Physician-led men’s sexual medicine · Maitland, Florida · Since 1992
First find the cause. Then treat it.
George Carroll, MD has run this private practice in Maitland since 1992. He offers in-office testing that answers why it’s happening — an ultrasound and a nerve-sensitivity check, explained as you go. This testing is billed to Medicare and most insurance, and your benefits are verified before the visit. You’ll go over the results with Dr. Carroll, not a sales consultant.
Discreet by design — a physician’s private practice, not a franchise.
- Medicare & most insurance accepted
- In-office diagnostic testing
- Telemedicine for Florida patients
What we treat
Erectile dysfunction
Evaluation that identifies the underlying cause of your problem — then treatment chosen specifically for your diagnosis.
Peyronie’s disease
Curvature and plaque evaluated and documented objectively, with every option on the table.
Injection therapy
Physician-initiated compounded injection treatment with supervised first dosing and ongoing support.
Shockwave therapy
An in-office treatment course explained to you, with what the research does and does not show.
Diagnostic evaluation
Duplex Doppler ultrasound and nerve-sensitivity testing that show what’s actually happening.
Telemedicine
Private video visits for patients — consultations, follow-ups, and refills without the trip.
Also treated: premature ejaculation, delayed orgasm, low desire, and hormone concerns. See all conditions & treatments →
How care works here
A private consultation
In the office or by telemedicine. Your history, your goals, and what you’ve already tried.
A real diagnosis
A recommended in-office diagnostic study measures blood flow and nerve sensitivity to distinguish the possible causes.
Treatment based on it
Treatment based on your diagnosis — tablets, injection therapy, or other options — with alternatives and costs explained plainly. Sometimes what's needed is simpler than you expected.
You’ll know exactly what’s involved before you agree to anything.
The conversation starts with your situation — what’s happening, what you’ve already tried, and what has changed. Dr. Carroll takes it from there and decides with you whether a diagnostic study would actually tell him something worth knowing. Not every man needs one, and not every treatment calls for one.
If he does recommend it, he walks you through exactly what it involves, step by step, before you agree to anything. It is done privately in our Maitland office.
Four questions to ask any clinic — and our answers
| Worth asking anywhere | Our answer |
|---|---|
| Will a named physician diagnose me? | Yes — George W. Carroll, MD. His name is on the door and on your chart. |
| What testing happens before treatment is recommended? | A recommended in-office duplex Doppler ultrasound and nerve-sensitivity study — measurement before medicine. |
| Can I use Medicare or my insurance? | Medicare participating; most commercial plans accepted; benefits verified before your visit. Elective services are priced plainly. |
| Who prepares my medication doses? | Doses are dispensed pre-filled and labeled — you never draw up medication from a vial yourself. Why we do it this way → |
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One physician, since 1992
Orlando Sexual Medicine is led by George W. Carroll, MD — a Florida-licensed physician who has practiced men’s sexual medicine in the Orlando area since 1992. Patients see him personally, in a private office in Maitland, not a franchise clinic.
Florida license ME48111NPI 1073644985
Meet Dr. Carroll → · Read patients’ own accounts →
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Common questions
- Is the first visit in person?
- Consultations can be in office or by telemedicine for patients in Florida. The diagnostic study, when recommended, is done in our Maitland office.
- Do you take insurance?
- We participate with Medicare and accept most commercial insurance; our office verifies your benefits before the visit. Pricing & Insurance →
- Is this discreet?
- Yes. A small private office, direct scheduling with our staff, and no information shared beyond what your care requires.
- What if tablets or injections haven’t worked for me?
- That’s the most common story we hear, and it’s the reason experience matters here. Whichever treatment stopped working, it usually means the underlying cause hasn’t been identified yet — which is what the diagnostic evaluation is for. Dr. Carroll has worked in this field since 1992, and he’ll tell you whether that evaluation is the right next step in your case.
You don’t have to decide anything today.
Even if you choose to do nothing, it’s worth knowing what’s going on. Dr. Carroll will tell you, and the decision stays yours. One call to our office starts it — no obligation, no pressure, and no one pushing you toward a decision.
Office hours: Mon–Fri 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM.