question from a user
AlphaMD's Answer
Yes, generally - we set you up with a provider to meet with you instead of a normal initial consultant. That way they can verify everything with you directly & make sure you're good to go.
That said, we do run discounts, like this weekend for 20% off & a email signup program on our site which gives you $30 off your first month if you sign up as a patient. Those together essentially make the consultation $9 if think about it like that.
We have found if consultations are offered at no cost that we get ghosted often, as the patient has no stake in the visit. The cool part is a provider's time is still taken up if someone no-shows, so that's fun.
Many TRT transfer patients come to AlphaMD. All we ask is that we get a copy of your current regimen and that you meet with a licensed provider to talk through how you're feeling on it. It would be gr... See Full Answer
About 35% of patients on the AlphaMD platform come from other clinics. The provider overseeing your care can continue your regimen, review current labs, and/or adjust your regimen if it's not working ... See Full Answer
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