Rejuvime Medical Reviews: What Patients Say, What It Really Costs, and Who It Fits

Rejuvime Medical reviews are strong where it's easy to be strong: friendly staff and clear explanations. It's in-person, cash-pay care in Louisiana and Mississippi; look elsewhere for insurance billing or fully remote care. The catch is the bill. Plan on $199–$249 to start, $149–$229 a month for membership, plus medication.

By TRT Provider Guide · Last verified: November 2026 · Editorial research, not medically reviewed

Last updated: November 3, 2026.

This page is about Rejuvime Medical, the hormone and weight-loss clinic group based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. It is not about Rejuv Medical, Rejuvimed, or Rejuve Meds. It focuses on evaluation and testosterone care for adult men.

That last part is where people get surprised. And it's the part a membership price can't tell you.

So we did the math. Below you'll find what a full year at Rejuvime costs before medication and add-ons, what patient reviewers have reported paying, what the near-perfect star ratings can and can't tell you, and the questions that matter most before you sign. One of those questions is about when your blood gets drawn. It sounds small. It isn't.

Rejuvime Medical at a glance

Prices, clinic listings, and care processes below are Rejuvime's published statements, checked November 3, 2026. ^{1 2 8 9}

Rejuvime fits you if… / Look elsewhere if…

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Disclosure: TRT Provider Guide may earn a commission through some provider links on the site. The Male Excel consultation link on this page is a paid referral link. The Rejuvime links here go to its public information pages; the other provider links are research sources. Compensation does not determine our conclusions. Read our affiliate disclosure.

Educational information, not medical advice. If you have chest pain, trouble breathing, or signs of a stroke, call 911.

If you already know you want local, face-to-face care, you can review Rejuvime's $199 prepaid evaluation and locations. No membership is required to do the evaluation. Just read the cost and cancellation sections before you agree to a plan.

The right TRT provider is not the same for every person — it depends on whether low testosterone has been properly evaluated, your symptoms and health history, your fertility plans, your state, your insurance or cash-pay preference, your treatment-format preference, your budget, and whether online or in-person care is the better starting point. Some situations belong with primary care, urology, endocrinology, reproductive urology, or urgent or emergency care when the symptoms warrant it. If you are considering the featured Male Excel offer, use TRT Provider Guide's Find My TRT Path tool to check its age and state eligibility before you pay. The tool is educational. It does not diagnose low testosterone, decide whether you qualify for treatment, or guarantee a prescription.

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Is Rejuvime Medical legit?

Rejuvime's current site lists 13 clinics, a named physician medical director, and 17 nurse practitioners. Those records support that it is a real clinic group, but do not independently verify each clinician's license or care quality. Whether its pricing and testing fit you is the next question. ^{1 8 9}

Here's who's behind it.

The founder. Rejuvime was founded by Dr. Jonathan Weiler, who also serves as its medical director. His bio on Rejuvime's site lists a medical degree from LSU, a general surgery residency at Ochsner, a plastic surgery fellowship at LSU, and certification by both the American Board of Surgery and the American Board of Plastic Surgery. He also runs a separate practice, Weiler Plastic Surgery. ⁸

Who actually treats you. Rejuvime says your results consultation will be with a nurse practitioner. Rejuvime lists 17 nurse practitioners across its clinics. Most are listed with FNP-C or FNP-BC credentials, meaning board-certified family nurse practitioners. Those listings are provider-stated; we did not verify each certification with its issuer. ⁹

Is that a red flag? No. Louisiana law requires an NP's prescribing to follow a collaborative practice agreement. That general rule does not verify any particular clinician's prescribing authority. Rejuvime says its NPs each have "a collaborating physician that they report to as required by state laws." ^{7 13}

One thing worth knowing: Rejuvime lists Dr. Weiler's board certifications in surgery and plastic surgery, not endocrinology or urology. That alone doesn't make care unsafe. It does mean the nurse practitioner's own hormone training matters a lot, so it's fair to ask about it. ⁸

Check any Rejuvime clinician yourself:

1. Nurse practitioners in Louisiana: search the Louisiana State Board of Nursing license lookup.
2. Dr. Weiler: search the Louisiana State Board of Medical Examiners verification page.
3. The D'Iberville, Mississippi clinic: search the Mississippi Board of Nursing lookup. Ask for the collaborating physician's name and check the Mississippi physician lookup too.

