Albuquerque, NM · MII 46 · thin · 2026-10-03
Clinics and practices in Albuquerque, NM whose NPI registry record is endocrinology, urology, preventive medicine, or a generalist listing that names hormones or testosterone. A listing means the registry says so, not that we checked the medicine.
32 listed (11 named, 21 specialty-only) · published price range $20–$133/mo membership, before labs (source). Member ranges replace it at three reports.
Longevity Clinical Ltc Associates Of New Mexico, PC
103 Hospital Loop NE · 87109
NPI registry · specialty match · no member reports yet
Access Endocrinology LLC
100 Sun Ave NE STE 650 · 87109 · zip-level location
NPI registry · specialty match · no member reports yet
Garcia Sloan Centers, LLC
100 Sun Ave NE STE 650 · 87109 · zip-level location
NPI registry · specialty match · no member reports yet
Monogram Health Professional Services Of New Mexico LLC
500 Marquette Ave NW STE 1200 · 87102
NPI registry · specialty match · no member reports yet
Sage Primary Care Clinic
7850 Jefferson St NE STE 300 · 87109
NPI registry · specialty match · no member reports yet
Southwest Endocrinology Associates, PA
5501 Jefferson St NE Suite #700 · 87109
NPI registry · specialty match · no member reports yet
Southwest Care Center Pharmacy
4710 Jefferson St NE Suite A · 87109
NPI registry · keyword match · no member reports yet
Double J Squared
11110 San Rafael Ave NE · 87122
NPI registry · keyword match · no member reports yet
Modern Pain & Spine PC
1540 Juan Tabo Blvd NE STE A · 87112
NPI registry · keyword match · no member reports yet
Net Medical Xpress Solutions, INC.
8206 Louisiana Blvd NE STE A · 87113
NPI registry · keyword match · no member reports yet
Vaccines For Health
1717 Louisiana Blvd NE Suite 212 · 87110
NPI registry · keyword match · no member reports yet
GLP-1 prescribers: 161 · Compounding pharmacies: 0 · Serious gyms: 0. See the New Mexico map.
No. It means a public registry lists the business under a relevant specialty, or its name says it treats hormones. Quality, pricing, and whether they run proper workups (labs twice, morning, before any prescription) is what the member reports and the evidence-graded articles are for.
Two morning total-testosterone draws, SHBG, LH/FSH, hematocrit, PSA where indicated, and a conversation about fertility before any prescription. A clinic that prescribes on one afternoon draw is a warning sign.
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