Virginia Beach clinic
Erectile Dysfunction Care in Virginia Beach
You can discuss ED privately at the First Colonial Road clinic. The initial visit focuses on understanding the concern and choosing an appropriate evaluation.
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.
When lab work helps
On-site testing is available at the Virginia Beach clinic when clinically relevant. Ask what a proposed test can and cannot tell you. Testosterone may be one part of an evaluation, but ED is not always caused by low testosterone. The provider may recommend additional review or consultation depending on your history and findings.
Review the options and follow-up
Dr. Kent Lee Reifschneider is listed with the Virginia Beach team; Dr. Kristen Holtz is Physician Medical Director. Confirm which provider will see you. Any suggested plan should include a conversation about its purpose, possible risks, cost, and what follow-up would look like. Ask how the team would judge whether the plan is helping.
Getting to the clinic
Appointments are at 996 First Colonial Road, Virginia Beach. The clinic lists weekday hours of 9 AM to 6 PM and Saturday hours of 8 AM to 4 PM; it is closed Sunday. Call 757-612-4428 to check current availability, directions, and holiday hours.
Questions about this visit
Can I discuss ED and other symptoms in one visit?
Tell the clinician about all relevant concerns. They can decide how to evaluate them together and whether another appointment or referral is needed.
Will a testosterone test identify every cause of ED?
No. The clinician considers your history and symptoms when deciding which tests and other evaluations are relevant.
Before choosing an option, read about possible contributors to erectile dysfunction and bring questions to your clinician.