StaffOur physicians
Four specialists. One condition.
Erectile dysfunction crosses urology, endocrinology and psychology, and the contributing causes are usually distributed across all three. A clinic staffed from one discipline reliably misses the parts belonging to the other two.
- Urology
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- Endocrinology
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- Psychosexual
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- First visit
- Medical director
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Marcus ElwoodMD
Medical Director
Vasculogenic ED, penile rehabilitation, Peyronie's disease
Dr. Elwood founded the clinic after years in academic urology, having grown frustrated with a system that gave men eight minutes and a prescription and called it a consultation.
His clinical interest is the vascular basis of erectile dysfunction — specifically, the observation that a man presenting with ED is frequently presenting with early cardiovascular disease that nobody has yet named.
He sees every new patient personally for their initial consultation.
Areas of focus
- Penile duplex ultrasonography
- Post-prostatectomy rehabilitation
- Peyronie's disease staging and treatment
- Cardiovascular risk screening
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Priya RaghunathanMD
Endocrinology & Hormonal Health
Hypogonadism, metabolic contributors, fertility-sparing protocols
Dr. Raghunathan leads the clinic's hormonal and metabolic assessment, bringing a deliberately conservative approach to testosterone replacement that has become a defining feature of how this clinic operates.
She is responsible for the policy that no patient here receives testosterone without two confirmatory morning laboratory draws and a documented fertility conversation — a standard that costs the clinic revenue and keeps patients out of trouble.
Her broader clinical interest is the overlap between erectile dysfunction, insulin resistance and obstructive sleep apnea, and how often treating the second and third resolves the first.
Areas of focus
- Confirmatory hypogonadism diagnosis
- Fertility-sparing hormonal protocols
- Insulin resistance and metabolic ED
- Long-term monitoring on replacement
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Daniel OkonjoMD
Staff Physician, Procedural Services
Acoustic wave therapy, injection training, regenerative protocols
Dr. Okonjo runs the clinic's procedural services and is the physician most patients meet for acoustic wave and injection therapy. He designed the in-office training protocol that takes men through their first intracavernosal injection.
He is candid with patients about where the evidence for regenerative therapies is strong and where it is not, and he maintains the clinic's internal outcomes register so that claims made in the consulting room can be checked against results.
Areas of focus
- Low-intensity shockwave protocols
- Intracavernosal injection training
- Regenerative therapy candidacy
- Internal outcomes auditing
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James WhitakerPhD
Psychosexual Health
Performance anxiety, couples work, adjustment after diagnosis
Dr. Whitaker is a clinical psychologist specializing in sexual health. He works with patients for whom the mechanical treatment is only part of the answer — and, in his own estimate, that is most of them.
He sees men individually and couples together, addressing performance anxiety, the avoidance patterns that build up over years, and the relationship consequences that men rarely raise with a urologist.
Sessions with Dr. Whitaker are included in the annual membership and available separately to any patient.
Areas of focus
- Performance anxiety and avoidance cycles
- Couples and partner sessions
- Adjustment after a new diagnosis
- Behavioral protocols for premature ejaculation
—Beyond this clinic
What we refer out.
A clinic that claims to handle everything is either very large or not being straight with you. We are neither large nor inclined to pretend, so some things go elsewhere.
- Penile prosthesis surgery. Referred to high-volume reconstructive urologists. Implant outcomes correlate strongly with surgeon volume, and this is not a procedure to have done by someone who performs a few a year.
- Cardiology. Where our screening finds something that warrants it — which is more often than most patients expect.
- Sleep medicine. For formal polysomnography where our screening suggests obstructive sleep apnea.
- Reproductive endocrinology. For men whose priority is fertility, where testosterone replacement would be exactly the wrong intervention.
In every case we send your complete workup with you rather than making you repeat it, and we stay involved in your follow-up.
Booking
Your first appointment is with the medical director.
Every new patient consultation is conducted personally by Dr. Elwood. Onward care within the clinic is allocated according to what the assessment finds.