Urology-aligned screening
PSA questions, urinary symptoms, prostate enlargement, biopsy education, and men's preventive care that may need urology review.
PSA and prostate screeningA physician-friendly referral path for men's health concerns.
Men's Wellness Institute MD gives care teams a cleaner public starting point for urology-aligned prevention, sexual health, metabolic risk, mood, fertility, and follow-through questions while keeping patient details out of public web forms.
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Public referral interest only. Do not send patient names, records, labs, insurance cards, or clinical details through this page unless a secure channel has been provided.
The page is built for physicians, care teams, and referral coordinators.
Use it to orient patients and offices around the right next step. It is not a public medical-records intake page and it does not replace a clinician-to-clinician channel.
ED as a health signal
Erectile dysfunction can overlap with vascular, metabolic, medication, hormone, and mental-health factors. The page set routes patients toward evaluation instead of a one-size treatment promise.
ED evaluation and testsWeight and metabolic risk
GLP-1 questions, obesity as a chronic disease, sleep risk, blood pressure, and prevention topics are framed around physician-directed follow-through.
GLP-1 and weight lossMood, anxiety, and advanced options
Depression, anxiety, TMS, esketamine, and smoking cessation content is written to support safer first conversations and appropriate psychiatric oversight.
TMS therapy educationFertility and reproductive planning
Male fertility, semen analysis, testosterone-aware decisions, vasectomy counseling, and vasectomy reversal education are kept inside specialist-aware guidance.
Fertility and semen analysisApp-supported follow-through
The public app education explains why structured questions are asked and how future follow-through can support care without using the public site for clinical details.
How the care path worksStart with office contact, then use the right secure channel.
Please do not enter symptoms, medications, medical history, lab values, PSA or testosterone results, PHQ-9 or GAD-7 scores, insurance cards, records, uploads, or urgent medical information through this website. Scheduling and clinical details are handled on the secure patient portal.
Call first for office-to-office coordination
Use the direct office number for referral interest, availability, and the correct next channel. The public website is not a records intake system.
Keep PHI out of public forms and messages
Do not send names, dates of birth, labs, PSA values, testosterone results, medication lists, insurance cards, or records through this public page.
Move clinical details into a secure channel
Once the office confirms the right pathway, patient details and records should move through the secure patient portal or another approved clinical channel.
Use education links to prepare the conversation
The public pages help patients understand why a referral, screening discussion, specialist visit, or follow-up plan may be appropriate.
Public education is tied to visible medical contributors.
Contributor pages help patients and referring offices understand the medical lanes behind the education library. Public pages stay educational; diagnosis, treatment, and records belong in the clinical workflow.
Domenico Savatta, MD, FACSSalvador A. Cuadra, MD, FACSW. Scott DiGiacomo, MD, FACGEric K. Seaman, MD
Contact the office
Reach the office directly by phone to coordinate. Please do not send patient names, records, labs, or clinical details through this website.