Online men's health care with a doctor you choose

We at HealthTap have doctors who are well-versed in the types of health and wellness issues that men deal with. For example, we're aware that heart disease is the leading cause of death for U.S. men and that men have a higher risk of colon cancer than women have. Health screenings and preventive care can help reduce both risks, especially when done by a primary care doctor with men's health issues in mind.

Other men's health issues that our doctors can evaluate and help manage include:

• Athlete's foot
• Chlamydia
• Hair loss
• Herpes prevention or treatment
• High blood pressure
• High cholesterol
• Sexual health concerns (erectile dysfunction, performance anxiety, premature ejaculation)
• Skin concerns (acne, rashes, rosacea)
• Strains and sprains

There are also a few treatment options and health services that HealthTap's doctors generally cannot offer — such as HIV medications, low testosterone treatment, prescription smoking cessation and workplace injuries.

Choosing to see a primary care doctor has many benefits, including knowledgeable care for the specific health issues that men face.

All it takes is a simple telehealth appointment with us for a patient to connect with a provider who understands their personal needs and can evaluate and treat them as a unique individual — not as just a face in a crowd.

Urinary leakage can happen regardless of the age or gender of the person, although the reasons for that incontinence will vary. A HealthTap doctor can help patients rule out problems like urinary tract infections (UTIs) and discuss other possible causes. An in-person urologist may be needed for more complicated health concerns, such as an enlarged prostate (benign prostatic hyperplasia) or prostate cancer.

Plus, regular contact with a HealthTap primary care provider via video visits may help catch these health issues before they become larger problems that significantly impact one's quality of life. Your HealthTap doctor can provide personalized guidance, conduct appropriate testing, and help you make informed decisions to protect your well-being.