Where can you get testosterone therapy in Memphis?

3 clinic groups publish a Memphis address: Gameday Men's Health, Elite Total Wellness and Pro Health Wellness Clinic — 4 locations in total, each linked to the page it came from.

Can you start TRT online in Memphis, or do you have to go in?

A provider-patient relationship is created by mutual consent and mutual communication, and is not created simply by a provider receiving your health information. No prior in-person visit is required, but before any drug is prescribed — in person, electronically or over the internet — the physician must have performed and documented an appropriate history and physical examination, a diagnosis, a therapeutic plan discussed with you, and arrangements for follow-up care. The clinics listed for Memphis all run fixed sites, and bloodwork is the usual reason a first visit happens in person.

Do you need a prescription for testosterone in Memphis?

Yes. Testosterone is a Schedule III controlled substance under the federal Controlled Substances Act, so a prescriber has to be involved. A Tennessee-licensed physician, or a licensed supervisee working under appropriate protocols or medical orders.

Who can prescribe testosterone in Memphis, Tennessee?

A Tennessee-licensed physician, or a licensed supervisee working under appropriate protocols or medical orders. A form on its own is not enough. The four documented steps above are what Rule 0880-02-.14(7) requires before a prescription is issued by any means.

Testosterone therapy in Memphis, Tennessee

Yes — you can get testosterone therapy in Memphis: 3 clinic groups publish a Memphis address, 4 locations in total. None publish a price, so we show none.

Tennessee will let the relationship start over video, but the rule behind the prescription is strict about documentation: a history and physical examination, a diagnosis, a plan you discussed, and follow-up arranged — all recorded before anything is written.

Clinic groups3
Locations4
Published priceNone published
Metromid
City population610,919
Sources checked2026-07-25

Who is here

Testosterone clinics in Memphis

Memphis sits in Shelby County, inside the Memphis metro of 1,339,345. The city itself is 610,919. Each clinic below publishes a Memphis street address.

Gameday Men's Health
clinic
National mens-health clinic franchise; a staffed clinic page per location. 1 location in Memphis.
Coverage claim on gamedaymenshealth.com
Elite Total Wellness
clinic
Independent Memphis mens-health and wellness clinic; one downtown site. 1 location in Memphis.
Coverage claim on elitememphis.com
Pro Health Wellness Clinic
clinic
Independent Memphis-area clinic group publishing every site on one locations page. 2 locations in Memphis.
Coverage claim on prohealthmemphis.com

Clinic addresses, local numbers and published hours for Memphis
Clinic group	Address	Local number	Published hours
Gameday Men's Health	5220 Park Ave Suite. 200 Floor 2 (38119)	(901) 589-2969	Mon 9:00am-5:00pm · Tue 9:00am-5:00pm · Wed closed · Thu 9:00am-5:00pm · Fri 9:00am-5:00pm · Sat closed · Sun closed
Elite Total Wellness	364 S Front St Suite 101 (38103)	(901) 505-2017	Fri 8am-6pm
Pro Health Wellness Clinic	3445 Poplar Ave #18 (38111)	(901) 417-6551	not published
Pro Health Wellness Clinic	1213 Ridgeway #104 (38119)	(901) 509-8205	not published

Local pricing

What testosterone therapy costs in Memphis, Tennessee

None of the 3 clinic groups here publish a price, so this page shows none. We do not carry a figure across from another city — an inherited price is a guess wearing a number.

Most testosterone clinics in Tennessee are cash-pay and price by month rather than by visit; insurance handling varies by practice and by diagnosis. Ask what a monthly figure covers before comparing two clinics: bloodwork, the medicine and follow-up visits are not always bundled the same way.

State access rules

Tennessee rules that affect you

Federal status

Testosterone is a Schedule III controlled substance under the federal Controlled Substances Act.

Who may prescribe

A Tennessee-licensed physician, or a licensed supervisee working under appropriate protocols or medical orders.

Telehealth

A provider-patient relationship is created by mutual consent and mutual communication, and is not created simply by a provider receiving your health information.

Before a prescription

A form on its own is not enough. The four documented steps above are what Rule 0880-02-.14(7) requires before a prescription is issued by any means.

These apply in Memphis as across Tennessee — these are the rules for the prescribing relationship, not a clinical standard for any individual. Sources, and how firmly each is sourced, are on our Tennessee page.

How it starts

Bloodwork and the first visit in Memphis

Every clinic here starts with a blood draw, then a conversation about what it showed. Clinics in this market generally run bloodwork before starting anyone. What a given result means is a question for the prescriber, not a page like this one. That is why a first appointment usually happens in the building even where the rules would allow it remotely.

Federal rules sit on top of the Tennessee ones: federal telemedicine flexibilities let a dea-registered prescriber issue a schedule iii prescription without a prior in-person medical evaluation, currently set to run to 2026-12-31 — worth knowing if you are picking a clinic for its remote start.

What a result means, and whether therapy suits you, is a question for the prescriber — not for this page.

Questions

Testosterone therapy in Memphis: common questions

Where can you get testosterone therapy in Memphis?: 3 clinic groups publish a Memphis address: Gameday Men's Health, Elite Total Wellness and Pro Health Wellness Clinic — 4 locations in total, each linked to the page it came from.
Can you start TRT online in Memphis, or do you have to go in?: A provider-patient relationship is created by mutual consent and mutual communication, and is not created simply by a provider receiving your health information. No prior in-person visit is required, but before any drug is prescribed — in person, electronically or over the internet — the physician must have performed and documented an appropriate history and physical examination, a diagnosis, a therapeutic plan discussed with you, and arrangements for follow-up care. The clinics listed for Memphis all run fixed sites, and bloodwork is the usual reason a first visit happens in person.
What does TRT cost in Memphis?: None of the 3 clinic groups we confirmed for Memphis publish a price, so we show none rather than carrying one across. Most testosterone clinics in Tennessee are cash-pay and price by month rather than by visit; insurance handling varies by practice and by diagnosis. Ask what a monthly figure covers before comparing two clinics.
Do you need a prescription for testosterone in Memphis?: Yes. Testosterone is a Schedule III controlled substance under the federal Controlled Substances Act, so a prescriber has to be involved. A Tennessee-licensed physician, or a licensed supervisee working under appropriate protocols or medical orders.
Who can prescribe testosterone in Memphis, Tennessee?: A Tennessee-licensed physician, or a licensed supervisee working under appropriate protocols or medical orders. A form on its own is not enough. The four documented steps above are what Rule 0880-02-.14(7) requires before a prescription is issued by any means.

Find a licensed testosterone clinic in Memphis

We do not treat anyone and we do not prescribe. We show you which licensed clinics publish a Memphis address, and what they tell you before you book.

See Memphis clinics

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