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What do Rejuvime Medical reviews actually say?

The clinician reviews we checked are strong: Rejuvime's 17 rater8 profiles show ratings of 4.8 to 5.0. The comments we read praise friendly staff and clear explanations. The two detailed complaints below concern self-pay pricing and recurring charges; they raise useful questions but do not show how often those problems happen. ^{10 11 20 21}

Stars are useful. They're just not the whole picture. Where a rating lives, and who controls the page it's shown on, changes what it can tell you.

Where Rejuvime's ratings come from

Our read: the positive comments are a useful signal about the in-person experience. Rejuvime clearly does friendly well. But reviews are weak evidence about the things that cost you money later: medication price, add-ons, and how cleanly a membership ends. The two detailed complaints below are reasons to ask about costs, not a measure of how common billing problems are.

What patients say, in their own words

An anonymous October 2026 rater8 reviewer of Shreveport nurse practitioner Amy Patterson called the experience "Very professional." rater8 says it independently collects and verifies patient feedback; we did not verify the person's identity or medical results. ²⁰

A Prairieville reviewer on Yelp (April 30, 2024) said they paid for a consultation, didn't realize Rejuvime was self-pay, and were then quoted $279 a month for treatment. ²¹

A Shreveport patient filed a BBB complaint (October 6, 2025) saying they had no problems with the staff, but were charged the same large amount every month without understanding why. Their question: "what is the monthly charge for???" The complaint is marked unanswered. It's one person's allegation, not a finding, and it was filed before Rejuvime's current membership terms. ¹⁰

These are individual experiences. They do not establish typical results and say nothing about medical safety or effectiveness.

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How much does Rejuvime Medical cost?

Rejuvime's evaluation costs $199 prepaid or $249 at the visit. Membership is $149, $179, or $229 a month, and medication is billed on top at prices we did not find on the official pages checked. Evaluation and membership alone run $1,689 to $2,997 for the first year, depending on tier and how you pay. ^{1 2}

Here's what Rejuvime publishes. Its membership terms were last updated October 14, 2026. ²

Rejuvime's published prices

Where Rejuvime lists phlebotomy: both Baton Rouge clinics, Covington, Houma, Lafayette, Lake Charles, Monroe, Shreveport, Slidell, and Westbank. Metairie, Prairieville, and D'Iberville are not on that service list. Confirm your location before choosing a tier for this benefit. ³²

A heads-up on the price you'll see: some other Rejuvime pages still list the first visit as $249.99. The appointment page shows $199 prepaid or $249 at the visit. Confirm which applies when you book. Before prepaying, ask how evaluation refunds and rescheduling work; the membership refund terms do not settle that. ^{1 2 3 5}

What a year at Rejuvime costs, before medication and add-ons

We did this math from Rejuvime's published prices. It isn't a quote from Rejuvime. Each row is a separate scenario, so don't add rows together.

These use the $199 prepaid evaluation. Paying at the visit adds $50. On Basic or Preferred, in-clinic shots add $240 for 12 billed months. Medication, other separately billed services, and any extra charges confirmed in your quote must be added. The table does not subtract prescription discounts or the Executive credit because their value depends on what you buy. ²

Now add medication, because that's the number that decides your real cost. Unknown is not zero.

What patients have reported paying

We did not find current medication prices on Rejuvime's official pages. These older customer reports show what people said they paid; we verified the reports, not the underlying bills. Treat them as a reason to ask, not as a quote.

Two things jump out. First, the old $150 visit reports do not establish the price of today's lab-and-consultation package. Second, the quoted add-ons in the 2023 report cost more than its quoted testosterone. Ask for every medicine and add-on price in writing.

