consult; labs still run through your insurance.

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Uninsured:

$175 consult plus about $91 in minimum diagnostic labs.

Why testosterone therapy costs more here than online

Online

Online clinics run on volume and limited physician involvement.

Here

Here, the same physician who evaluates you in person monitors and adjusts your treatment over time.

You're paying for supervision and long-term outcomes — not just a prescription.

Frequently asked questions

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Clear pricing. Structured care. No unnecessary treatment.

35 W 36th Street, Suite 7E, New York, NY 10018 · Mon–Fri 2–7 PM · Sat 12–4 PM

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Reviewed by Dr. Slava Fuzayloff, DO — Board-certified Internal Medicine · Last updated: August 2026

Lab Testing Costs

These are self-pay prices for patients paying out of pocket. If you have insurance, we send your labs to a lab in your network — most patients pay far less, often just a copay. Labs are billed by the lab, not by us.

You don't pay for all of these at once. Here's what's needed and when.

1. Initial evaluation — do you have low testosterone?

Test
Price
Total Testosterone
$32.00
Free Testosterone
$31.45
SHBG
$26.83
Total
$90.28

This is the minimum needed to diagnose testosterone deficiency accurately. SHBG is the protein that binds testosterone in your blood — without it, a total testosterone number alone can be misleading.

2. One-time workup — why is it low?

Ordered once, only if treatment is being considered.

Test
Price
LH
$22.94
FSH
$22.94
Prolactin
$23.92
TSH
$20.75
Cortisol
$44.00
Total
$134.55

These look for a treatable cause — a pituitary problem, thyroid disease, or an adrenal issue. Some men found here don't need testosterone at all. These are not repeated at follow-up visits.

3. First follow-up — 6 to 8 weeks after starting

Test
Price
Total Testosterone
$32.00
Estradiol
$34.49
CBC
$26.45
Total
$92.94

Confirms your dose is working and checks for the two most common side effects: estrogen conversion and thickening of the blood.

4. Ongoing monitoring — every 3 months

Test
Price
Total Testosterone
$32.00
Estradiol
$34.49
CBC
$26.45
Lipid Panel
$22.79
PSA
$49.00
Total
$164.73

Keeps your levels stable and catches problems before they become problems. Testosterone therapy is long-term, and so is monitoring it.

What you'll actually spend

Getting diagnosed
$90.00
Full workup if you start treatment
$225 (the $90 above plus the $135 one-time panel)
First follow-up at 6–8 weeks
$93
Every 3 months after that
$165

Dr. Fuzayloff orders what your case requires — not a standing panel. If a test isn't needed, it isn't ordered.

Prices are Quest Diagnostics self-pay rates and are subject to change by the lab. Questions about your specific situation: (212) 696-5900 .

PPO Plans We Accept

For the office visit, we accept these four PPO plans:

Your plan must be a PPO. HMO, EPO, Medicaid, and Medicare plans are not accepted for the office visit.

What it covers: the first office visit only. Membership and medication are never covered by insurance.

Labs are different. We can send your lab work to a lab in your network under any insurance plan — PPO, HMO, or otherwise — regardless of whether we accept that plan for the office visit.

Not sure which type of plan you have? Call us at (212) 696-5900 with your card and we'll check before you come in