Work directly with Michael Hoffman, MD — a board-certified urologist and multi-year Castle Connolly Top Doctor — for erectile dysfunction and low testosterone care that is actually explained, monitored and adjusted over time. Testosterone replacement therapy, when appropriate, is used to support better mood, energy, sleep, exercise tolerance and muscle gain, and is integrated with weight and metabolic health — including weight-loss treatment with GLP-1–based injectables when appropriate, often coordinated with testosterone therapy so weight, hormones and metabolic health are moving in the same direction — as part of an overall plan for long-term wellbeing rather than a quick fix.
Male fertility is addressed with the same level of detail: semen analysis counseling, evaluation of hormonal and structural factors, and careful discussion of how treatment choices — including TRT and other medications — affect sperm production now and in the future. The aim is a single, coherent plan for sexual function, hormones and family planning.
This is a physician-led men's health practice focused on depth, not volume. The goal is to understand what's really going on and build a plan that fits your life — not just renew a prescription.
A careful workup that looks at blood flow, hormones, medications, performance anxiety, sleep and stress. Treatment can include medication, lifestyle changes and hormone optimization when appropriate, with the goal of predictable, sustainable performance in the bedroom — not just a quick script.
Thoughtful testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) when it is truly indicated, with counseling about fertility, cardiovascular risk and long-term monitoring. The focus is on better mood, energy, sleep, libido, exercise tolerance and muscle gain — combined with weight management and metabolic health, not testosterone in isolation.
Infertility workup, counseling and treatment options from a urologist who understands how testosterone, other medications and lifestyle affect sperm production. Discussion includes preserving fertility while optimizing hormones whenever possible.
Weight, visceral fat, sleep quality, blood pressure and testosterone all interact. Telemedicine visits can integrate nutrition, activity, medication-assisted weight loss and TRT when appropriate — including GLP-1–based injectable treatments for weight loss when they make medical sense — with clear discussion of expectations, side effects, monitoring and cost. The goal is better labs, better numbers and better day-to-day life, not chasing a single number on the scale.
Detailed counseling on finasteride, minoxidil and other hair treatments with clear discussion of sexual function, mood and long-term hormonal health. The aim is a realistic, individualized plan — not fear, and not blind reassurance.
PSA, prostate, testicular and metabolic screening folded into an ongoing men's health relationship. Kidney stones, prior surgery and evolving hormone or fertility issues are tracked over time instead of in isolated “one-off” visits.
This practice is best suited for men who want a clear explanation of what is going on, honest discussion of risks and trade-offs, and a long-term plan for performance, hormones, fertility, weight and overall health — not just a quick refill.
Many men wait years before talking about these issues. Telemedicine creates a quieter, more comfortable environment to finally address them directly.
Men's health is too important to outsource to an app or a rotating pool of anonymous providers. Here, you work directly with a urologist whose career is built around these issues.
Dr. Hoffman is a board-certified urologist who has spent his career taking care of men with kidney stones, elevated PSA, prostate enlargement, prostate cancer, sexual dysfunction, hormonal concerns and fertility issues. He runs a high-volume clinical and surgical practice and brings that same level of clarity and directness to his telemedicine work.
Much of that work centers on men's sexual health and hormones: erectile dysfunction, low testosterone, Peyronie's disease, male factor infertility, and the way all of that intersects with weight, sleep, blood pressure, mood and exercise. Testosterone replacement therapy, when used, is prescribed thoughtfully and monitored over time, with specific counseling about fertility and long-term health rather than treating testosterone as a standalone quick fix.
Telemedicine allows these conversations to unfold in a quieter, more private setting, without the friction of travel, parking or a crowded waiting room. The goal is to align bedroom performance, hormone balance, energy, sleep and metabolic health into a single plan that makes sense for your real life and your budget.
This practice is built for men who want an ongoing relationship with a physician, not a one-click refill. If you value direct, unhurried conversation and clear medical reasoning, this may be a good fit.
The first step is simple: request a call back through the secure form below. You will receive a response outlining next steps, basic expectations, and how telemedicine visits are structured.
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Real feedback will vary and should never be used as a guarantee. These examples illustrate the kind of experience this practice aims to deliver.
Exact pricing and insurance arrangements can change over time and may vary by state and scenario. The structure below is an overview, not a contract. Details are clarified before any visit.
These answers are general and may not apply exactly to your situation. Specific recommendations are always made one-on-one during an actual visit.
No. Telemedicine can complement, but not fully replace, in-person care. Some problems can be managed primarily by telemedicine with local labs and imaging. Others require in-person examination, procedures or ongoing local follow-up. That distinction is made explicitly.
When medically appropriate and legally allowed in your location, prescriptions — including testosterone replacement therapy — can be sent to your preferred pharmacy. Medications are never guaranteed; they follow a proper evaluation, lab work and discussion of risks, benefits and fertility implications.
Standard testosterone replacement can lower or shut down sperm production in many men. If fertility is a priority, there are ways to approach hormones more cautiously or use different medications. That discussion is a core part of any decision about testosterone therapy in this practice.
No. This is not an emergency service. Chest pain, severe shortness of breath, signs of stroke, high fever, inability to urinate or any rapidly worsening symptom require immediate in-person care. For emergencies, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
There is no automated booking widget or chat bot here. Your message goes directly to Dr. Hoffman's practice, and your information is treated confidentially.
You can also email directly at urologydoctor@gmail.com. Please do not use this form or email for urgent or emergency issues.
You will receive a response outlining whether telemedicine is appropriate for your situation, what preparation is helpful (prior labs, imaging, medication list), and the structure and cost of an initial visit. When possible, options for cost-conscious medications and local resources are also discussed.
This site is for general information and does not create a doctor–patient relationship on its own. Recommendations are only made in the context of an actual consultation. This is not an emergency service.