LaTesha Williams is addressing a gap in men’s health care in the Pine Belt.
“I researched and noticed there were no men’s health clinics in the area,” Williams said. “There are women’s health clinics, hormone clinics, but no men’s.”
Williams plans to open a clinic that operates differently from traditional models. “It will be after-hours and virtual,” she said. “I have partnered with Empowered Pharmacy for prescriptions by mail and LabCorp for lab work.”
The clinic will offer services including erectile dysfunction treatment, prostate care, testosterone therapy, weight management, and other men’s health needs.
Patients will pay a monthly fee for access to services through a cash-pay system.
Williams hopes the clinic encourages men in the Pine Belt to take charge of their health.
“I will launch on Jan. 2, 2026. Appointments can be booked and paid for directly on the website,” she said.
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