Questions are part of making an informed decision.

No. The assessment helps MaxHealth understand your concerns and route you toward an appropriate consultation. Medication eligibility can only be determined through clinical evaluation.

No. You may continue seeing your existing physicians and specialists. MaxHealth can provide additional accessible support within the limits of its services and coordination policies.

MaxHealth may offer testosterone evaluation and treatment when clinically appropriate. Symptoms alone do not confirm testosterone deficiency, and treatment should follow a complete medical evaluation and any appropriate testing.

No. Testing needs vary by patient, treatment pathway, medical history, and provider judgment. Your provider will explain which tests may be appropriate and whether they carry a separate cost.

MaxHealth providers may prescribe GLP-1 or other weight-management medications when they are clinically appropriate and legally available. Treatment eligibility depends on your medical history, current health, risks, goals, and provider evaluation.

Medications are not included in the monthly membership fee. Our team works with your provider to help you find the most affordable options, and Comprehensive members have a personal pharmacist to help with medication costs.

Lasting progress often requires continued access, follow-up, and treatment adjustment rather than a single appointment. Membership supports an ongoing relationship with your care team.

Virtual appointments may be available depending on your location, provider, medical needs, and state requirements. Some conditions, testing, or treatments may require an in-person visit.