Newport News clinic
ED Evaluation in Newport News
The Newport News clinic offers a private setting to discuss erectile dysfunction, related health questions, and the kind of evaluation that may help identify next steps.
Request an appointmentWhat is ED care, and how does the first visit work?
Erectile dysfunction (ED) care helps men discuss difficulty getting or keeping an erection and review appropriate treatment options. Your first visit is just $60 for a 60-minute in-person visit to review symptoms, health history and testing when appropriate.
Testing only when it answers a question
On-site lab work is available at the Diligence Drive clinic when it is appropriate for the evaluation. Ask what each proposed test could clarify and when the result can be reviewed. Testosterone testing may be relevant for some people, but a low value is not a universal explanation for ED. The clinician can discuss whether another type of assessment is needed.
A plan you can understand
Discuss the purpose, possible risks, cost, and follow-up for any option the clinician suggests. Chris Stainback, PA, is listed with Newport News, and Dr. Kristen Holtz is the Physician Medical Director. Confirm your scheduled provider. Ask what would prompt a change in the plan or a referral to another professional.
Finding the clinic
If you are coming from Hampton for an ED evaluation, the appointment is at the Newport News clinic at 827 Diligence Drive, Suite 206, in the Oyster Point area. The posted schedule is 9 AM to 6 PM on weekdays and 8 AM to 4 PM Saturday; the clinic is closed Sunday. Call 757-806-6263 for current availability or directions before you travel.
Questions about this visit
Do I have to know the cause before booking?
No. The purpose of the visit is to discuss the concern and decide what evaluation is appropriate.
Is an ED visit the same as a testosterone visit?
The concerns can overlap, but the clinician evaluates your symptoms and history before deciding which tests or options are relevant.
Before choosing an option, read about possible contributors to erectile dysfunction and bring questions to your clinician.