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We are geared to get and keep you in shape
Whether taking your health and fitness to the next level or recovering from decades of service, our physicians have experience working 1:1 with current law enforcement and retired military members to achieve their health goals. Our process is to understand what has shaped your health, including your unique background, current situation, medical exam results, and goals for the future. Opt Health is your partner in achieving those health goals, and getting you physically and mentally back to where you were while in the service.
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It starts with professional testing and monitoring
Health optimization is achieved through a combination of blood work to understand your health, a personalized treatment plan to get you feeling your best, wearable device integrations & 1:1 physician consultations to monitor and keep you on track.
See what sign-up and your first consultation actually look like on our how it works page.
VETERAN BENEFITS
Discounted rates for all military veterans and first responders
All memberships include access to our world-class team of physicians. As a thank you for your service to our country and communities, we will be offering you 50% off your initial blood labs and consultation as well as 30% off the monthly membership fees.
See the full membership pricing your discount applies to on our memberships page.
RELATED: Does Opt Health Bill TRICARE or VA Insurance Directly?
Here for your male needs
From testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) to erectile dysfunction, hair loss, peptides, and finding ways to live a longer, more healthy life, Opt Physicians are here to partner with you on your health goals. Once signed up, discuss with your physician what’s covered in your plan
Will the VA or Military Pay for Your TRT?
Veterans Affairs health benefits and TRICARE can cover testosterone replacement therapy for eligible, enrolled veterans and active-duty military personnel who have a documented diagnosis of low testosterone.
RELATED: What Are the Signs of Low Testosterone?
Does the VA or TRICARE Cover Testosterone Replacement Therapy?
VA health benefits and TRICARE can include testosterone replacement therapy when you meet the plan's diagnostic requirements, including documented blood test results showing low testosterone paired with clinical symptoms. Coverage and access depend on your individual eligibility and the VA facility or TRICARE plan you're enrolled in.
How Do You Get Evaluated for TRT Through the VA?
You typically start by seeing your VA primary care provider, who evaluates your symptoms and orders the labs needed to confirm a diagnosis. Because treatment through the VA is diagnosis-dependent, getting evaluated and started can involve long wait times, which vary by facility and local demand.
Why Choose Opt Health for Your Testosterone Care?
Opt Health gives you a physician-led path through our telehealth membership, so your visits happen remotely rather than requiring an in-person appointment. Our physicians have 1:1 experience working with current law enforcement and retired military members on their health goals. Every plan pairs blood work with a personalized treatment plan and ongoing 1:1 physician consultations, and we offer military veterans and first responders a discount on labs, consultation, and monthly membership. Take the next step in your health with an Opt Health membership today.
That experience extends to whole departments as well as individuals — see our work with the California Police Chiefs Association.
Can Police Officers Get TRT?
Law enforcement officers are eligible for physician-prescribed testosterone replacement therapy with a documented medical diagnosis, just like any other patient. Opt Health physicians work directly 1:1 with current law enforcement members to evaluate blood panels and oversee ongoing care. Because medical standards and fitness requirements vary across individual agencies, confirm your department's specific policies before you start treatment.
How Small Do Balls Get on TRT?
Testicular size and fertility effects are a real part of the TRT conversation, and they're covered in detail in our testosterone replacement therapy guide.
Is TRT Safer Than Steroids?
Physician-prescribed testosterone replacement therapy carries a lower risk profile than unsupervised anabolic steroid use. TRT restores your testosterone to a normal physiological range under regular physician consultations and blood panel monitoring, while unsupervised steroid use pushes hormone levels well above normal limits without medical screening, lab testing, or clinical oversight. Routine blood work lets your physician track your cardiovascular and metabolic markers and adjust care over time, keeping treatment within healthy parameters throughout.
Does TRT Show Up on a Military or Law Enforcement Drug Test?
Standard military and law enforcement drug screenings check for illicit or unauthorized substances. A documented prescription from a licensed physician establishes that your testosterone therapy is legitimate, authorized medical care if testing questions ever arise. Because specific drug-testing policies vary by department and branch, confirm your own unit or department policy directly before starting care.
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