MEN’S HEALTH & TESTOSTERONE

$999.00

While OHIP covers seeing physicians for diagnosis and initial treatment of testosterone, there are many aspects to improving one's health that are not OHIP covered. This includes individualized performance health management with a medical specialist, customized nutrition monitoring and personalized training sessions.

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While OHIP covers seeing physicians for diagnosis and initial treatment of testosterone, there are many aspects to improving one's health that are not OHIP covered. This includes individualized performance health management with a medical specialist, customized nutrition monitoring and personalized training sessions.

While OHIP covers seeing physicians for diagnosis and initial treatment of testosterone, there are many aspects to improving one's health that are not OHIP covered. This includes individualized performance health management with a medical specialist, customized nutrition monitoring and personalized training sessions.

Improve your overall health!

It’s estimated that 5-10% of middle-aged men suffer from functionally low testosterone. This rate is higher in those with obesity or diabetes. Symptoms are often vague and include brain fog, sexual dysfunction, muscle loss, fatigue and loss of bone strength. Testosterone replacement with specific lifestyle changes can help!

I have symptoms of low testosterone and want to be assessed. How do I start?

Low testosterone is a medical condition, and diagnosis is based on symptoms, lab tests and physical exam findings. The consultation with a Urologist is an OHIP-covered service. A referral is required. You can ask your healthcare provider to visit our website to obtain referral information (Refer a Patient section) - we will be happy to see you in an efficient manner!

We make it easy to refer - fax, eReferral, email or online form! We ask that referrals be accompanied by a minimum morning total testosterone, CBC and thyroid function test. 

What should I expect in my first couple of visits?

After an OHIP-covered consultation with a Urologist to review your initial blood work, perform a physical exam and review your symptoms, further blood work or diagnostic tests may be required.  If it is determined that you have functionally low testosterone, patients will have a discussion with the Urologist on the risks and benefits of appropriate treatment options. This includes pharmaceutical options of injections, gels, oral pills or nasal sprays in addition to important lifestyle habits.  

How is my treatment monitored?

Our team follows the Canadian Urology Association guidelines on testosterone monitoring. This includes getting your blood work and symptoms checked at three months, six months and one year after starting pharmaceutical treatment.  

Is there a benefit or risk to my cardiac health by treating low testosterone?

Older men with untreated low testosterone have an increased risk of death, cardiovascular disease and overall disability. Men with low testosterone are more at risk of developing significant coronary artery disease. While men may notice the symptoms of low testosterone, such as fatigue and sexual dysfunction, they may not yet appreciate the symptoms of their occult coronary artery disease.

There are ongoing studies examining whether those with cardiovascular disease will benefit from testosterone replacement. The US Society for Endocrinology 2021 guidelines for testosterone replacement state that doctors "are advised to consider cardiovascular risk in men before initiating testosterone treatment," and the Canadian Urological Association (CAU) guidelines state 'an individualized risk-benefit assessment is prudent." The Canadian Men's Health Guidelines on Testosterone replacement state that "testosterone replacement is appropriate for men with low testosterone who have or are at risk of cardiovascular disease." 

Patients with cardiovascular risk factors can be referred to our team of cardiologists for a cardiovascular health assessment and an individualized discussion. This is a fully OHIP-covered service.

Can testosterone treatment worsen hair loss?

As many men know - male pattern hair loss is associated with increased levels of DHT (dihydrotestosterone) - a hormone derived from testosterone. DHT can contribute to the miniaturization of hair follicles in individuals genetically predisposed to male pattern baldness. It's important to note that not all individuals who undergo testosterone therapy will experience hair loss, as genetics and individual variations play a significant role. Some individuals may be more susceptible to DHT-induced hair loss, while others may not experience significant hair thinning or balding.

To mitigate the potential impact of DHT on hair loss, individuals undergoing testosterone therapy can explore various strategies. We offer private consultations with board-certified dermatologists to discuss hair loss prevention using advanced treatments such as platelet-rich plasma micro-injections. If undergoing testosterone replacement, we recommend an appointment with our dermatologist to discuss hair loss prevention and PRP treatment. This is a non-OHIP service (private fee), so a referral to our dermatologist is not required.

