Clinics and practices in Pittsburgh, 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.
52 listed (12 named, 40 specialty-only) · published price range $20–$133/mo membership, before labs (source). Member ranges replace it at three reports.
01
Allegheny Clinic
4815 Liberty Ave # Site215 · 15224
NPI registry · specialty match · no member reports yet
02
Allegheny Clinic
4815 Liberty Avenue Suite 215 · 15224
NPI registry · specialty match · no member reports yet
03
Allegheny Endocrinology Associates, PC
420 E North Avenue Suite 205 · 15212
NPI registry · specialty match · no member reports yet
04
Drs Bahl And Bahl Medical Associates
10922 Frankstown Rd · 15235
NPI registry · specialty match · no member reports yet
05
Nps Physicians Pittsburgh, LLC
5171 Liberty Ave · 15224
NPI registry · specialty match · no member reports yet
06
Pittsburgh Endocrine Diabetes Associates P C
363 Vanadium Rd STE 102 · 15243
NPI registry · specialty match · no member reports yet
07
Renal Endocrine Associates
5171 Liberty Ave · 15224
NPI registry · specialty match · no member reports yet
08
St Clair Medical Services, INC.
1000 Bower Hill Rd · 15243
NPI registry · specialty match · no member reports yet
09
University Of Pittsburgh Physicians
200 Lothrop St 9048a Forbes Tower · 15213
NPI registry · specialty match · no member reports yet
10
University Of Pittsburgh Physicians
200 Lothrop St · 15213
NPI registry · specialty match · no member reports yet
11
Upmc Community Medicine, INC.
1024 W View Park Dr · 15229
NPI registry · specialty match · no member reports yet
12
Allegheny Clinic
4 Allegheny Center 10th Floor · 15212
NPI registry · keyword match · no member reports yet
40 specialty-only practices: individual NPI records with no business name on file, shown by specialty and address only
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.
Wayfinding, not a referral and not an endorsement. A business here has not been reviewed by us unless it also appears in the provider directory. Spot an error or a closure? Report it from the lookup. How this page is built: methodology.