Maybe the little blue pill used to work and doesn’t anymore. Maybe it works, but the headaches and the planning ahead are getting old. Either way, you’re in very good company.
ED is incredibly common, and it’s often more than a bedroom problem. We find out why it’s happening, and then treat it from every angle, not just with another prescription.
An erection is mostly a blood-flow event. The arteries in the penis are much smaller than the ones around your heart, so when blood vessels start to struggle, the penis often notices first. ED can show up years before heart disease does.
That makes ED one of the most useful warning signs in men’s health, and one of the most ignored. It affects about half of men between 40 and 70, and most of them never get it properly evaluated.
Usually a mix of things:
Finding out which of these apply to you decides what will actually work.
A comprehensive health exam, full bloodwork, VO2 max testing, body composition analysis, and an in-office penile Doppler ultrasound. The plan is built on your actual results, and you leave knowing a lot more about your health than your erections.
Six to eight sessions of focused shockwave therapy, three rounds of PRP injections, and Botox injections, aimed at improving blood flow and tissue health over time.
Oral medication, a vacuum device, hormone optimization, and medical management throughout the six-month program, so you’re not waiting on results to have a sex life.
A nighttime erection monitoring device tracks your erectile function before and after treatment, so we can see what’s working with data instead of guesswork. Nanofat can be added for men who want another regenerative option.
Oral medications and injections work the same day. Shockwave, PRP, and Botox work by improving blood flow and tissue health, so their results build gradually, typically over the weeks to months after a treatment series.
If something isn’t helping, we adjust the plan.
Results vary. Your plan and expectations will be based on your own evaluation.
ED is rarely just about sex. When it’s caused by blood flow problems, it can be one of the earliest signs that the arteries elsewhere in your body, including your heart, need attention.
Treating ED well means looking for that, not just writing a prescription. Sometimes the most important thing an ED visit does is catch something else early.
We’re a cash-pay clinic, so there are no surprise insurance bills.
The ED Complete Program is $15,000 for six months, including everything above: testing, ultrasound, treatments, medication, the vacuum device, hormone optimization, medical management, and outcome tracking. With nanofat added, it’s $19,500.
After the six months, many men continue with our ongoing membership. Individual treatments, like shockwave or PRP, are also available on their own. You’ll get a clear quote after your first visit, before anything starts.
Your care is led by Dr. Jake Shank, a board-certified emergency medicine physician. He spent 15 years in the ER seeing what happens when warning signs get ignored, and ED is one of the earliest. We treat the erection and the man attached to it, and we’ll tell you honestly what each treatment can and can’t do.
It gets more common with age, but it isn’t inevitable, and it’s often a sign of something worth treating, like blood flow or blood sugar.
It can be. Blood flow problems often show up in the penis before the heart. That’s why our evaluation looks at your cardiovascular health, too.
Most men describe a tapping sensation, and it doesn’t require numbing. Sessions are quick, with no downtime.
No. Many men keep using medication while restorative treatments do their work, and some find they need less of it over time.
Completely. Your visits and records are kept confidential, and we don’t share anything about your care without your permission.
Book a consultation and bring your questions, even the awkward ones. Especially the awkward ones.
