Chattanooga Men's Clinic

"Seems like they have a cookie cutter solution. I had the blood work, received a prescription and my testosterone actually went down. Have a new prescription. After 2 weeks no change."

"Staff was friendly but knowing the cost of "Membership"up front would have been nice,But they did nothing that my primary care physician couldn't do for a quarter of their price, Ridiculous fees,"

"Our experience was great. Went out of their way to make us feel comfortable. So far so good, energy level is up and feeling much better. It is pricey, but well worth it."

"I have been going to them now for about seven months. My energy level has greatly increased and even my drive has increased. They have always been the kindest people I’ve ever experienced at a doctors office. I’ve never once had an issue from them. My initial exam did last about an hour but there is a lot involved. They know my energy level is so low that every time I go in I don’t even have to ask for a B12 shot. They automatically put it in and my energy levels shoots up for the week. They have gained 100% of my trust and I am glad I made the decision to go talk to them. Just a little demographic on me, I am just under 40 years old so don’t be scared to talk to someone even if you’re not in the older category."

"This was a very underwhelming experience. I specifically waited until after the weekend to cool down a bit but in hindsight it's still one of the most unprofessional experiences at a medical facility I've ever had. I showed up at 9:50am for a 10:00am appointment and when ***12:05pm*** came around, in that 2 1/4 hour span I had spent exactly 5 minutes with the reception employee explaining how to fill out my history and about 15 minutes with another employee who was unsuccessful at drawing my blood. The rest of the time I was either left sitting in the main waiting room or in the exam room, with no real explanation of why the doctor was running so far behind. For a situation that is already very difficult for most men to even talk about, much less actually do something about, letting a patient sit around for 2 hours thinking about it is not the greatest psychology in the world."