Low T Center
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Low T Center in Fort Worth has been operating since 2009, and its Fort Worth location at 7033 Bryant Irvin Suite 200 is led by nurse practitioner Fernando Sosa. The clinic focuses on testosterone replacement therapy for men, hormone therapy for women, peptide therapy, and medical weight loss, and they accept most major insurance plans, with FSA and HSA funds also eligible for covered services. Their website advertises plans starting as low as $105 a month sitewide, though that specific figure appears only on their general homepage rather than restated on this Fort Worth location's own page.
What is published for this location specifically are two starter offers: a new female patient's initial hormone panel is $99 out of pocket or through an insurance copay, described as a $200 savings versus the standard price, and new male patients get a free testosterone test at their first appointment. Beyond those two entry points, ongoing program pricing isn't broken out on the location page itself.
Medication-wise, they use testosterone cypionate injections and enclomiphene citrate for hormone therapy, PT-141 and sermorelin for peptide treatment, and GLP-1 medications plus lipotropic injections for weight loss — a fairly specific list compared to many clinics that only name broad categories. Telehealth is explicitly offered for managing TRT once you're an established patient, which matters if you don't want to come in person for every follow-up.
Hours are unusually well documented: Monday 8:00am–5:00pm, Tuesday 8:00am–7:00pm, Wednesday 8:00am–1:00pm, Thursday 7:00am–5:00pm, Friday 8:00am–5:00pm, Saturday 8:00am–12:00pm, and closed Sunday — a schedule with some early and evening options built in across the week.
A few things aren't nailed down. The specific states covered by their telehealth service aren't named, so if you're hoping to manage TRT remotely from outside the Fort Worth area, you'd want to confirm eligibility directly. Their broader service area beyond the physical address also isn't spelled out, and there's no stated cancellation or membership commitment policy, which is worth asking about before you sign up for an ongoing program rather than a one-time visit. With more than fifteen years in operation and a location page that actually names a provider and posts real starter pricing, this is one of the more transparent listings in this batch, even with the ongoing-cost gap.
Sources: lowtcenter.com/locations/fort-worth, lowtcenter.com (checked 2026-09-22).