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Men's Health

Take your health seriously. Not the hype.

Science-backed primary care for men who want to stay healthy, feel well, and make smarter decisions about their health.

There's more health information available than ever. Testosterone. GLP-1 medications. Supplements. Cholesterol markers. Wearables. Body composition. “Longevity” tests. Some of it is useful. Some of it is promising. Some of it is mostly marketing. Bring the questions. We'll look at the evidence and figure out what actually makes sense for you.

Primary care for people who pay attention

You don't need more health information. You need someone who can help you make sense of it.

Maybe you exercise, pay attention to what you eat, track your sleep or fitness, follow new research, or wonder whether some of the tests and treatments you hear about are worth considering.

That's a good thing.

But more testing isn't always better care. And simply dismissing a question because it isn't part of a standard physical isn't particularly helpful either.

Having a physician who knows you means having someone who can put the information in context: your health history, family history, risk factors, goals, symptoms, and the evidence.

Curious is good. Evidence still matters.

Care topics

Your health doesn't come in separate subscriptions.

These conversations belong together, with a physician who can see the whole picture.

Heart & metabolic health

Blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes risk, family history, cardiovascular prevention, and additional markers such as ApoB or Lp(a) when they are clinically useful.

Weight, fitness & body composition

Evidence-based weight management, obesity medicine, nutrition, movement, muscle preservation, body composition, and GLP-1 medications when appropriate.

Testosterone & hormone concerns

Fatigue, libido, body composition, sexual function, and other symptoms evaluated in context. Testosterone testing and treatment when clinically appropriate, not automatically.

Sexual health

Erectile function, libido, STI testing, PrEP, and sexual health addressed comfortably and as part of your overall health.

Sleep, stress & mental health

Sleep, anxiety, depression, burnout, substance use, stress, and the factors that affect how you actually feel and function.

Prevention & healthy aging

Cancer screening, vaccines, family history, cardiovascular risk, and individualized conversations about what is and is not worth testing.

Hair, skin & other concerns

Hair loss and other skin concerns evaluated as part of primary care, with access to affordable treatment options, including lower-cost alternatives.

Saw something online?

Bring it.

ApoBLp(a)Coronary calciumTestosteroneCreatineContinuous glucose monitorsGLP-1sSupplementsWearablesVO2 maxBody compositionGenetic testingFull-body MRI

Health information changes quickly, and not everything fits neatly into a standard annual physical.

We won't dismiss something just because it's new. And we won't recommend it just because it's trending.

We'll look at what the evidence actually says, whether it applies to you, and whether knowing the answer would actually change what we do.

Will knowing this change what we do?

More than a testosterone level

Testosterone can matter. It's rarely the whole story.

Low energy, changes in sex drive, poor sleep, changes in body composition, mood symptoms, or difficulty performing the way you used to can have many explanations.

Sleep disorders, medications, metabolic disease, obesity, mental health, cardiovascular health, alcohol, stress, and hormone levels may all be relevant.

If testosterone testing makes sense, we'll test it correctly and interpret it in context. If treatment is appropriate, we can discuss treatment.

The goal isn't to sell you testosterone. It's to figure out what's actually going on.

One doctor. More of your health.

You can buy healthcare one problem at a time. Or you can have a doctor.

You can order your own labs. Get testosterone online. Get a GLP-1 through an app. Treat erectile dysfunction through another website. Buy supplements from an influencer. Go to urgent care when you're sick.

But who's looking at the whole picture?

At INcircle Health, weight, cholesterol, sexual health, sleep, mental health, prevention, medications, fitness goals, family history, and the occasional weird symptom aren't separate products.

They're your health.

And when your blood pressure changes, you hurt your shoulder, develop abdominal pain, need a cancer screening, have a mental health concern, or simply wonder whether something you've noticed is worth worrying about:

You already have a doctor who knows you.

Built for people who value having a doctor.

INcircle Health is membership-based primary care. Membership is a deliberate investment in an ongoing physician relationship, access, time, continuity, and better-informed decision-making.

Adult membership (30+)

$199/mo

Other tiers available · Household savings available

  • An ongoing relationship with a physician
  • Longer appointments
  • Preventive care
  • Care when sick
  • Chronic condition management
  • Direct secure communication
  • Virtual care when appropriate
  • Transparent pricing for many labs, medications, tests, and procedures

Patients may still use health insurance for outside labs, prescriptions, imaging, specialists, hospital care, and other services when appropriate.

You're not paying for more tests. You're investing in a physician relationship that helps you make better decisions about your health.

Common questions

Yes. Testosterone is evaluated when symptoms and results warrant it. The right tests are ordered and interpreted in context. Hormone therapy is considered only when clinically appropriate, following a proper evaluation — not automatically.

Yes. Erectile dysfunction can involve cardiovascular, metabolic, medication-related, hormonal, and psychological factors. It's evaluated as part of primary care, considering the whole picture before treatment.

Yes. STI testing and PrEP for HIV prevention are available as part of sexual health care.

Yes. Dr. Venis is board-certified in family medicine and a diplomate of the American Board of Obesity Medicine, and provides evidence-based obesity and metabolic care, including anti-obesity medications when clinically appropriate.

Yes. Hair loss is evaluated as part of primary care, looking at possible medical causes. If a prescription or other treatment is appropriate, INcircle Health can help you access affordable options, including lower-cost alternatives when insurance does not cover treatment.

Yes. You're invited to bring questions about supplements, tests, treatments, wearables, or health claims for an evidence-based discussion. We won't dismiss something just because it's new, or recommend it just because it's trending.

Cardiovascular prevention is individualized and may include discussion of tests or markers such as ApoB, Lp(a), or coronary artery calcium when clinically appropriate. Not everyone needs these tests.

No. Many members value prevention, continuity, easy access, and having a physician who already knows them when something changes.

No. INcircle Health is a comprehensive primary care practice. Testosterone, metabolic health, prevention, sexual health, and questions about healthy aging can all be addressed within the broader context of primary care.

Ready to take the next step

Take your health seriously. Have a doctor who does too.

Whether you have a specific concern or simply want a better way to approach your health, start with a conversation.

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