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Low Testosterone Testing in Jupiter, FL
Symptoms such as fatigue, reduced libido, changes in mood, difficulty maintaining muscle, increased body fat, or reduced motivation can have many possible causes. A physician-directed evaluation and blood testing can help clarify whether low testosterone may be contributing.
Medically reviewed by Timothy W. Mackey, D.O., Medical Director of NovaGenix · Last reviewed 23 August 2026
Timothy W. Mackey, D.O.
Medical Director, NovaGenix
Florida medical license OS9185 · NPI 1730235797
NovaGenix provides physician-reviewed low-testosterone testing from its only office at 609 N. Hepburn Avenue, Suite 106, Jupiter, FL 33458. Laboratory testing is completed through Labcorp using a NovaGenix requisition.
Patients elsewhere in the state can continue care through online TRT in Florida.
Could your symptoms be related to low testosterone?
Low testosterone can affect energy, sexual health, mood, strength, and body composition—but these symptoms can also have other causes. Testing helps replace guessing with useful clinical information.
If low sex drive is your main concern, that symptom has its own evaluation path.
Energy and focus
Persistent fatigue, reduced motivation, difficulty concentrating, or feeling less resilient than usual.
Sexual health
Lower libido, fewer spontaneous erections, or changes in sexual performance.
Strength and recovery
Reduced muscle mass, slower recovery, declining exercise capacity, or increased body fat.
Mood and sleep
Irritability, low mood, disrupted sleep, or a noticeable change in overall well-being.
Bone and metabolic health
Long-term testosterone deficiency may be associated with changes in bone density and metabolic health.
Fertility goals
Your plans for future fertility matter because testosterone therapy can suppress sperm production.
How low-T testing works
NovaGenix keeps the process understandable and physician guided from the first conversation through follow-up.
If you are still deciding what treatment may involve, read Dr. Mackey’s answers to the questions men ask before starting TRT.
Request the lab panel
Contact NovaGenix or use the blood-work request form below.
Receive a Labcorp requisition
NovaGenix provides the order needed to complete testing through Labcorp.
Complete the blood draw
Come early in the morning if you can, and stop biotin supplements 72 hours beforehand. You do not need to fast.
Have your results reviewed by Dr. Mackey
He considers laboratory findings together with symptoms, medical history, medications, risk factors, and other relevant information.
Discuss appropriate next steps
Recommendations are individualized. Testing does not guarantee a diagnosis, prescription, treatment, or outcome.
Patients traveling from West Palm Beach and elsewhere in Palm Beach County can complete the draw at any Florida Labcorp location instead of coming to Jupiter.
What the $125 male hormone lab panel includes
The panel supports a clinical evaluation; it does not by itself diagnose low testosterone or guarantee that treatment will be recommended.
$125current male hormone lab panel price
What the evaluation includes
A low testosterone evaluation is more than a single number. Alongside the blood panel, Dr. Mackey reviews a medical history questionnaire and a physical exam. The blood test measures both free and total testosterone. Depending on the results, he may request additional testing of liver, kidney, and cardiac function before making a diagnosis.
NovaGenix does not treat any single laboratory value as an automatic trigger. Dr. Mackey weighs your past medical history, your signs and symptoms, your goals and your lab results together, case by case.
Why one testosterone number is not the whole picture
Testosterone levels can vary with time of day, sleep, illness, medications, nutrition, and other health factors. A result that is low or borderline should be interpreted in clinical context. Depending on the circumstances, Dr. Mackey may recommend repeat or additional testing before discussing treatment options.
Laboratories also measure free testosterone in more than one way, and the results are not numerically interchangeable — a value that reads normal by one method can read markedly low by another. The method and the units always have to accompany the number, so check which appears on your own report.
If treatment is clinically appropriate, learn more about physician-led testosterone replacement therapy, or meet Timothy W. Mackey, D.O.
Timothy W. Mackey, D.O.
Medical Director, NovaGenix Health & Wellness
What happens if your testosterone is low?
