Richmond clinic
Testosterone Evaluation in the Richmond Area
The Richmond-area clinic in Glen Allen gives men a place to discuss symptoms and testosterone results in person. A licensed provider reviews the whole picture before recommending any next step.
Request an appointmentWhat is TRT, and how does the first visit work?
Testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) is care for men with low testosterone confirmed through a medical evaluation. Your first visit is just $60 for a 60-minute in-person visit to review symptoms, health history and appropriate testing before discussing treatment.
On-site testing and results
The clinic offers on-site lab work as part of an evaluation. Ask which tests are recommended, when to expect results, and how to follow up. A provider should connect the laboratory information to symptoms and health history before discussing any testosterone therapy.
The team and the return visit
Chansila Ork Harris, NP, is listed with the Richmond clinic, and Dr. Kristen Holtz is the Physician Medical Director. Confirm who is available for your appointment. If care is recommended, ask how follow-up labs, visits, and adjustments work. You can also ask what is included in the membership and what might be separate. A clear monitoring plan matters as much as the first conversation.
Getting to Glen Allen
The clinic is in the Innsbrook area of Glen Allen rather than downtown Richmond. Check the current route from your neighborhood and allow time for traffic near your chosen appointment hour. The clinic lists Monday through Friday hours of 9 AM to 6 PM, Saturday hours of 8 AM to 4 PM, and Sunday as closed. Confirm hours before traveling, particularly around holidays.
Questions about this visit
Can I discuss an older testosterone test?
Yes. Bring the full report and tell the provider when it was collected. They can explain whether it answers the current question or whether new testing is needed.
Does a test result mean I should start TRT?
No single result decides that. A licensed provider reviews symptoms, history, and relevant testing before discussing options.