What the membership does and doesn't cover

Rejuvime says "all of your labs are included in your monthly membership," including ongoing hormone panels and an annual lab review. Its terms also say membership "does not guarantee a specific number of visits, labs, or services." Both can be true. Required lab monitoring is included, but the terms do not promise a fixed number of visits, labs, or services. Ask the clinician to write down your schedule and any extra charges. ^{1 2}

About "lifetime pricing": Rejuvime locks your membership rate for as long as you stay on the same tier. It does not lock medication prices. Cancel or switch tiers, and your old locked rate is gone for good. If you switch, the current rate for your new tier becomes protected while you stay on it. New tier discounts take effect the following month. ²

About annual prepay: it saves you two months. But it auto-renews on your anniversary, and Rejuvime doesn't refund billed membership fees, prepay included, except for billing errors or where the law requires it. If you're new to TRT, monthly billing leaves less prepaid money at risk if you decide to leave. ²

Does this sound manageable? Then ask for your medication price in writing at your consult and plug it into the worksheet near the end of this page. If not knowing the full price up front is a dealbreaker, skip ahead to the comparison section. Some online programs publish starting medication prices, though your full cost still needs confirmation. You can also compare the fee categories in our TRT cost guide.

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What happens at your first Rejuvime visit?

Rejuvime says you get a quick blood draw at a clinic, then meet with a nurse practitioner about a week later to go over results. If a clinician recommends treatment and you choose to proceed, you pick a membership tier; medication requires a prescription. Rejuvime says most people are in and out of the first visit in under 20 minutes. ¹

Here's the path, step by step, from Rejuvime's own pages.

1. Lab draw. Book online or walk in for labs. Rejuvime recommends fasting about 8 hours but doesn't require it. Lab hours are Monday–Thursday 8:30 AM–3:15 PM and Friday 8:30 AM–2:15 PM.
2. Consultation, about one week later. A nurse practitioner reviews your results, symptoms, and goals.
3. Plan and membership. If treatment is recommended, you choose Basic, Preferred, or Executive at this visit and decide which treatments to start.
4. Follow-ups. Rejuvime says follow-ups happen every 3 months at first, then every 6 months.
5. Yearly labs. Your full panel is repeated each year. After your first labs, Rejuvime says it can send orders to any Labcorp, but you must be seen in a Rejuvime office at least once a year.

Already have labs from your own doctor? Rejuvime won't accept them in place of its initial lab panel. If you're already on testosterone from another clinic, tell the nurse at your lab visit, because it changes how your results are read. ^{1 7}

What's in Rejuvime's men's panel

Rejuvime lists these tests for men. Here's what each one means in plain words. ⁴

SHBG (sex hormone–binding globulin, the protein that holds onto testosterone) is listed as an add-on, not part of the standard panel. If your free testosterone matters to the decision, ask whether SHBG is being measured. ⁴

Refills, support, and records. The terms include provider and nursing access as clinically appropriate, but give no response-time promise. We did not find a refill lead time, shipping timetable, or records-request process and fee on the pages checked. Ask the clinic to put these details in your care plan. ²

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Does Rejuvime test for low testosterone the way guidelines recommend?

Rejuvime's panel covers the core hormone markers. What its appointment and membership pages don't describe is the step major guidelines treat as essential: confirming a low result with a second early-morning test before starting treatment. Rejuvime's lab hours also run into the afternoon, when testosterone is often lower. ^{1 2 14}

This is the "small" thing from the top of the page.

For men who sleep at night, testosterone is generally highest in the morning and drops through the day. A blood draw at 2:45 PM can come back lower than the same man's 8 AM draw. Sleep, illness, and stress can move it too. That's why one number isn't a diagnosis. ^{14 23}

What the guidelines say:

• The Endocrine Society (2018 clinical guideline) says to diagnose low testosterone only in men with symptoms or signs and testosterone that is clearly and repeatedly low, measured on a morning, fasting blood draw and confirmed with a repeat test. Its July 2026 statement reaffirms symptoms plus consistently low results and at least two early-morning fasting tests. ^{14 23}
• The American Urological Association guideline (2018, validity confirmed 2024) recommends two total testosterone tests, taken on separate early mornings. It uses below 300 ng/dL as a reasonable cutoff, alongside symptoms or signs, not as a stand-alone diagnosis. ^{15 42}

Guideline vs. what Rejuvime publicly describes

To be fair, a missing line on a website doesn't prove Rejuvime skips repeat testing. It means you should ask, and get the answer before you sign up for monthly care.

