Testosterone therapy online in New York

Men in New York can start testosterone therapy online. After sign-up, your first lab order waits in your patient portal, you complete it before meeting a clinician, and a licensed provider decides whether treatment is appropriate. It is currently offered in New York to eligible men 25 and older, in a metro such as New York City, Buffalo, or Rochester or in a smaller town.

Testosterone is a controlled substance, so it is offered in only some states, and New York is one of them. New York borders Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Vermont. Testosterone therapy is currently offered in 3 of those 5 states (Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Vermont). Availability can change, so it is confirmed again when you start.

America's Health Rankings reports that high blood pressure affects 32.1% of New York adults (11th of 48 states), and high cholesterol affects 38.5% (29th of 48). Testosterone therapy can raise blood pressure, so it is only prescribed after a provider reviews your history and baseline labs. Population figures say nothing about any one person.

New York heart health and coverage, by the numbers

Sources: America's Health Rankings and the CDC. Rank 1 is the lowest rate.

High blood pressure

32.1% (11th of 48 states, 2023)

High cholesterol

38.5% (29th of 48 states, 2023)

Cardiovascular disease

8.3% (9th of 49 states, 2024)

Adult diabetes

12.3% (26th of 49 states, 2024)

Uninsured population

5.0% (6th of 50 states, 2024)

Life expectancy

79.5 years (4th of 51)

• New York's high blood pressure rate of 32.1% (2023) compares with Connecticut 32.0%, Massachusetts 31.0%, New Jersey 33.4%, Vermont 32.5% in the states that border it.
• New York's high cholesterol rate of 38.5% (2023) compares with Connecticut 38.6%, Massachusetts 35.7%, New Jersey 39.1%, Vermont 33.0% in the states that border it.
• New York's cardiovascular disease rate of 8.3% (2024) compares with Connecticut 8.7%, Massachusetts 7.7%, New Jersey 8.4%, Pennsylvania 10.2%, Vermont 9.4% in the states that border it.
• New York's adult diabetes rate of 12.3% (2024) compares with Connecticut 11.7%, Massachusetts 9.6%, New Jersey 10.8%, Pennsylvania 13.3%, Vermont 8.9% in the states that border it.
• New York's adult obesity rate of 29.5% (2024) compares with Connecticut 32.0%, Massachusetts 27.0%, New Jersey 27.7%, Pennsylvania 34.2%, Vermont 29.0% in the states that border it.
• New York's physical inactivity rate of 24.0% (2024) compares with Connecticut 20.8%, Massachusetts 18.8%, New Jersey 22.8%, Pennsylvania 22.7%, Vermont 16.0% in the states that border it.
• New York's frequent mental distress rate of 14.2% (2024) compares with Connecticut 13.9%, Massachusetts 13.3%, New Jersey 13.2%, Pennsylvania 16.0%, Vermont 15.1% in the states that border it.
• New York's uninsured population rate of 5.0% (2024) compares with Connecticut 5.8%, Massachusetts 2.8%, New Jersey 7.7%, Pennsylvania 5.8%, Vermont 4.2% in the states that border it.
• Life expectancy in New York is 79.5 years (4th of 51 in the CDC's state life tables), against Connecticut 79.4, Massachusetts 79.8, New Jersey 79.6, Pennsylvania 77.3, Vermont 78.3 for its neighbors.

More about care in New York

• All Prolong Health programs in New York — Every program available in New York.
• Men's health and testosterone therapy: how it works — Eligibility, labs and what is included.
• Weight loss in New York — GLP-1 care in New York.

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