Look for contributing factors
Sleep, weight, medications, illness, stress, and other hormone conditions may influence symptoms and testosterone levels.
Discuss treatment choices
When treatment is appropriate, Dr. Mackey explains potential benefits, limitations, risks, alternatives, and monitoring.
Protect future goals
Fertility plans should be discussed before starting TRT because outside testosterone can suppress sperm production.
If your low testosterone is related to weight
The Endocrine Society’s July 2026 statement on testosterone replacement is direct about this: for men whose low testosterone is obesity-related, weight loss is typically the first-line therapy. That is worth saying plainly, even from a clinic that provides testosterone therapy.
The two are not alternatives. Testosterone therapy is associated with improvements in energy, body composition and muscle mass. Losing weight independently improves testosterone levels. For a man who qualifies medically for both, they can run together — each addressing part of the same picture.
NovaGenix offers physician-directed medical weight management alongside hormone therapy. Whether either or both are appropriate for you is a clinical determination Dr. Mackey makes after evaluation. Medical weight loss in Jupiter
A closer look at NovaGenix
Clear answers before you schedule
Where is NovaGenix located?
NovaGenix has one office at 609 N. Hepburn Avenue, Suite 106, Jupiter, FL 33458.
How much is the male hormone lab panel?
The current male hormone lab panel price is $125. Additional or repeat tests may involve separate costs if the physician determines they are needed.
Do I need to fast before my blood draw?
No. None of the tests on this panel is affected by whether you have eaten. Fasting requirements usually come from companion tests bundled into the same order, such as a metabolic or lipid panel. If one of those is added to your requisition, the office will tell you beforehand.
What if I cannot get to the lab in the morning?
Testosterone is highest in the morning, which is why the guidelines call for an early draw. If work or family makes that impossible, come anyway and tell us what time you were drawn. Dr. Mackey will interpret the result knowing when it was taken, and may ask for a morning repeat before reaching a conclusion.
Does a low result mean I will receive testosterone therapy?
No. A laboratory result is only part of a medical evaluation. There is no guaranteed treatment or outcome.
Your fertility plans are part of that conversation, because they can change which treatment is appropriate.
Does testosterone therapy cause prostate cancer?
The AUA and the Endocrine Society emphasise this differently, and both positions are current. The AUA directs clinicians to inform patients of “the absence of evidence linking testosterone therapy to the development of prostate cancer.” The Endocrine Society, in its July 2026 statement, describes long-term prostate cancer risk as still unestablished. Neither says testosterone causes prostate cancer. They differ on how settled the long-term picture is. A baseline PSA before therapy and monitoring during it remain standard care.
Will testosterone therapy affect my fertility?
Yes. Testosterone suppresses the pituitary signals that drive sperm production, and the AUA states it should not be prescribed to men who are currently trying to conceive. If children are a possibility — now or later — raise it at your first appointment. There are approaches that account for fertility, including hCG therapy, and they work best chosen deliberately before therapy starts.
How often will I need blood work if I start therapy?
Dr. Mackey asks patients to have labs drawn 8 to 10 weeks after starting treatment, and every 6 months after that — unless there is a clinical reason for more, or you want more.
ADAM questionnaire for low testosterone
The following ten questions screen for symptoms associated with low testosterone. Answer yes or no to each and submit, and we will follow up with you.
This is not meant to diagnose or treat you — it is meant to give you an idea of whether it is worth speaking with a physician. Your physician will discuss your symptoms and use properly timed bloodwork to determine whether your testosterone levels are actually low. To speak with someone at NovaGenix, call 561-277-8260.
Ready to understand what your symptoms may be telling you?
Start with a physician-guided conversation and the right laboratory testing — not an online guess. Use the blood-work request form below, or call the office.
This page is for educational purposes and does not replace individualized medical advice. NovaGenix does not prescribe from an online form. Submission of a form does not create a physician-patient relationship or guarantee treatment. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911. Eligible Florida patients may be evaluated by telemedicine when clinically appropriate; laboratory testing and a physician consultation are required before any prescription decision.