Want to understand why the second test matters so much? Our guide explains what repeat testosterone testing involves and when you need it.

If your number came back "normal" but you still feel terrible, that's real. Fatigue and low drive have many causes, including sleep apnea, thyroid problems, depression, and some medications. A primary care workup is often the better next step than hormone treatment. ²³

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What testosterone does Rejuvime use: FDA-approved or compounded?

Rejuvime's own hormone therapy page says the hormones it uses for replacement therapy "come from compounding pharmacies." Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved. The pages we checked do not name the dispensing pharmacy or say which exact testosterone product a given patient receives, so ask before you start. ^{5 18}

This matters, so let's define the terms.

• FDA-approved means a specific finished product passed FDA review for safety, effectiveness, and manufacturing quality. FDA-approved testosterone products include injections, gels, and oral capsules. The patch Androderm and buccal (cheek) product Striant are listed as discontinued in FDA records. ^{16 26 27}
• Compounded means a pharmacy mixes the drug for a patient or prescriber. The FDA says compounded drugs are not FDA-approved and don't go through its premarket review for safety, effectiveness, or quality.

Compounded doesn't mean dangerous. It does mean you're relying on the pharmacy's quality, not an FDA-reviewed product. So it's fair to know which one you're getting. Ask for the dispensing pharmacy's name and license details; we did not identify it in the pages checked. ⁵

Hormone-therapy formats Rejuvime describes. Its FAQ lists oral regimens, injections, creams, and pellets as its most common delivery forms. That general HRT list does not identify which exact testosterone products are available. Pellets are small implants placed under the skin. Rejuvime's October 30, 2026 guide says the dose cannot be adjusted as easily once pellets are in. ^{7 33}

For the questions that differ by format, see our TRT treatment options guide.

The non-testosterone add-ons you may be offered

These are separate treatments, not testosterone replacement. An add-on is not automatically needed just because a clinic offers it. ^{3 6}

About Rejuvime's benefit claims. Rejuvime's TRT page lists a week-by-week benefit timeline, and its pages say TRT can "decrease the risk of disease." We report what Rejuvime says. We don't treat it as established. Its FAQ also treats medical monitoring as making all HRT safe; monitoring does not remove every risk. For the adult-male low-testosterone care covered here, symptoms or signs and consistently low results must be evaluated together, and benefits vary from person to person. ^{3 7 14 23}

Safety basics, in plain English

• It's a controlled substance. Testosterone is a Schedule III controlled substance in the U.S. It requires a valid prescription. ¹⁹
• Blood pressure. In February 2025, the FDA required added or updated blood-pressure warning information across testosterone products. The same update added results from TRAVERSE, which found no higher rate of major cardiovascular events with testosterone gel than placebo in men aged 45–80 with confirmed low testosterone and existing or high risk of cardiovascular disease. The testosterone group had more atrial fibrillation (an irregular heart rhythm), lung clots, and acute kidney injury. ^{16 25}
• Labels are still changing. In June 2026, the FDA asked makers to update labels again. The requested changes would remove the limitation stating that safety and effectiveness had not been established for age-related low testosterone, and would update prostate cancer and enlarged-prostate warnings. Ask your clinician how this applies to you. ¹⁷
• Red blood cells. Testosterone can raise hematocrit, which thickens the blood. Rejuvime lists blood-count monitoring and offers therapeutic phlebotomy, a medical blood draw that lowers it, at selected clinics. That's a genuine convenience of a local clinic. Confirm that your location offers it and ask how the clinician would manage an elevated result. ^{4 14 32}

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Is Rejuvime a good choice if you want kids?

