Men’s Health in Franklin, MA

A connected approach to men’s health

Instead of treating symptoms in isolation, DC Medical connects the pieces that drive men’s energy, strength, recovery, and confidence: hormones, metabolism, regenerative treatments, and longevity. Every path runs through a direct physician relationship with Dr. David Cunningham.

Core programs

Men’s health at DC Medical runs on three physician-guided programs — from foundational hormone optimization to the complete six-month ULTIMALE path.

Where men commonly begin

A first conversation may start with a change that is hard to explain. Energy may not feel consistent. Recovery may take longer. Sleep, focus, drive, or body composition may not match the effort you are putting in. These experiences overlap with many health questions, so DC Medical uses a physician-led evaluation and lab work rather than treating one symptom as a diagnosis.

Dr. David Cunningham connects the discussion to the four pillars of the practice: Men’s Health and Hormone Optimization, Regenerative Medicine, Longevity, and Concierge Primary Care. That does not mean every patient needs every service. It means the practice has a clear place to begin and a way to discuss adjacent goals without sending the conversation to a separate department.

The low testosterone guide explains why symptoms and lab testing belong in the same conversation. The hormone therapy page covers the three-month HRT program in greater detail.

Hormone optimization and lab review

The HRT program costs $900 for three months and includes labs, medications, and direct MD oversight. Dosing is guided by bloodwork and reviewed as the body responds. A patient considering the program should expect the decision to be based on an individual discussion rather than a promise that one protocol fits everyone.

The point of a baseline is to give the conversation something concrete to work from. Dr. Cunningham can consider your history, your goals, and the results together. Follow-up gives the practice a chance to review response and decide whether changes are appropriate. This is why the program is described as managed care, not a one-time purchase.

Hormone care also has limits. It does not replace attention to sleep, training, nutrition, or other medical needs. It may not be the right fit for every person. The practice determines candidacy and the next step during a physician evaluation.

Regenerative services for specific goals

DC Medical also offers regenerative services at the Franklin office. The site lists Medical Shockwave, Deep Tissue Laser, Exosome P-Shots, Botox P-Shots, Hyperbaric Oxygen, and Red Light Therapy. Some are presented in the context of erectile function, some in the context of musculoskeletal performance or recovery, and some as part of a broader wellness or longevity plan.

An initial conversation helps separate a specific treatment question from a broader program question. A modality is not automatically appropriate because it appears in a service list. The physician reviews the health history, the goal, and the planned setting before discussing what fits. Patients who want a deeper explanation can read the regenerative medicine guide for Mansfield.

Programs and memberships

There are two ways to think about the published offerings. Programs are defined paths, such as HRT, P-Long Male Enhancement, and ULTIMALE. Memberships create an ongoing care relationship. Peak Longevity is $299 per month, exclusively virtual, and does not include primary care. Peak Essentials is $499 per month and includes concierge primary care. Peak Premier is $999 per month and adds four regenerative medicine sessions each month.

P-Long is listed at $6,000 for six exosome P-Shots, or $9,000 with two Botox P-Shots added. ULTIMALE is $19,000 for six months and combines HRT optimization, P-Long with Botox, twelve shockwave sessions, and thirty hyperbaric oxygen sessions. These are published program descriptions, not a recommendation. The right starting point depends on the evaluation and the patient’s goals.

Virtual and in-office care in Franklin

DC Medical is at 693 East Central Street, Suite 100, Franklin, MA 02038. The care model combines virtual and in-office visits. In-person appointments are used for the parts of care that require the Franklin setting. Follow-ups, dose reviews, and some longevity conversations may be handled virtually for established patients. Your visit can clarify which parts of a proposed plan use each setting.

Men in Franklin can compare the practice by asking direct questions about the physician relationship, testing, price, care format, and what happens after the first visit. Those questions are more useful than trying to choose a program from a headline alone. When you are ready, review the Peak Health membership comparison or request a visit with Dr. Cunningham.

What to bring to the conversation

Start with the change you want to understand and the outcome you hope to discuss. A first visit can cover your history, available lab information, goals, and the care format that is practical for you. It can also clarify whether the HRT program, a membership, a regenerative service, or a broader primary care relationship is the appropriate subject.

Keep the decision grounded. A published price tells you what a program costs, but it does not determine whether the program is suitable. The practice determines candidacy and next steps during an individual evaluation. Ask how follow-up works, what information will be monitored, and what happens if a plan is not the right fit.

The men’s health model is connected, but not every service is bundled. The HRT program is $900 for three months. P-Long is $6,000 for six exosome P-Shots, or $9,000 with two Botox P-Shots. ULTIMALE is $19,000 for six months. Peak Health memberships have separate monthly prices and inclusions. The Franklin concierge guide and membership comparison can help you decide what to ask first.

What to bring to the conversation

Start with the change you want to understand and the outcome you hope to discuss. A first visit can cover your history, available lab information, goals, and the care format that is practical for you. It can also clarify whether the HRT program, a membership, a regenerative service, or a broader primary care relationship is the appropriate subject.

Keep the decision grounded. A published price tells you what a program costs, but it does not determine whether the program is suitable. The practice determines candidacy and next steps during an individual evaluation. Ask how follow-up works, what information will be monitored, and what happens if a plan is not the right fit.

The men’s health model is connected, but not every service is bundled. The HRT program is $900 for three months. P-Long is $6,000 for six exosome P-Shots, or $9,000 with two Botox P-Shots. ULTIMALE is $19,000 for six months. Peak Health memberships have separate monthly prices and inclusions. The Franklin concierge guide and membership comparison can help you decide what to ask first.

Dr. David Cunningham · 693 East Central Street, Suite 100, Franklin, MA 02038 · Virtual & in-office