Service members who are separating and newly minted veterans can start private telehealth TRT as they transition to civilian life — a common time to finally address symptoms that built up during service. If you are still on active duty, testosterone therapy must be coordinated with military medical, since it is a prescription controlled medication subject to readiness and duty policies.
The transition period is often when veterans first get the space to deal with fatigue, low drive, and other symptoms. Once you have separated, we can evaluate and treat you by telehealth in all 50 states. Call 1-800-259-0015.
Frequently asked questions
Can I start TRT while still active duty?
Only through or in coordination with military medical. Testosterone is a controlled medication with readiness and duty-status implications, so it should not be started privately while you are still serving.
When can I start with a private provider?
Once you have separated and are a veteran, you can begin private telehealth care right away — no VA referral or enrollment required.
Does this affect my VA claim or benefits?
No. Private treatment does not affect your VA benefits or any disability claim. Low testosterone can, in some cases, be relevant to a claim — discuss that with your VA provider or a Veterans Service Officer.
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Learn more
- Testosterone therapy for veterans: the complete guide
- Low testosterone symptoms in veterans
- Does the VA cover hormone therapy?
- What TRT costs for veterans without the VA
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