Men’s hormone clinic in Lakewood · Serving the Denver metro

Lakewood, Colorado · Serving the Denver metro

The unbiased truth about your hormones and health.

We investigate what is driving your symptoms, then explain the options that fit your health and goals.

  • Complimentary first consultation
  • Alternatives before TRT
  • Comprehensive monitoring
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Published pricing

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Core prices, published up front.

Initial blood work

$135one time

Your first conversation with Veritas is free. If you choose to move forward, the initial blood work is $135. For blood drawn at the Lakewood clinic, payment is collected at that visit after your labs are drawn. A visit to review your results is included at no additional charge.

What the lab fee includes
  • Total testosterone
  • Calculated free testosterone
  • Estradiol
  • Luteinizing hormone (LH)
  • Prostate-specific antigen (PSA)
  • Comprehensive metabolic panel (CMP)
  • Complete blood count (CBC)
  • Sex hormone-binding globulin (SHBG)
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Testosterone therapy

$175/ month

Injectable or topical testosterone with supplies, monitoring, shipping, and individualized adjustments.

What this covers
  • Medication and treatment supplies
  • Monitoring and follow-up
  • Shipping and plan adjustments

Enclomiphene therapy

$135/ month

A clinician-guided option for appropriate patients seeking to support natural testosterone production.

What to know
  • Clinician-guided monthly care
  • Focused on natural testosterone production
  • Recommended only when it fits your health

Prices reflect current clinic information and may change. All treatment requires an individual medical evaluation and prescription when clinically appropriate.

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New to Veritas?

Request your complimentary consultation.

James will call to learn what you need, answer initial questions, and decide whether Veritas is a fit.

Start with a conversation.

Use our online form to request a callback from the clinic.

The Veritas difference

“If you don’t need testosterone therapy, we will tell you.”

Diagnosis first. The decision stays yours.

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Your care path

Answers before assumptions.

  1. 01

    Determine the cause

    Connect symptoms, history, lifestyle, and lab work.

  2. 02

    Build your plan

    Compare underlying-cause care, natural-production support, and testosterone therapy.

  3. 03

    Adjust and optimize

    Review symptoms, safety markers, and side effects over time.

Common questions

Clear answers before you commit.

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What does the first evaluation include?

Start with a complimentary screening call. If you proceed, initial blood work is $135 and the results-review visit is included. The New Patients page lists the full panel and payment details.

Do you accept insurance?

Veritas does not currently accept insurance. The clinic can provide billing summaries that you may submit to your insurer, but coverage or deductible credit is determined by your plan.

Can I transfer from another clinic?

Yes. Bring your recent lab results, current medication names, doses, and schedules, and—if available—the original lab work that qualified you for treatment. You generally do not need to stop therapy before transferring care.

Do I have to give myself injections?

No. Veritas offers both injections and topical testosterone cream. If injections are right for you, your specialist will teach you the technique and can help with the first few doses while you get comfortable.

How often is blood work needed?

Blood work is typically repeated every 4–5 weeks while a new patient’s dose is being refined. Once the dose is stable, testing is usually less frequent and depends on the treatment, health markers, and clinical response.