Rise Men's Health

Rise Men's Health is a Dallas-Fort Worth-based men's health clinic and telehealth practice focused exclusively on testosterone replacement therapy, erectile dysfunction, and related men's health concerns. The company operates a network of in-person clinic locations in the DFW metroplex alongside its eTRT telehealth program, which extends its clinical reach to men nationwide who want the Rise model without traveling to a physical location. The clinic's founding premise was that men dealing with low testosterone and erectile dysfunction face two equally frustrating paths in conventional medicine: a primary care doctor who either dismisses the symptoms or lacks the time and expertise to manage them well, or a urologist with a 6-week wait and a focus on surgical interventions rather than hormonal optimization. Rise was designed to fill that gap — a dedicated men's health practice where every clinician is focused exclusively on male hormonal and sexual health, and where the care model is built for efficiency and ongoing management rather than one-off consultations. The eTRT telehealth program is Rise's national offering, and its insurance acceptance is a meaningful differentiator in the market. While the majority of cash-pay TRT telehealth platforms require patients to pay $99–$300/month entirely out of pocket, Rise's eTRT program works with most major insurance plans, meaning many patients pay only their standard specialist copay — typically $15–$30 per visit — rather than full out-of-pocket rates. For men with good insurance coverage who have been paying $150+/month at a cash-pay platform, switching to Rise can represent a substantial financial difference. For DFW patients, the in-clinic experience adds a dimension that telehealth-only competitors cannot match. Beyond testosterone injections and monitoring, Rise's physical locations offer procedures for erectile dysfunction including P-shots (platelet-rich plasma injections into penile tissue) and acoustic wave therapy — treatments that address the vascular and tissue components of ED that testosterone alone cannot resolve. This makes Rise particularly valuable for men dealing with erectile dysfunction alongside low testosterone, which is the most common clinical presentation. The Rise clinical team follows evidence-based TRT protocols and includes board-certified physicians and nurse practitioners with dedicated men's health training. Monitoring is structured to include CBC, comprehensive metabolic panel, PSA, and hormone levels at regular intervals to ensure patient safety and protocol optimization. men nationwide who want the Rise model without traveling to a physical location. The clinic's founding premise was that men dealing with low testosterone and erectile dysfunction face two equally frustrating paths in conventional medicine: a primary care doctor who either dismisses the symptoms or lacks the time and expertise to manage them well, or a urologist with a 6-week wait and a focus on surgical interventions rather than hormonal optimization. Rise was designed to fill that gap — a dedicated men's health practice where every clinician is focused exclusively on male hormonal and sexual health, and where the care model is built for efficiency and ongoing management rather than one-off consultations. The eTRT telehealth program is Rise's national offering, and its insurance acceptance is a meaningful differentiator in the market. While the majority of cash-pay TRT telehealth platforms require patients to pay $99–$300/month entirely out of pocket, Rise's eTRT program works with most major insurance plans, meaning many patients pay only their standard specialist copay — typically $15–$30 per visit — rather than full out-of-pocket rates. For men with good insurance coverage who have been paying $150+/month at a cash-pay platform, switching to Rise can represent a substantial financial difference. For DFW patients, the in-clinic experience adds a dimension that telehealth-only competitors cannot match. Beyond testosterone injections and monitoring, Rise's physical locations offer procedures for erectile dysfunction including P-shots (platelet-rich plasma injections into penile tissue) and acoustic wave therapy — treatments that address the vascular and tissue components of ED that testosterone alone cannot resolve. This makes Rise particularly valuable for men dealing with erectile dysfunction alongside low testosterone, which is the most common clinical presentation. The Rise clinical team follows evidence-based TRT protocols and includes board-certified physicians and nurse practitioners with dedicated men's health training. Monitoring is structured to include CBC, comprehensive metabolic panel, PSA, and hormone levels at regular intervals to ensure patient safety and protocol optimization.

Who it suits

Men in the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area who want the option of both in-clinic procedures and telehealth management for testosterone and erectile dysfunction, as well as men anywhere in the country who want an insurance-accepted online TRT program without having to pay full cash-pay rates. Rise is particularly well-suited for men who have insurance but have struggled to get their primary care doctor to address low testosterone seriously, and want a specialist practice that focuses exclusively on men's health. It is not the ideal choice for men seeking advanced peptide protocols, HGH optimization, or longevity-focused biomarker programs — Rise's scope is focused on testosterone and sexual health.

How Rise Men's Health compares

Rise Men's Health occupies a hybrid position between a regional in-person men's clinic and a national telehealth TRT provider. Its closest direct competitor is Low T Center, another clinic-based testosterone network, though Rise differentiates on depth of clinical relationship and insurance integration with its eTRT telehealth program. Compared to purely national telehealth competitors like Maximus or TRT Nation, Rise's DFW clinic network allows patients to receive in-office procedures (P-shots, GAINSWave, penile health treatments) that telehealth-only platforms cannot provide. The eTRT program — which accepts most insurance and prices self-pay plans starting at $99/month — competes directly with Maximus ($99.99/month) and TRT Nation ($99/month) on price while adding the insurance-coverage option that neither competitor offers.

Care offered

• Hormone Therapy (HRT/TRT)
• Men's Health

Included

• Initial Evaluation & Diagnosis
• Lab Orders
• Prescription Refills
• Health Coaching

Convenience

• Same-Week Appointments

Cost

Pricing not confirmed. Check Rise Men's Health's website for current prices.

Rise Men's Health accepts most major insurance plans and FSA/HSA payments, with typical copays of $15–$30 per visit for in-network patients. The eTRT telehealth program starts at $99/month for self-pay patients, which includes medications, lab monitoring, and physician consultations. Insurance billing can further reduce or eliminate out-of-pocket costs for qualifying patients.

Insurance

Plans listed: Aetna, Cigna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, UnitedHealthcare.

Coverage varies by plan. Confirm yours with the provider before booking.

Self-pay is also accepted.

States served by telehealth

10 states

• TX
• CA
• FL
• NY
• GA
• TN
• CO
• WA
• OH
• PA

Telehealth providers must be licensed in the state where you are during the visit.

How to start

Visit risemenshealth.com to begin the eTRT telehealth intake or to schedule an in-person appointment at a DFW clinic location; the online intake takes about 10 minutes, and an insurance eligibility check is performed before your first visit so you know your out-of-pocket cost in advance.