TRT doc in New jersey Area

[shq87]

Need recommendations. Thinking about jumping on TRT. Called a bunch of anti aging clinic and most of them don’t deal with insurance directly. So i was wondering if any of the members know a good doc in northern NJ ( or even online) that will work through insurance.

 

[chocolatemalt]

Will any insurance companies support TRT? Anyone had luck with that?

If so, it seems logical that you could get a regular PCP to administer it and still have coverage. I say "logical" as a hedge because it's unlikely to be that easy.

 

[Multislacking]

Will any insurance companies support TRT? Anyone had luck with that?

If so, it seems logical that you could get a regular PCP to administer it and still have coverage. I say "logical" as a hedge because it's unlikely to be that easy.

Absolutely they will. Probably have better luck going to a urologist in your area.

 

[Jrz13]

Check your message bro

 

[Jrz13]

Check your message bro. Of course the doc takes insurance, trt is a 100% legit medical condition like needing insulin... Not comparing the 2 conditions but you need medicine for a condition. My insurance been covering it since I was diagnosed. I keep extra test on hand of course

 

[chocolatemalt]

Check your message bro. Of course the doc takes insurance, trt is a 100% legit medical condition like needing insulin... Not comparing the 2 conditions but you need medicine for a condition. My insurance been covering it since I was diagnosed. I keep extra test on hand of course

Excellent. What level did your T need to be below to qualify, and what is the target level your doc aims for?

 

[GYMnTONIC]

https://titanmedicalcenter.com/

They can help you in any State as they do it via Skype. They are based out of FL. If you call or msg them, tell them I sent you and ask for a discount. I get nothing out of it fyi, I just happen to be friends with the owner.

They have a variety of things they can legally prescribe. HRT, HGH, IGF, Hcg, ECA stack and many more interesting products. Can be a bit pricy fyi.

 

[wesley_swolle]

Will any insurance companies support TRT? Anyone had luck with that?

If so, it seems logical that you could get a regular PCP to administer it and still have coverage. I say "logical" as a hedge because it's unlikely to be that easy.

My insurance company (Kaiser) covers my trt treatment. However, my primary care physician refused to prescribe injections. I went over his head to a specialist, who went ahead and prescribed test c injections. And even after I got the okay from my endo, my primary care doctor was hesitant to order refills of test. Fucking asshole had the nerve to ask me who prescribed my testosterone. I told him someone had to, I didn't prescribe to myself, lol

I Didn't Choose the Swolle Life, The Swolle Life Chose Me

 

[chocolatemalt]

My insurance company (Kaiser) covers my trt treatment. However, my primary care physician refused to prescribe injections. I went over his head to a specialist, who went ahead and prescribed test c injections. And even after I got the okay from my endo, my primary care doctor was hesitant to order refills of test. Fucking asshole had the nerve to ask me who prescribed my testosterone. I told him someone had to, I didn't prescribe to myself, lol

I Didn't Choose the Swolle Life, The Swolle Life Chose Me

Cool feedback thx. I'm also on Kaiser and also had a PCP who was a spastic nutcase when I mentioned TRT. I gave up any attempts to go legit then, but now my natty levels are in the 100's (yay AAS abuse! lol) and I have a new and radically agreeable PCP (almost suspiciously so) who will probably prescribe anything I want, if Kaiser guidelines allow.

What T level did you have when getting treatment finally?

 

[wesley_swolle]

Cool feedback thx. I'm also on Kaiser and also had a PCP who was a spastic nutcase when I mentioned TRT. I gave up any attempts to go legit then, but now my natty levels are in the 100's (yay AAS abuse! lol) and I have a new and radically agreeable PCP (almost suspiciously so) who will probably prescribe anything I want, if Kaiser guidelines allow.

What T level did you have when getting treatment finally?

You're lucky man, Kaiser, at least my office, is full of some real winners, let me tell you. I went through six doctors before finally settling on the "best of the worst." I eventually got fed up with the hoops I had to jump through with Kaiser, so I started self administering. Now I'm paying for my own test and blood work, but I don't have to deal with that bs anymore. Best decision I ever made. My total test was 94 when I started trt

I Didn't Choose the Swolle Life, The Swolle Life Chose Me

 

[Jrz13]

My levels were at 160 when I was diagnosed completely natural, I have legit asihg from all the years of cycling. Tried to come off and its just a no go now. I keep my levels between 700-900 on 200mg a week and doc is very happy with that. He also gives me adex.