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Do you live in Oregon?
We’re a licensed Oregon practice. Visits are telehealth, labs are drawn at a Quest location near you.
Are you on OHP or Medicaid?
We’re cash-pay with flat monthly pricing and no insurance billing.
How old are you?
Treatment differs by decade. This points you the right way.
What’s bothering you most?
Pick what’s been on your mind. You can ask about the rest at your visit.
How long has this been going on?
Be honest. Most men wait years before saying anything.
Some of these may be a fit for you.
We’re licensed in Oregon only.
Every visit has to be with a provider licensed where you’re sitting. We’re working on more states. If you’re in Oregon often enough to have labs drawn at a Quest location, come back and see us.
We can’t take OHP or Medicaid.
Sorry, we cannot accept patients who are currently enrolled in Medicaid at this time.
We treat adults 18 and over.
Everything we do requires you to be an adult. Please talk to your regular doctor, who can help properly at your age.
Testosterone therapy in Springfield, Oregon: the short answers
Pacific Coastal Men’s Clinic serves men in Springfield through telehealth. There is no walk-in office in Springfield. You meet the provider by video, get labs drawn at a nearby Quest Diagnostics location, and your prescription ships to your home.
| Can someone in Springfield get care? | Yes. PCMC treats adults 18 and over who are in Oregon during each visit. PCMC cannot accept patients currently enrolled in OHP or Medicaid. |
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| Online or in person? | Online. Every visit is a secure video visit. PCMC has no walk-in office in Springfield. The only in-person step is a blood draw at a lab. |
| Who provides the care? | Jerome Siegel, PA-C, a Physician Associate licensed by the Oregon Medical Board (license PA199016). You see him at every visit. |
| What does treatment cost? | Core (injectable testosterone, any dose): $99 a month. Core Daily (topical cream): $139 a month. Enclomiphene, an oral option, is included in Core at $99 a month. No separate membership fee. |
| What do labs cost? | First panel $175. Each follow-up panel $50. If other tests are medically necessary, Jerome discusses them and their cost with you before ordering. Full lab pricing. |
| Where are labs drawn? | Springfield has two Quest locations, on Marcola Road and Riverbend Drive. Hilyard Street in Eugene, about four miles away, is the nearest site with Saturday morning hours. |
| What happens before treatment? | A free video consultation, then two early-morning blood draws (both included in the $175 first panel), then a review of your results with the provider. If treatment is appropriate, you get a written plan and the price before anything starts. |
| How do I book? | Book a free consultation online or call 541-896-4545. |
What the monthly price includes
| Core, injectable testosterone | $99 a month, any dose |
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| Core Daily, topical cream | $139 a month |
| First lab panel | $175 |
| Follow-up lab panels | $50 each |
- Video visits with the same licensed Oregon provider
- Your testosterone prescription, any dose, shipped to your home
- Injection supplies (Core) or topical cream (Core Daily)
- Ongoing follow-up visits and monitoring
- No separate membership fee on top of the monthly price
- Lab work: first panel $175, follow-up panels $50
- Any additional tests that are medically necessary, discussed with you first
- Care for anything outside the program, which is billed by whoever provides it
“Membership” on this site means your monthly program price. There is no extra membership fee on top of it. Prices can change if medication costs change, and your provider confirms the current price before you start.
Where Springfield patients get labs drawn
Springfield has two Quest locations, on Marcola Road and Riverbend Drive. Hilyard Street in Eugene, about four miles away, is the nearest site with Saturday morning hours.
| Springfield Marcola Road | 1980 Marcola Rd, Springfield, OR 97477. Under 2 miles away. |
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| Springfield Riverbend Drive | 3377 Riverbend Dr, Springfield, OR 97477. Under 2 miles away. |
| Eugene 1200 Hilyard Street | 1200 Hilyard St, Ste 140, Eugene, OR 97401. About 4 miles away. Saturday: 7:00 am-12:00 pm. |
How it works: after your visit, PCMC sends your lab order to Quest electronically. You book a time on Quest’s website or walk in, bring a photo ID, and get drawn. Testosterone should be drawn in the morning, because levels are highest early in the day and the national guideline bases the diagnosis on early-morning results. Why the draw has to be in the morning.
Quest locations and hours from questdiagnostics.com, checked October 16, 2026. Hours change, so confirm on Quest’s location finder before you go.
What happens before treatment starts
- Free consultation by video. About two minutes to book online. You talk through symptoms, history and goals.
- Two morning blood draws. Low testosterone has to be confirmed with two separate early-morning results, as the national guideline recommends. Both draws are included in the $175 first panel. If you already have recent labs, send them first, and they are reviewed before anything new is ordered.
- Results review. Testosterone therapy is prescribed only when your symptoms and your lab results both support it.
- Your plan and price, in writing. You know the monthly price before you commit. Medication ships to your home.
- Follow-up. Monitoring labs at week six and week twelve, then every three to six months depending on how you respond.
Questions from Springfield patients
Is there a PCMC office in Springfield?
No. PCMC has no walk-in office in Springfield. Every visit is by secure video, and the only in-person step is your blood draw at a Quest location.
Which Springfield lab should I use?
Quest lists 1980 Marcola Road in north Springfield and 3377 Riverbend Drive in the Gateway area. Both list weekday hours only. For a Saturday draw, the closest Quest is 1200 Hilyard Street in Eugene.
Is care different if I live in Springfield instead of Eugene?
No. The provider, the price and the process are the same anywhere in Oregon. The only local difference is which Quest location you pick for labs.
Keep reading
- Testosterone therapy program details
- Full pricing, including labs
- About your provider, Jerome Siegel, PA-C
- How telehealth care works
- What TRT costs in Oregon, year one and after
- Testosterone therapy in Eugene
- How to get testosterone prescribed in Oregon
- Does insurance cover TRT in Oregon?
- All Oregon cities we serve
Last updated October 2026.
Telehealth Programs
Evidence-based programs delivered by a licensed Oregon provider. No waiting rooms. No referrals required.
How It Works
Book Your Free Consultation
Schedule your telehealth visit directly online. Takes about two minutes. No waiting rooms.
Meet With Your Provider
Meet with your provider by video to discuss what treatment is right for you.
Start Your Program
Following your appointment, you will initiate the appropriate individualized medical plan. This may include prescriptions, lab orders, or other records.