Vault Health Erectile Dysfunction Treatment Review

Treatment Options and Services

Vault Health offers subscription-based treatment plans that cover several areas of men's health. Patients may receive treatment for symptoms like low physical strength and endurance, poor cognition, and problems with achieving and maintaining erections. Recommended treatment may include Unlike some erectile dysfunction treatment services, the company provides a mix of in-person and virtual appointments to diagnose and treat men's health problems and deliver continuous care. In-home visits involve blood-testing, a prerequisite for receiving testosterone replacement therapy. Vault Health's testosterone replacement therapy is a unique service among the ED treatment company's we've reviewed. The medical jury is still out on how well the therapy works to solve erectile issues. It may help increase your sex drive if your testosterone levels are low. If your testosterone level is normal, most scientists believe that hormone replacement therapy won't help either as a stand-alone treatment or as an adjunct to treatment with pills designed specifically to treat ED.

Patients seeking ED medication treatment participate in a virtual appointment, during which a physician will decide whether a prescription is warranted. Your pracitioner may prescribe tadalafil, the generic version of Cialis for you. Vault does not prescribe Viagra, Levitra, or other ED meds in their branded or generic forms. If medication is indicated in your case, Vault can ship it to you directly. You can also request to have your prescriptions filled at a local pharmacy, but most men prefer taking the more discreet route of having medicine delivered in plain packaging.

Ease of Process

Like most online ED treatment services, Vault Health uses a questionnaire to record basic health information. You'll also have the opportunity to specify what kind of treatment you're interested in. A doctor will evaluate your questionnaire answers then schedule a virtual appointment with you. If you name testosterone replacement therapy and a Vault practitioner approves it, you'll also have an in-home blood test visit from a Vault-affiliated lab technician. Vault Health initial appointments are conducted using Google Meet and typically last from 30 to 45 minutes. After your initial meeting, you can also contact your provider via text as often as needed. Vault Health does not offer a mobile app of its own.

Pricing

Vault patients pay a monthly subscription fee to receive care. Fees range from $99 to $299, depending on the treatment plan you select. Patients pay an additional $150 if an in-home lab test is required to commence treatment. Subscribers receive medications, supplements, ongoing care, performance tracking, and 24-hour access to a medical team. Vault requires patients to commit to a 3-month subscription after which you can cancel at any time.

Provider Credentials and Medical Expertise

Vault subscribers receive treatment from licensed providers. The company doesn't say much about its providers' credentials. According to Vault, your care is managed by a team. Initially, it's likely you'll see a doctor, physician's assistant, or nurse practitioner who is licensed to prescribe medication. Vault does not specify the type of practitioner you might see during subsequent appointments or communicate with on an ongoing basis.