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Allentown, PA · MII 51 · served · 2026-10-03

Testosterone therapy clinics in Allentown

Clinics and practices in Allentown, PA 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.

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10 listed (6 named, 4 specialty-only) · published price range $20–$133/mo membership, before labs (source). Member ranges replace it at three reports.

  1. 01

    Lehigh Valley Specialty Physician Group

    1243 S Cedar Crest Blvd STE 2800 · 18103

    NPI registry · specialty match · no member reports yet

  2. 02

    Lehigh Valley Physician Group

    1243 S Cedar Crest Blvd Suite 2200 · 18103

    NPI registry · specialty match · no member reports yet

  3. 03

    Lehigh Valley Physician Group

    1243 S Cedar Crest Blvd Suite 2800 · 18103

    NPI registry · specialty match · no member reports yet

  4. 04

    St. Luke'S Hospital

    1501 Lehigh St Suite 103 · 18103

    NPI registry · specialty match · no member reports yet

  5. 05

    Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Hospital

    850 S 5th St · 18103

    NPI registry · keyword match · no member reports yet

  6. 06

    St. Luke'S Hospital

    501 Cetronia Rd · 18104

    NPI registry · keyword match · no member reports yet

4 specialty-only practices: individual NPI records with no business name on file, shown by specialty and address only
  • Endocrinology Practice · 3435 Winchester Rd · 18104 · specialty match
  • Endocrinology Practice · 1240 S Cedar Crest Blvd STE 410 · 18103 · specialty match
  • Endocrinology Practice · Lvpg Endocrinology 1243 S. Cedar Crest Blvd Suite 2800 · 18103 · specialty match
  • Urology Practice · 1200 S Cedar Crest Blvd · 18103 · keyword match

Also in Allentown

GLP-1 prescribers: 77 · Compounding pharmacies: 2 · Serious gyms: 0. See the Pennsylvania map.

Questions

Does a listing mean the clinic is good?

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.

What should a legitimate program do first?

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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