Probably not as your first stop. Testosterone therapy can lower or shut down sperm production, and Rejuvime's public pages don't describe a fertility-preservation plan. If having children in the next year or two matters to you, start with a urologist or reproductive urologist. ^{14 24}

Here's why. Testosterone from outside the body can reduce LH and FSH, the signals your testicles need to make sperm. Making sperm is called spermatogenesis. Rejuvime's own TRT page lists "low sperm count" and "testicular shrinkage" as possible side effects.

Some men's sperm counts recover after stopping. Some take a long time. No one can promise either way. ^{24 41}

Gonadorelin, which Rejuvime offers, is described there as helping maintain testicular size, not as protecting fertility. Don't assume it does. hCG is a different drug, with FDA-approved products for certain male hormonal conditions; it is not testosterone or a guarantee of fertility preservation during TRT. ^{3 24 31}

If kids are on your horizon, our TRT and fertility guide walks through the questions to bring to a specialist. If you are considering the featured Male Excel offer, Find My TRT Path checks its age and state eligibility; it does not assess fertility or replace a specialist.

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How do you cancel a Rejuvime membership?

After the 3-month minimum, Rejuvime says you can cancel anytime by sending a written or electronic request and confirming it yourself. It schedules an offboarding telehealth call with a nurse or provider before finalizing cancellation. Fees already billed, including annual prepay, are not refunded except for billing errors or where law requires, and cancelling ends your locked rate. ²

Here's what Rejuvime's terms say, step by step.

1. Finish the minimum. New memberships require three monthly billing cycles. Switching tiers doesn't restart that clock.
2. Ask in writing. Send your cancellation request in writing or electronically. Confirm your request yourself and ask for written confirmation of the effective date.
3. Arrange the offboarding call. Rejuvime says it schedules a brief telehealth call with a nurse or provider before finalizing cancellation. Ask whether completing the call affects the effective date.
4. Expect no refunds on billed fees. Membership fees aren't prorated or refunded once billed, except for billing errors or where required by law.

What to confirm about your final bill:

• Send your request well before your next billing date. Ask which date your billing actually ends.
• Keep the written confirmation.
• Ask what happens to anything already scheduled.
• Ask how much medication you'll have left and how to get your records.

A message you can copy:

Hi, I'd like to cancel my Rejuvime membership. Please confirm in writing the date my billing ends, schedule my offboarding call, and tell me how to request a copy of my medical records. Thank you.

Don't just stop your testosterone without a plan. Talk with the clinician on your offboarding call, or your new prescriber, about what comes next.

If anything about the terms isn't clear, contact Rejuvime with your billing and cancellation questions before you join. That's when you have the most leverage.

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Rejuvime vs. online TRT vs. your own doctor: which fits you?

Rejuvime may fit if in-person care near home matters most and you're paying cash. Online programs offer remote visits, but full prices, testing, and in-person requirements vary. Your own doctor or a urologist may fit better for insurance-based care or a broader workup; a reproductive urologist can address fertility plans.

Here's the honest tradeoff.

Rejuvime does not run a fully online program. Your first labs happen in a clinic, and you have to be seen in an office at least once a year. If you prefer remote visits, compare each online program's lab and in-person requirements before paying. ⁷

As of November 3, 2026, the federal telemedicine extension runs through December 31, 2026. It allows qualifying controlled-substance prescribing without a prior in-person evaluation under its conditions; state law, clinician licensing, and provider policies still apply. It does not guarantee that a particular program can prescribe testosterone to you. ³⁴

But because Rejuvime is built around 13 real clinics, you get things online programs can't easily offer: a nurse practitioner you can sit across from, someone to give your injections if you'd rather not, and therapeutic phlebotomy at selected clinics if a clinician recommends it. For a lot of men in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, Shreveport, or along the Gulf Coast, that's exactly the point. ^{1 2 32}

Side by side

Which one sounds like you?

