Low T Center
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Low T Center's Arlington clinic, at 2701 Matlock Road, Suite 109, focuses on testosterone and hormone replacement therapy and, unlike a lot of TRT clinics, works with insurance instead of running cash-pay only. New male patients get a free testosterone test at their first visit. New female patients pay $99 out of pocket or their insurance copay for an initial hormone panel, with the clinic advertising that as a $200 savings.
Jessica Mahoney, FNP-BC, is listed as the Center Director here. The clinic is part of the Low T Center chain, which the brand says has been operating since 2009, though that's a company-wide claim rather than something specific to this Arlington address. Insurance coverage is broad: most major plans are accepted, and FSA or HSA funds can also be used for eligible services.
For people managing an existing TRT prescription, the clinic offers telehealth so ongoing dosing and monitoring don't always require an in-person visit -- useful if driving to Matlock Road every month isn't realistic. The location keeps longer hours than a typical medical office: open Monday, Thursday and Friday from 8 to 5 (Thursday starts at 7), Tuesday until 7 p.m., a short Wednesday morning shift ending at 1, and Saturday mornings from 8 to noon. It's closed Sundays.
What isn't clear from the Arlington page is the ongoing cost of treatment once someone's past that first visit -- Low T Center advertises a "starting at" monthly membership figure on its national homepage, but that number isn't tied to this specific location, so it's left out here rather than repeated as fact. The same goes for the fuller service menu (women's hormone therapy, peptide therapy, weight-loss programs) that shows up on the brand's homepage -- it's not confirmed as something this Arlington office itself offers, so treat it as a question to ask rather than an assumption. There's also no stated service radius beyond the Arlington address itself, and no published policy on commitment length or cancellation once someone starts an ongoing hormone therapy plan. Anyone considering this clinic will want to ask directly about monthly membership pricing, the full list of services offered at this specific location, and what happens if they need to pause or stop treatment.
Sources: lowtcenter.com and the clinic's Arlington location page, checked September 2026.