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Private. Personal. Whole-person care.

Sexual wellness is part of overall health.

Sexual concerns can be influenced by hormones, medications, circulation, stress, relationships and other health factors. Pinnacle provides a respectful starting point for exploring what has changed and what clinician-guided options may be appropriate.

Areas of Care

Where would you like to begin?

  • Women’s pathway

    Women’s Sexual Health

    Explore sexual-wellness concerns in the context of your broader health, hormones, medications and goals.

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  • Men’s pathway

    Men’s Sexual Health

    Explore medical options for erectile function and sexual wellness with licensed clinical oversight.

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Treatment Options

Explore Sexual Health Options

  • Prescription • Oral

    Tadalafil Daily

    A once-daily prescription tablet that supports erectile function by improving blood flow during sexual stimulation. Tadalafil is also approved for certain urinary symptoms associated with an enlarged prostate.

    Treatment price

    $99 / 1 month

    $150 / 2 months

  • Prescription

    Triple Action Blend

    A compounded prescription option combining tadalafil, PT-141 (bremelanotide) and oxytocin, with ingredients that act through different pathways involved in sexual response.

    Treatment price

    $149 / 1 month

    $249 / 2 months · $299 / 3 months

  • Prescription

    Oxytocin

    A compounded prescription nasal spray containing oxytocin, a hormone involved in social bonding and reproductive processes. Its potential effects on intimacy and sexual wellness are still being studied.

    Treatment price

    $149 / 1 month

    $349 / 3 months

Patient Education

Learn Before You Choose

Explore approachable education about intimacy, sexual wellbeing and clinician-guided options.

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  • Understand the context

    Learn what may be changing and which factors can matter before you choose a path.

  • Prepare better questions

    Use practical education to make your provider conversation more useful and specific.

  • Revisit what matters

    Return to trusted resources as your goals, treatment plan and questions evolve.

Whole Health Approach

Not sure where to start

Sometimes the most useful first step is understanding what may be contributing to the change. Start with the full picture rather than assuming a single cause or treatment.