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Treatment at Men’s Care Clinic is self-pay (not covered by Japanese national health insurance). At your consultation the doctor prescribes a set number of days’ worth of medication. Paying for a long course all at once is not practical for everyone, so we also offer repeat delivery: we hold the medication the doctor has already prescribed for you at the clinic, and send it out before you run out, with payment due at that point.
| Step | What happens |
|---|---|
| 1. Consultation | The doctor examines you and prescribes a set number of days’ worth of medication. |
| 2. We hold your medication | Rather than you paying for the whole course up front, the clinic stores the medication already prescribed to you. |
| 3. Before you run out | We send the next portion out to you, and you pay for that portion at that point. |
Repeat delivery only covers medication that has already been prescribed to you, at the same type and the same dose.
If you want to change the type of medication or increase the dose, that falls outside repeat delivery and a doctor must see you first. This is a prescribing decision, so it cannot be handled as a delivery request.
If you need a consultation, you can be seen at the Shimbashi clinic or online. See online consultations and prescriptions for how a remote appointment works.
It is an arrangement where the clinic holds medication the doctor has already prescribed for you and sends it out before you run out, with payment due at that point, instead of you paying for the whole course at the first visit.
When a doctor prescribes a long course at once, the total payment can be difficult for some patients. Holding the medication and releasing it in portions spreads the cost.
No. If you are continuing the same medication at the same dose, no new consultation is needed.
No. Changing the type of medication is a prescribing decision and requires a doctor to see you first.
No. Increasing the dose or the quantity also falls outside repeat delivery and requires a consultation.
No. Treatment at Men’s Care Clinic is self-pay and is not covered by national health insurance.
Yes. Consultations can be carried out online, and medication can be delivered to your home.
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