• You live near a clinic, want face-to-face care, and are paying cash? Rejuvime is a reasonable choice. Go in with the worksheet below.
• You want the full price before you commit and prefer remote visits? Compare written quotes, including each program's required testing.
• You have decent insurance? Start with your primary care doctor or a urologist. Coverage depends on the plan, diagnosis, product, and any prior-approval rules; meeting a lab cutoff alone does not establish coverage.
• You're trying to have a baby? See a reproductive urologist first.
• Your labs came back "normal," but you feel off? Get a primary care workup for other causes first.
• You're already a Rejuvime patient and unhappy with the price? Check the remaining minimum, confirm cancellation in writing, and arrange records and a care-transfer plan with your clinician before you switch.

If you'd rather compare online programs

These online TRT programs are ones we cover. Availability varies by state, and not every program serves Louisiana or Mississippi, so check yours first.

• Considering Male Excel? Its FAQ excludes Louisiana and Mississippi, even though its locations page lists addresses there. Do not assume it is an available replacement in those states. Its published medication prices depend on the prescription, with membership and shipping on top. ^{35 36 39}
• Prefer one flat monthly plan? Taurus Meds' $149 offer says no membership fee, but its terms contain a separate recurring $17.99 fee per billing period unless the purchase states otherwise. Its state availability was not confirmed. Get a written total and state confirmation before treating it as a lower-cost option. ^{37 40}
• Want at-home lab testing first, then decide? Hone says home collection is offered where available; otherwise it uses a partner lab. Confirm your local testing option and the full membership-plus-medication cost. ³⁸

Check Male Excel's online consultation and state eligibility →

For a broader shortlist, compare published online TRT costs, testing, and state coverage. Use the full-year quote, not the first advertised number.

None of these programs can promise you'll qualify or receive a prescription. That depends on your labs and a clinician's evaluation. For a deeper look at the tradeoffs, read our guide to online TRT vs. local clinics.

Considering the featured Male Excel offer? Use Find My TRT Path to check its age and state eligibility, using the care-model comparison above.

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What should you ask Rejuvime before you pay?

Get a written answer to each question below before you join. Together they turn a monthly membership fee into your real first-year cost and care plan. A blank answer isn't proof of bad care; it's a reason to ask again.

Your Rejuvime quote worksheet: 12 questions to ask before you pay

Print this or screenshot it. Bring it to your consultation.

Your real first-year cost = evaluation + the year's membership charges + every medication bill for the year + any separately billed tests or services + any add-ons you choose + in-clinic shots if you want them.

Use 10 monthly fees for an annual prepaid membership, or 12 for a year of monthly billing. Do not add a service twice if your tier already includes it. Confirm the quote's supply lengths and refill schedule so every medication bill for those 12 months is counted.

Once you've filled in the medication line and any add-ons, you'll have a clearer picture of your Rejuvime bill before you join.

Ready to get those answers? Ask Rejuvime for your written cost and care details, with this worksheet in front of you.

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What did we actually verify?

We checked Rejuvime's own pricing, membership terms, lab, treatment, and FAQ pages, plus review platforms and primary medical and regulatory sources. We did not receive care, test checkout, or contact support as part of this review. This is an independent profile built from public records, not a hands-on review.

What we actually verified — November 3, 2026

Sources checked: Rejuvime's appointment, membership tiers and terms (updated October 14, 2026), TRT, lab work, hormone therapy, men's therapies, FAQ, and founder pages; Louisiana nurse practitioner prescribing law and official state lookup pages; rater8, a Birdeye review mirror, the BBB, Yelp, and the indexed original opening post of one Louisiana forum thread; the FDA (February 2025 labeling change, compounding information, product records), HHS (June 2026 label request), DEA (controlled substance schedules and telemedicine extension), the Endocrine Society, and the American Urological Association and American Society for Reproductive Medicine.

Provider-stated facts confirmed on Rejuvime's pages: evaluation price, membership prices and inclusions, the 3-month minimum, cancellation and refund terms, no insurance, conditional HSA/FSA acceptance, 13 listed locations, lab panel contents and hours, follow-up schedule, general HRT formats described, selected-clinic phlebotomy, and the statement that its replacement hormones come from compounding pharmacies. We checked the written claims, not how each clinic delivers care.

