Sexual Health · Adults
Sex is part of health. We treat it that way.
ED treatment, menopause-related dryness and discomfort, and libido support — prescribed by clinicians who screen for the why, not just the what.
Program pricing
Per-treatment
priced per treatment · exact cost will be shown before any future purchase
Clinical enrollment is closed. This page accepts contact details for non-clinical updates only.
Telehealth-first; in-person care when clinically or legally required
What to expect
PDE-5 inhibitors (tadalafil, sildenafil) — daily or as-needed dosing
Topical vaginal estrogen for menopause-related dryness and discomfort
Libido support options, including compounded formulations where clinically appropriate
Cardiovascular screening built into every ED evaluation
Your pharmacy choice confirmed before any prescription is sent
One care team across your hormones, weight, and sexual health
The honest fine print
All treatments require evaluation by a licensed clinician; a purchase is never a guarantee of a prescription. Some options (such as oxytocin or bupropion for libido) are prescribed off-label or as compounded formulations — we'll always tell you what the evidence shows and what is and isn't FDA-approved. Erectile dysfunction can be an early sign of cardiovascular disease, which is why our intake screens for it.
Sexual Health questions, answered
Is this discreet?
Care is designed around a private portal, and we limit sensitive detail in routine communications where practical. Pharmacy packaging, delivery, and insurance descriptors are controlled by the organizations you choose, so we do not guarantee them.
Daily or as-needed ED medication?
Both are options. Low-dose daily tadalafil suits some men better than on-demand dosing — that's a clinical conversation based on your health, goals, and other medications.
Why do you ask about my heart during an ED visit?
Erectile dysfunction can be associated with cardiovascular disease. The evaluation includes cardiovascular safety screening and referral when a finding needs additional attention.
What about low libido for women?
We take it seriously as a medical issue. Depending on your situation, options can include vaginal estrogen, hormone optimization, and off-label or compounded approaches (like bupropion or oxytocin) with an honest discussion of the evidence for each.
Pennsylvania pilot preview
Clinical enrollment is not open