Is taking testosterone going to make me healthy?

While testosterone replacement can improve metabolic, bone, sexual and mental health, it must be taken in conjunction with proper diet and exercise to reach maximum effectiveness. Our Unify Testosterone Program is a personally tailored, professionally monitored diet and exercise program for men on testosterone that will ensure you have the support to reach your optimal health! 

What is the Unify Men's Health Platinum Testosterone Program?

While OHIP covers seeing physicians for diagnosis and initial treatment of testosterone, there are many aspects to improving one's health that are not OHIP covered. This includes individualized performance health management with a medical specialist, customized nutrition monitoring and personalized training sessions.  

Unlock a new level of vitality and reclaim your optimal health with Unify Men's Health's comprehensive testosterone program. Our medically supervised testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) is designed to address low testosterone levels, providing you with a renewed sense of energy, strength, and vitality. Say goodbye to fatigue, low libido, and mood swings, and embrace a life full of vigour!

But that's not all – we go above and beyond by offering much more than just TRT. Our program includes the expertise of dedicated registered dieticians who will guide you toward a customized nutrition plan, ensuring you fuel your body with the right nutrients for optimal performance. Complementing this, our personal training sessions are tailored to your individual needs, helping you build lean muscle, increase strength, and improve overall fitness. Our experienced trainers will guide and motivate you every step of the way, ensuring you reach your goals safely and efficiently.

We believe in progress that can be measured. That's why our program includes cutting-edge muscle improvement monitoring. Our advanced monitoring technology enables us to track your muscle growth and progress over time, providing valuable insights into your body's response to the program. With data-driven feedback, we can fine-tune your regimen and ensure you are making optimal gains on your journey to peak performance.

Don't settle for anything less than your best self. This program was designed to empower you with a comprehensive testosterone program that combines medically supervised TRT, dietician support, personal training, and muscle improvement monitoring.

We regularly examine important aspects of your overall health, including muscle strength, lean muscle mass, functional assessments and biochemical markers, to determine how testosterone and lifestyle changes improve your overall health. 

Our program was developed based on the most up-to-date medical evidence and is personalized to the individual. It includes:

  1. Regular full body composition biometrics, including advanced assessment of lean body mass.

  2. Determination of resting metabolic rate and your daily energy expenditure to guide your personalized exercise and diet plan.

  3. Advanced metabolic laboratory diagnostics. 

  4. Appropriate diagnostic cardiovascular health testing. 

  5. Detailed initial consultation meeting with an experienced Registered Dietician to develop your nutrition plan. This is followed by sessions at 2 weeks, 4 weeks, 6 weeks and 12 weeks to monitor and guide a personalized nutrition program. 

  6. Detailed consultation with an experienced Chiropractor to determine if there are muscular-skeletal limitations which must be addressed in the training program and to determine performance goals. 

  7. Comprehensive session with an advanced performance trainer to develop and monitor a personalized training program. 

  8. Follow-up monitored workouts with a chiropractor or trainer at 6 weeks and 12 weeks to guide training.

  9. Repeat performance and body composition testing at 6 weeks and 12 weeks to guide training.

  10. A personalized health performance book. 

What is the cost of the Platinum Program?

OHIP covers visits with a medical doctor as appropriate for medical issues like low testosterone and cardiovascular health but does not cover visits with physicians for cosmetic purposes like hair loss, anti-aging consultations and comprehensive performance monitoring. In addition, OHIP does not cover important allied health assessments from dieticians, chiropractors, trainers or psychologists. 

The program's cost may be covered under one's personal insurance or health spending account program. It may be tax deductible as a medical expense. Please speak with your insurance provider and accountant for more information. 

The cost of the 12-week platinum testosterone replacement program is $999.00 plus HST. 
The cost of the 20-week gold testosterone replacement program is $1499.00 plus HST.