Not independently confirmed with issuing bodies: Dr. Weiler's board certifications, each nurse practitioner's license and certification, and each collaborative practice agreement. The official lookup links above let you check the clinician assigned to you.

Customer-experience signals: the reviews, forum post, and BBB complaint above. They're labeled as individual reports. No material relationship was disclosed in the cited posts; we did not independently establish the posters' relationships or authenticate their bills.

Could not confirm: current medication prices, the exact testosterone product and dispensing pharmacy, repeat diagnostic testing and its price, a fertility-preservation plan, refill and shipping timelines, support response times, records-release steps or fees, a complete out-of-state service list, and the precise cancellation billing cutoff. These gaps are questions for a written quote, not proof the clinic lacks the service.

Our calculations: we independently recalculated all membership scenarios from the published fees. A complete treatment total needs the missing medication and any separately billed service costs; we have not treated them as zero.

We follow our published method, How We Review TRT Providers. It separates verified facts, provider-stated facts, customer-experience signals, and our editorial conclusions, and it builds complete cost models instead of repeating a teaser price, marking any missing inputs. The "fits you if / look elsewhere if" guidance on this page is our editorial judgment, based on the facts above.

Spot something that's changed? Prices and policies move. Send a correction and we'll re-check and update the date. Our editorial standards and privacy policy explain how we handle our work and information you share.

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Rejuvime Medical FAQ: what else should you know?

Rejuvime's published model is cash-pay, with separate medication bills and a three-month membership minimum. These answers cover its evaluation, billing, locations, and care model. ^{1 2}

How much does Rejuvime Medical cost per month?

Membership is $149, $179, or $229 a month, depending on tier. Medication is billed separately; we did not find current prices on the official pages checked. The first visit is $199 prepaid or $249 at the appointment.

Is medication included in the Rejuvime membership?

No. Rejuvime bills medication separately and says medication prices can change. Labs your plan calls for are included in the membership.

Does Rejuvime Medical take insurance?

No. Rejuvime is a cash-pay concierge clinic. It accepts HSA and FSA cards, but eligibility depends on your plan.

Do I have to join a membership to get my labs done?

No. Rejuvime says no membership is required to complete the new patient evaluation. You choose a tier at your consultation only if you decide to start treatment.

Is there a contract?

New memberships require three monthly billing cycles. After that, the terms allow cancellation by a written or electronic request that you confirm. Rejuvime schedules a short offboarding call before finalizing cancellation. ²

Can I get a refund?

Rejuvime doesn't refund or prorate membership fees once they're billed, including annual prepay, except for billing errors or where the law requires it.

Can I use labs from my own doctor?

Not in place of its first panel. Rejuvime requires its own initial lab tests. After that, it says it can send orders to any Labcorp, though you must visit a Rejuvime office at least once a year.

Are Rejuvime providers doctors?

Rejuvime says your results consultation is with a nurse practitioner and that its NPs work with collaborating physicians. The medical director is Dr. Jonathan Weiler, whom Rejuvime describes as a board-certified plastic surgeon. We did not independently verify each clinician's license or board certification. ^{1 7 8}

Does Rejuvime use compounded testosterone?

Rejuvime's hormone therapy page says the hormones it uses for replacement therapy come from compounding pharmacies. Compounded drugs aren't FDA-approved. Ask which exact product and pharmacy you'd get.

Where are Rejuvime's locations?

Louisiana: Baton Rouge (Bluebonnet-Jefferson and Bluebonnet-Highland), Covington, Houma, Lafayette, Lake Charles, Metairie, Monroe, Prairieville, Shreveport, Slidell, and Westbank (Marrero). Mississippi: D'Iberville. Some other Rejuvime pages still say 12 locations; its current location list shows 13.

Can I use Rejuvime if I live outside Louisiana or Mississippi?

Its listed clinics are in Louisiana and Mississippi. We did not find a complete list of states where it can provide telehealth or have prescriptions shipped. If you live elsewhere, ask the clinic to confirm care and pharmacy access for your state before booking.

Does Rejuvime offer online or telehealth TRT?

