Testosterone therapy and men's health for Stanton. The next city over — a flat price and the same doctor every visit.
Castellano Health Institute is the closest in-person men's-health practice for Stanton — barely three miles down the road on S Euclid, same doctor every visit since 1999, with a flat $250-a-month program and no surprise bill.
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The Stanton patient Dr. Castellano sees most weeks.
He’s on his feet for a living or running a small business off Beach Blvd — a trade, a shop, a service route — forty to fifty-five, and he used to be able to work all day and still have something left at night. Now the tank is empty by the time he gets home. His yearly checkup keeps coming back “fine,” so he’s been told to sleep more and lose a few pounds and left it there.
What usually stops a man like that from doing anything about it isn’t doubt — it’s the fear of an open-ended bill. A workup that turns into a subscription, a coach, a stack of supplements, a number that keeps climbing. Here the number doesn’t move: the ongoing program is a flat $250 a month, medication and labs and the monthly follow-up included. He can decide based on whether it’s right, not on whether he can predict the invoice.
Why the price is flat — and why that’s the point.
A lot of men’s-health pricing is built to grow after you say yes: an intake fee, then tiers, then add-ons, then labs billed “separately” each quarter. It works because once you’re in, you stop counting. Dr. Castellano runs it the other way on purpose — one flat monthly number that already includes the medication, the lab work, and the visit where he reads it with you.
That structure isn’t a discount; it’s an alignment. When the practice doesn’t make more by adding to your protocol, the only thing left to optimize is whether you actually feel better. The one cost that sits outside the $250 is honest and stated up front: the initial one-hour consultation and the first bloodwork, before you start, are a separate service billed on their own — the paid workup that lets the yes-or-no be unbiased.
Same doctor, every visit. From Stanton to your follow-up.
Three miles buys continuity: one doctor — Dr. Castellano, board-certified in Family Medicine, three decades in — who reads your panel himself and tracks it every visit. And for the Stantonpatient whose real problem is a metabolic middle that won’t budge, medically supervised weight loss runs on the same flat-fee, no-upsell footing as everything else here.
Coming soon.
Dr. Castellano sees Stanton men every week. Their before-and-after stories will land here as patients give consent to share. In the meantime, ask about results in person — bring your most recent labs and we’ll show you how the trend lines look in practice.
The questions Stanton patients ask most before the first visit.
- How far is the clinic from Stanton?
- Barely three miles — the next city over, a short hop down Beach Blvd to S Euclid. Most Stanton patients are in and out inside 90 minutes, lab draw included. Free on-site parking at the suite.
- Is there really no add-on cost beyond the $250?
- The ongoing program is a flat $250 a month — that covers the medication, the lab work, and the monthly follow-up. No package tiers, no contract, no surprise line items. The only separate cost is the one-time initial consultation and bloodwork before you start, which is billed on its own.
- What if TRT turns out not to be the answer for me?
- Then you don't start it. The first visit is a paid, one-hour workup precisely so the yes-or-no is honest — Dr. Castellano would rather tell a Stanton patient his numbers don't call for testosterone than put him on a protocol he doesn't need.
Three miles down Beach Blvd to S Euclid. Free parking on-site.
Stanton patients start with the same core program every man here does: testosterone replacement therapy with Dr. Castellano — $250 a month, labs and monthly follow-ups included. (The initial consultation and bloodwork before starting are a separate service and cost.)
One conversation tells you whether this is the right fit.
Call the office to set up a 1-hour consult with Dr. Castellano. Bring whatever bloodwork you have on file — or fresh labs get ordered up front. Either way, you’ll leave with a real read on what’s going on.
Calling after hours? Leave a message — we’ll get back to you the next business day.