Richmond clinic
Erectile Dysfunction Care Near Richmond
An ED concern can be difficult to raise. The Glen Allen clinic offers a private in-person conversation about what has changed and what information a clinician needs before discussing care.
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.
How lab work fits
The Richmond-area clinic can perform on-site testing when a clinician thinks it is relevant. Ask what a proposed test can clarify and when its result can be reviewed. A same-day conversation about available findings is useful, but it is not a promise that one visit will settle every cause or lead to a particular treatment. Your provider may identify a need for additional information or care elsewhere.
Discuss options without a preset answer
A plan should reflect the evaluation and your circumstances. Ask about the intended purpose of an option, what follow-up would involve, and how a provider would judge whether the approach should change. Chansila Ork Harris, NP, is listed with the Richmond clinic; Dr. Kristen Holtz serves as Physician Medical Director. Confirm which licensed provider will see you. The medical team page has their public biographies.
Visit details for the Richmond area
The appointment takes place at 4050 Innslake Drive, Suite 360, Glen Allen. Check your route from Richmond, Short Pump, or another starting point rather than assuming a downtown address. Posted hours are 9 AM to 6 PM on weekdays and 8 AM to 4 PM Saturday; the clinic is closed Sunday. Call if you need to confirm availability before traveling.
Questions about this visit
Is ED always caused by low testosterone?
No. An in-person evaluation helps a provider decide which possible contributors and tests are relevant to your situation.
Can I bring records from another doctor?
Yes. Bring relevant results and a list of medicines so the provider can review your concern in context.
Before choosing an option, read about possible contributors to erectile dysfunction and bring questions to your clinician.