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Nuform Health is a physician-owned telehealth clinic built around a deliberately different economic model than most online TRT providers: no monthly subscription. Patients pay a flat $170 annual physician fee plus medication sold in 3–4 month kits, and that's it. For a stable TRT patient, that works out to roughly $113/month all-in in the first year — materially less than membership models that charge a monthly fee regardless of treatment status.
The care model centers on a "1-on-1 care team": each patient is assigned a named provider and a dedicated health specialist for life, reachable by direct text and phone rather than a ticket-based patient portal. Reviewers on Trustpilot consistently name the same staff members (Romario, Bryson, Michael, Alec) — and having actual humans proactively check in every 4 weeks is the single most-cited reason patients say they stay.
Intake runs through in-person Quest blood draws rather than at-home finger-prick kits, which Nuform says are "typically not accurate." A physician reviews labs with the patient before any prescription is written, and repeat labs are recommended at 3–4 months.
All prices below are as shown on nuformhealth.com, verified September 21, 2026.
| Item | Cost |
|---|---|
| Annual physician fee | $170/year |
| TRT 4-month injectable kit (200 mg/week, supplies included) | $200 ($50/mo equiv.) |
| "Bio-identical" 5-month TRT kit ⚠️ | $295 ($59/mo equiv.) |
| Testosterone + hCG/Gonadorelin 1-month kit | $120/month |
| Enclomiphene 3-month kit | $288 ($96/month) |
| Formula T+ (enclomiphene + hCG/gonadorelin) | $120/month |
| Male Comprehensive labs (up to 57 biomarkers) | $195 |
| Male Essential labs (6 core markers) | $95 |
| Component | Cost |
|---|---|
| Annual physician fee | $170 |
| Initial comprehensive labs | $195 |
| Medication: 3 × $200 kits | $600 |
| Follow-up labs (~2×/year) | $390 |
| Year 1 total | ~$1,355 (~$113/mo effective) |
Variants: with the $295 kit ≈ $1,463/yr; with T+hCG/gonadorelin ($120/mo) ≈ $2,195/yr; with enclomiphene ($96/mo) ≈ $1,907/yr. Using the $95 Essential panel for follow-ups lowers year-1 to ~$1,155. Costs typically drop in year 2 as labs space out. No insurance is accepted; credit/debit only.
How billing works: Kits are one-time purchases billed in 3- or 4-month increments. Nuform states verbatim on its site: "We DO NOT do monthly prescriptions or subscription plans… to avoid gaps in treatment and monthly drop-off errors." Nothing auto-renews and no card-on-file recurring charge exists. Stopping treatment means simply not buying the next kit.
About $1,355 all-in for the first year of injectable TRT: $170 physician fee, $195 comprehensive labs, $600 in medication kits, and ~$390 in follow-up labs. That works out to roughly $113/month effective, before labs space out in later years.
No. There is no membership or monthly billing. Kits are one-time purchases, typically every 3–4 months.
No. Payment is by credit or debit card only.
Nuform sells a "Testosterone + hCG/Gonadorelin" kit for $120/month, but the site does not specify whether the compound dispensed is hCG or gonadorelin. Ask at intake if this matters to you.
There's nothing to cancel — kits don't auto-renew, so you stop by not buying the next one. The $170 physician fee is refundable until the consultation (or blood work) is completed, and fully refunded if you're deemed not a candidate. Medications are non-refundable once ordered.
Co-founder Dr. Christopher Elia, DO — a board-certified neurosurgeon (verified via Trinity Health and Henry Ford directories) — plus Dr. Shawn Achtman, DO and co-founder Romario Yousif, PA-C. Medical services are provided through Christopher Elia, D.O. P.C. d/b/a Nuform Health and Wellness, P.C.
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Medical disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and is not medical advice. Testosterone replacement therapy requires a prescription and physician supervision. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before starting treatment.