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Testosterone Evaluation
Individualized testosterone evaluation based on symptoms, health history, physical assessment, and appropriate laboratory testing.
Learn MoreIndividualized evaluation and evidence-based care from clinicians who listen, explain the options clearly, and build a plan around your health goals.
Focused evaluation and individualized care for hormone health, sexual health, urinary concerns, and overall well-being.
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Individualized testosterone evaluation based on symptoms, health history, physical assessment, and appropriate laboratory testing.
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Thorough evaluation and individualized management for erectile dysfunction in a discreet, professional, and patient-centered setting.
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Low-intensity extracorporeal shockwave therapy, also known as Li-ESWT, offered as a non-invasive option for appropriate patients.
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Clinical evaluation and individualized management planning for urinary symptoms that may relate to benign prostatic hyperplasia.
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Evaluation and individualized management planning for patients with concerns involving penile curvature, discomfort, or related symptoms.
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Confidential evaluation, appropriate diagnostic testing, and individualized management for sexually transmitted infections.
Learn MoreWe welcome patients seeking attentive, evidence-based care for hormone health, sexual wellness, preventive health, and long-term well-being.
Center for Men's Health Rhode Island provides transparent pricing and payment options for our clinical services. We are committed to helping our patients access the professional care they need.
Insurance coverage varies by plan and service. Our staff can help confirm participation information and provide guidance, but benefits, authorization requirements, deductibles, copayments, and final coverage decisions remain subject to the patient's insurance plan.
Self-pay options are available for patients who prefer not to use insurance or whose requested service is not covered. Contact our office for current pricing and payment information before scheduling.
Leonard Berkowitz, PA-C, is Co-Founder, Chief Executive Officer, and Lead Clinician at Center for Men's Health Rhode Island. With more than 17 years of clinical experience, he provides individualized care focused on hormone health, urological wellness, and primary care. His approach emphasizes careful evaluation, clear communication, and practical treatment planning.
Jose Bolanos is Co-Founder, Health Lead, and Lead Health Strategist at Center for Men's Health Rhode Island. He connects health strategy, clinical research, patient education, operations, and technology to support clear protocols, practical systems, and consistent evidence-based resources. His work helps strengthen the patient experience and the practice's day-to-day execution.
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Find clear answers about appointments, insurance, testosterone evaluation, and shockwave therapy. If you need additional help, please contact our office.
Coverage varies by plan and service. Call the member-services number on your insurance card to confirm network participation, benefits, authorization requirements, deductibles, and copayments. Our office can also help review available participation information, but the insurance plan makes the final coverage decision.
Please bring a photo ID, insurance card if applicable, a current medication and supplement list, and any recent laboratory or medical records related to your concerns. Contact our office before the visit if you need help transferring records.
Your initial evaluation includes a comprehensive clinical review, discussion of symptoms and medical history, physical assessment when appropriate, and targeted laboratory testing. This helps the clinician determine whether testosterone therapy is appropriate and develop an individualized management plan.
The clinician reviews the clinical findings and available laboratory results, discusses whether treatment is appropriate, and explains reasonable options, monitoring needs, potential risks, and follow-up. The plan depends on the patient's health history and clinical findings.
Response times vary. Some patients report changes after several sessions, while others may require more time. During the initial consultation, the clinician will review whether Li-ESWT is appropriate and discuss a treatment schedule and realistic expectations.
Li-ESWT may be considered for some patients after a clinical evaluation. The clinician reviews symptoms, health history, contributing conditions, prior treatments, and realistic goals before determining whether this non-invasive option is appropriate.