Testosterone testing, specialist consultations and ongoing TRT care in one pathway.
Offer a complete testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) pathway: baseline blood tests, a consultation with a men's health specialist, treatment where clinically appropriate, and regular monitoring blood tests, all tracked in one patient record.
The patient books a baseline hormone test, taken in your pharmacy or clinic, or on a home visit.
Samples are analysed by an accredited laboratory and results appear in the Results Portal.
A men's health doctor reviews the results and symptoms and discusses whether TRT is right for the patient.
Where treatment is appropriate, it is prescribed and dispensed through a partner pharmacy, on a monthly plan.
Monitoring blood tests every 8 to 12 weeks at first, then every 3 to 6 months once stable.
TRT patients need regular blood tests and reviews, which means regular visits.
Consultations are carried out by doctors experienced in men's health and TRT.
Baseline and monitoring tests run through the Blood Testing Platform.
Treatment, monitoring tests and reviews on one monthly plan.
Patients and doctors see testosterone and safety markers over time.
Low testosterone can cause tiredness, low mood, reduced libido and loss of muscle. A properly monitored TRT service needs blood tests before and during treatment, as well as specialist consultations. The platform brings these together so your pharmacy or clinic can offer it safely.
Safe TRT depends on regular checks of testosterone, red blood cells and other markers. Monitoring tests are scheduled automatically, results are reviewed by the doctor, and the patient sees their history in the Results Portal.
With a baseline testosterone blood test, followed by a consultation with a men's health doctor who reviews the results and symptoms.
Typically every 8 to 12 weeks when treatment starts, then every 3 to 6 months once levels are stable.
In a partner pharmacy or clinic with a trained phlebotomist, or on a home visit. Samples are analysed by an accredited laboratory.
GMC-registered doctors through Medical Diagnosis Victoria, a CQC-registered provider, only where treatment is clinically appropriate.
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