Men's Health

Men's Health Services

Personalized men’s health services for comprehensive care.

   TRT

TRT

    Erectile Dysfunction

   Erectile Dysfunction

   Hair Loss

Hair Loss

Premature Ejaculation

 Premature Ejaculation

Why SDKare

Why Patients Love Us!

  • Flexible Process

Connect with a licensed medical provider based on your needs. Receive top-quality healthcare and support from trusted professionals.

  • Easy Scheduling

Book or reschedule your appointment at your convenience. Our scheduling team offers 24/7 support, ensuring accessibility for all our patients.

  • Affordable

We are committed to delivering high-quality healthcare services at affordable prices, making excellent healthcare accessible to everyone without compromising on quality.

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SDKare vs Traditional In-Person Appointment

  • Qualified Therapists
  • In-Office Visits
  • 24/7 Messaging Support
  • Chat Sessions
  • Phone Sessions
  • Video Sessions
  • Flexible Scheduling
  • No Commute Needed

SDKare

In-Office

Our Providers

James Reichman, MD

Physician

Taryn Fernandes, MD

Physician

Goarik Minasyan

DNP, FNP-C

Jennifer Angell

DNP, FNP-C

Pricing

Cost-Effective Solutions for Targeted Health Needs

Initial Visit Offer

For Men’s Health

$199

  • Free assessment
  • 30min detailed diagnosis
  • Developing a thorough treatment plan
  •  Medication (If Required)
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First Visit

Follow Up Offer

For Men’s Health

$199

  • 15min detailed checkup
  • Symptoms checkup
  • Treatment plan
  • Medication (If Required)
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First Visit

Steps Towards Healthy Life

Book Your Appointment

Choose a convenient date and time for your appointment using our easy-to-use online booking system.

Talk to a Doctor

Discuss your symptoms with a licensed medical professional in a secure and comfortable setting.

Get Your Prescription

Pick up your medication from your pharmacy following your consultation.

What Our Patients Say About Us

Peyton B

2025-03-05

I recently had a teledoc appointment with Dr. Reichman and I felt like he really listened to me. He was easy to talk to and I felt comfortable talking to him about wh…

Peyton B

2025-03-05

I recently had a teledoc appointment with Dr. Reichman and I felt like he really listened to me. He was easy to talk to and I felt comfortable talking to him about wh…

Sandi CeCe Bort

2025-02-15

SDKARE / Dr Reikman are so caring!! I have been a patient of Dr Reikman for close to a year at a facility I won’t mention, he ended leaving and I lost him HOWEVER I found…

Sandi CeCe Bort

2025-02-15

SDKARE / Dr Reikman are so caring!! I have been a patient of Dr Reikman for close to a year at a facility I won’t mention, he ended leaving and I lost him HOWEVER I found…

Courtney Gossett

2025-01-03

Very nice. No waiting. You ask for any information or situations with the medication they take care of it, you don’t have to stress them definitely take care of…

Courtney Gossett

2025-01-03

Very nice. No waiting. You ask for any information or situations with the medication they take care of it, you don’t have to stress them definitely take care of…

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is meant by men’s health?
Men’s health refers to the branch of medicine that focuses on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of diseases and health conditions specifically affecting men. This includes issues related to male reproductive health, such as prostate health, testosterone levels, and sexual function, as well as broader health concerns like cardiovascular disease, mental health, and cancer prevention that may have unique implications or prevalence in men.
To improve a man’s health, encourage a balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, and whole grains, and low in processed foods. Regular exercise, including both aerobic and strength training activities, is essential. Ensure he gets routine check-ups to catch and manage potential health issues early. Support mental well-being by promoting open discussions about stress and feelings, and consider professional help if needed.
Men’s health is often considered worse than women’s due to several factors, including higher rates of unhealthy behaviors like smoking and alcohol consumption, and a tendency to avoid medical help or delay routine check-ups. Men are also more likely to engage in riskier activities that can lead to injury and illness. Additionally, societal norms and perceptions about masculinity can discourage men from seeking help for mental health issues or discussing their health concerns, further impacting their overall well-being
Men should aim for routine health checks at least thrice a year. However, the frequency can vary based on age, health history, and risk factors. Regular screenings for blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes, and cancers such as prostate and testicular should be discussed with a healthcare provider to tailor a check-up schedule that best suits individual health needs.
Men’s hair goes grey primarily due to aging, as the pigment-producing cells in the hair follicles gradually decrease in number, leading to a reduction in melanin, the pigment that gives hair its color. Genetics also play a significant role in determining how early and to what extent a man might go grey. Other factors, such as stress and certain health conditions, can accelerate the greying process.

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