Phoenix
Phoenix is a Canadian digital men's health clinic that connects men with licensed healthcare providers to treat erectile dysfunction, weight loss, hair loss, skincare, and other conditions, with free discreet delivery.
About Phoenix
Phoenix, a Canadian digital men's health clinic
Phoenix presents itself as Canada's first digital health clinic for men. Its care model is entirely online: the patient completes a health assessment, a licensed healthcare provider reviews the information and, if the treatment is clinically appropriate, a prescription is issued that a licensed Canadian pharmacy partner ships discreetly and free of charge to the patient's home. The company operates under the legal name Phoenix Digital Health Inc.
Treatment areas and medication catalog
The platform covers several areas of men's health: weight loss, erectile dysfunction, hair loss, skincare, early climax, testosterone support, lab testing, and smoking cessation. Medications listed in the catalog include Ozempic, Wegovy, Rybelsus, generic semaglutide, Viagra, Cialis, finasteride, and tretinoin. The site indicated that Ozempic or its generic version started at CAD $124.99, and that Ozempic, the original semaglutide, has been used in Canada for nearly a decade.
How the care process works
The journey begins with an online health assessment form. A licensed healthcare provider reviews the answers and determines whether treatment is appropriate. Once approved, the prescription is shipped within two to three days in neutral packaging from a partner pharmacy. Patients can ask questions or share updates with their care team through their Phoenix account on an ongoing basis. The company emphasizes that there are no waiting rooms, pharmacy trips, or awkward in-person conversations.
Medical team and geographic coverage
The clinical team includes Dr. Mark Broussenko, Medical Director and family physician; Dr. Andrew Dalziel, family and emergency physician; Dr. Glenn Kraushar, family physician focused on prevention and long-term wellness; Dr. Payman Dehghani, physician with emergency medicine training; Dr. Melissa Goldberg, family physician with a focus on women's health and cosmetic neuromodulators; and Roger Firsoff, nurse practitioner with more than twenty years of experience in primary care, emergency care, and mental health.
Treatment services are available in Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island. Availability may vary depending on the treatment and provider licensing requirements. Phoenix Labs, the lab testing service, is available in Ontario only.
Pricing, insurance, and privacy
Cost varies depending on the service, medication, and quantity prescribed. The site's pricing page shows current rates before starting the assessment. Insurance coverage depends on the individual insurer and plan; Phoenix can provide documentation to support reimbursement claims where applicable. The company states that it handles personal and health information in accordance with applicable Canadian privacy laws.
Resources and patient reviews
The site includes a blog with articles on men's health, such as comparisons between tirzepatide and semaglutide, hair loss from an irritated scalp, and the relationship between obesity and sleep apnea. It also features testimonials from verified customers who highlight the speed of doctors' responses, the ease of use of the platform, and the punctuality of deliveries. The company has a mobile app for iOS and Android.
Telemedicine for men's health