I have been running Men's Health Clinics for the past 23-years. A little more about what I have learned:I avoid talking negatively about practitioners, but I will tell patients that we have a multidisciplinary approach, coordinating with cardiologists, with endocrinologists about bone density, and other practitioners with skills in different areas that can benefit patients more than just looking at an isolated area such as testosterone.I think the standardized protocol is the key benefit missing on their side. We track patients’ labs, follow men for all aspects of health-whether it be mental health, bone density. Many health systems do, but that’s usually lacking in pop-up clinics that really just focus on one thing.Men’s centers here are offering testosterone treatments without doing much testing beforehand. They also give little or no warning about potential comorbidities of testosterone.Patients generally like that we follow stricter guidelines.We have one of those cash-grab clinics on every corner. They promote injection therapy as "The Only Solution", supplying patients intracorporal injections with prefilled syringes for many months so they lose their potency. I specialize in making sure that my clinics follow industry guidelines that achieve higher overall profit through practicing proven methods to grow patient revenue without sacrificing quality medical care.