Phoenix
Online clinic connecting Canadian men with licensed providers for virtual consultations, prescriptions and medication delivery
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About Phoenix
Phoenix provides online health assessments reviewed by licensed healthcare providers, who determine whether treatment is appropriate. Prescriptions may be filled by licensed pharmacy partners and delivered to patients; care includes ongoing messaging support.
Its services cover weight loss, erectile dysfunction, hair loss, testosterone and other treatment areas. Patients pay for medication and consultation, with consultation fees listed at $40–$50 and waived for first-time patients placing an order.
Phoenix operates in Canada. Its careers materials identify Toronto as its headquarters and describe Phoenix and Raven as two brands; the company reports a team of more than 80 people and a $50 million raise.
Product: Virtual healthcare assessments, provider consultations, prescription coordination and medication delivery for men's health treatments.
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