Not fully. First labs and at least one office visit a year are in person. The cancellation offboarding call is done by telehealth. Ask whether your routine follow-ups can be virtual.

Is Rejuvime the same as Rejuv Medical or Rejuve Meds?

This review covers Rejuvime Medical at rejuvimemedical.com, which lists clinics in Louisiana and Mississippi. Check the spelling and web address before booking; similarly named businesses are outside this review.

Does Rejuvime treat women and offer weight loss?

Yes. Rejuvime also offers hormone therapy for women, GLP-1 weight-loss medications, peptides, and aesthetic treatments. This page focuses on testosterone therapy for adult men being evaluated for low testosterone; it does not evaluate women's hormone care or gender-affirming treatment.

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Considering the featured Male Excel offer? Use our free Find My TRT Path tool to check its age and state eligibility.

This page is educational information, not medical advice. Only a qualified clinician can diagnose low testosterone or decide on treatment. For symptoms that may be urgent, seek care right away rather than waiting for a clinic appointment.

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Sources

Sources checked November 3, 2026. Review counts describe the pages retrieved, not a census of unique patients.

1. Rejuvime Medical — New patient evaluation and first-visit FAQ
2. Rejuvime Medical — Membership tiers and terms (updated October 14, 2026)
3. Rejuvime Medical — Testosterone replacement therapy
4. Rejuvime Medical — Lab work
5. Rejuvime Medical — Hormone replacement therapy (BHRT)
6. Rejuvime Medical — Other hormone therapies for men
7. Rejuvime Medical — Frequently asked questions
8. Rejuvime Medical — Dr. Jonathan Weiler biography
9. Rejuvime Medical — Provider roster
10. Better Business Bureau — Rejuvime Medical, LLC, Shreveport complaints
11. rater8 — Rejuvime Medical clinician reviews
12. TigerDroppings — Original April 5, 2023 opening post, retrieved through its indexed text
13. Louisiana Legislature — R.S. 37:913, advanced practice nursing and collaborative practice
14. Endocrine Society — Testosterone therapy in men with hypogonadism, 2018 guideline
15. American Urological Association — Evaluation and management of testosterone deficiency, original guideline
16. U.S. FDA — Class-wide testosterone labeling changes, February 28, 2025
17. U.S. HHS — Requested testosterone-label updates, June 18, 2026
18. U.S. FDA — Compounding and the FDA: questions and answers
19. U.S. DEA — Drug scheduling
20. rater8 — Amy Patterson, NP, Shreveport
21. Yelp — Rejuvime Medical, Prairieville; Destin M. review dated April 30, 2024
22. Birdeye — Rejuvime Medical, Monroe review display
23. Endocrine Society — Statement on testosterone replacement therapy, July 16, 2026
24. AUA/ASRM — Diagnosis and treatment of infertility in men, guideline part II
25. Lincoff and colleagues — TRAVERSE randomized trial, New England Journal of Medicine, 2023
26. U.S. FDA — Androderm product record and discontinued marketing status
27. U.S. FDA — Striant product record and discontinued marketing status
28. U.S. FDA — Arimidex (anastrozole) prescribing information, December 2024
29. NIH Office of Dietary Supplements — DHEA section, professional fact sheet
30. U.S. FDA — Geref (sermorelin) treatment product record and discontinued status
31. U.S. FDA — hCG questions and answers, including approved indications
32. Rejuvime Medical — Therapeutic phlebotomy and listed participating locations
33. Rejuvime Medical — HRT delivery methods, October 30, 2026
34. U.S. DEA — Telemedicine extension through December 31, 2026
35. Male Excel — Published membership and medication pricing
36. Male Excel — FAQ and state exclusions
37. Taurus Meds — $49 evaluation and $149 monthly offer page
38. Hone Health — Testosterone program and testing options
39. Male Excel — Locations page
40. Taurus Meds — Terms of service
41. Kohn and colleagues — Age, duration of testosterone therapy, and sperm recovery with clinician-directed treatment, 2017
42. American Urological Association — Current guideline catalog and validity status, updated July 14, 2026