TRT in Largo

Plans begin at $199 a month. What you actually pay depends on your labs and the plan built from them, which Morgan Colee, PA, explains before you start. You pay month to month, with no contract.

Which way should you drive from Largo to the clinic?

Most trips from central Largo go north and over the Courtney Campbell Causeway: East Bay Drive to US 19 north, Gulf to Bay Boulevard east onto the causeway, then the Veterans Expressway north to Linebaugh Avenue. That's about 25 miles, roughly 40 minutes without traffic.

Largo sits right in the middle of the county, so you have a second option: Ulmerton Road east to I-275 and over the Howard Frankland Bridge. Which one wins depends on the day and where the backups are, so check a traffic app before you leave. Either way, the last stretch on the Veterans Expressway is tolled.

From the west side of town along Seminole Boulevard, the numbers barely change, about 24 miles and under 40 minutes, since you're heading for the same causeway. And if you already cross the Howard Frankland for a job in Westshore or at the airport, the clinic is roughly 15 minutes north of there on the Veterans, which makes an after-work visit on a Wednesday realistic.

When does a video visit make more sense from Largo?

Whenever an in-person trip would eat more than an hour of your day, which from Largo is most weekdays. Telehealth needs two things: you're physically in Florida during the visit, and you show a valid Florida driver's license or ID on camera.

Mid-county Largo runs on shift work and small business: the hospital campus, the light-industrial parks off Ulmerton Road, and the shops and service businesses along Seminole Boulevard and Missouri Avenue. If you're working a shift or running your own shop, a video visit fits around it without trading an afternoon for a bridge crossing.

What does lab-guided mean for your schedule?

It means labs come before any plan, and your provider schedules follow-up labs after you start. Ask when you book how and where your draws can be done, so you can keep them on the Pinellas side and on days that suit your work. If you rarely leave mid-Pinellas, it's worth knowing your options before the first draw is ordered.

Your results are what the plan is built on, so they're worth planning for. For more on the first visit, see what to expect at a TRT clinic; for the symptoms men often notice first, read signs of low testosterone in men.

Where can you stay active in Largo?

Largo Central Park, off East Bay Drive, has walking paths around its lake and lawns, and the Pinellas Trail passes right through town for longer runs or rides. The City of Largo's Highland Recreation Complex has a fitness center and courts if you'd rather train indoors.

Toward the east side of town, the Florida Botanical Garden on Ulmerton Road has quiet garden paths, and Taylor Park wraps a lake with a walking loop. Share your routine with your provider at your visit; it's part of your plan conversation.

What nearby areas does Padgett serve?

Clearwater is about 22 miles from the clinic and 35 minutes, a little quicker than Largo. Pinellas Park is about 22 miles and just over 30 minutes by way of I-275, while Seminole is farther at around 28 miles, roughly 40 minutes. Men from each book with us. See our Clearwater and St. Petersburg pages.

To get started, read about testosterone therapy at Padgett, then book your visit. You can choose a free 15-minute phone consultation with our medical staff if you want to ask questions first.