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Elevated PSA Evaluation
In-person visit

Elevated PSA evaluation

An elevated PSA (prostate-specific antigen) result can mean a lot of different things, and a urologist can help you understand your specific numbers before jumping to conclusions. A General Medicine clinician reviews your history and builds a referral request, so your in-person visit starts without delay. If something's missing, we handle it before you go.

The right in-network urologist near you

In-person visit booked to fit your schedule

Ongoing coordinated care before and after

Visit options

We'll check any insurance and show you final pricing before you book.

In-person visit

With a clinician near you

$50

Typical copay. Without insurance varies.

+$45 clinical & coordination fees

Most insurance accepted

Board-certified

No hidden fees

Available nationwide

How in-person visits work

1

Browse local urologists

Tell us who you'd prefer, or let us choose — and we'll connect you with a local urologist in your area.

2

We schedule for you

After clinical review, you'll get an official referral. From there, we'll book the earliest appointment that fits your schedule and preferences, and send you the details within 2 business days.

3

Your in-person team is fully prepped

We share your health history ahead of time. And if anything comes up before or after your visit, we're a text away.

4

Get ongoing support anytime

Medications, labs, follow-ups, and referrals — we can coordinate it all. And because your history moves with you, you're never starting from scratch.

All your care in one place. That’s the General Medicine difference.

We help you understand your options, connect you to the right clinicians, manage prescriptions, coordinate any needed evaluations, and keep an eye on your overall health along the way. It’s comprehensive care that looks at the full picture — your goals, your history, your lifestyle — and makes it simple to move forward with confidence.

Your care plan
Clinician

Reasons to book an elevated PSA evaluation through General Medicine

We make sure your urologist has your PSA history and any related labs before your visit, so the conversation starts with answers, not a repeat of the test.

A recent PSA result came back elevated and you want a specialist's read

You want to understand your options before deciding on next steps

Your primary care doctor recommended a urology evaluation

You'd rather not spend time researching and comparing urologists yourself

What our customers have to say

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“My experience with General Medicine was amazing. The understanding and care that was taken to figure out what is exactly going on with me. I feel like a weight has been lifted off of me.”

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Get a clear read on what your numbers mean.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need a referral to book?

Whether virtual or in person, you never need a referral before booking a visit with General Medicine. For in-person visits, we reach out to specialists near you to schedule your appointment. Tell us who you'd prefer, or let us choose for you — either way, we confirm they're in-network before booking. If that specialist requires a referral, our clinical team reviews your health history and symptoms, and if it all lines up, creates a referral for you before we book. That referral is yours to keep, whether we book for you or you take it somewhere else.

How does pricing work?

Before checkout, you'll see an estimated cash and insurance price based on your specialist and plan, but you won't pay until your visit — and that amount may shift with your care needs. All you pay today is $45. $15 covers a General Medicine clinician reviewing your info and providing a referral. $30 covers scheduling coordination: confirming the specialist's in-network, booking a time that works for you, and sending your history ahead. These fees aren't covered by insurance, but are FSA/HSA eligible.

Does an elevated PSA mean I have cancer?

Not necessarily — PSA can be elevated for reasons other than cancer, including age, an enlarged prostate, or a recent infection. Your urologist will help sort out what's actually going on.

What happens after the evaluation?

Depending on your specific numbers and risk factors, your urologist may recommend watching and repeating the test, further imaging, or a biopsy. They'll walk you through what's right for you.

What if my PSA continues to rise after this evaluation?

Your urologist discusses next steps, which might include additional testing or a biopsy, based on the trend.