Our Why
Why would two guys who came up in the fitness industry decide to join forces and get involved in TRT?
Much like Hair Club for Men, we are not just the owners, we were our own first customers. After experiencing Testosterone Replacement Therapy ourselves, we saw the value, for ourselves and our relationships. However, as life long fitness enthusiasts and gym owners, we also saw what was missing.
There seemed to be a focus on the “quick-fix” without the commitment ( and results) that a true lifestyle shift can bring.
We teamed up with some stellar individuals in the field of medicine and anti-aging, and launched Live Well Cumming.
Meet Dr. Carter
Anti-Aging Specialist
Meet Carol
Clinic Director
Carol is a Licensed Practical Nurse and Clinic Director. She studied at Lanier Tech and Georgia State University and graduated with Honors. She has experience in Urological nursing, testosterone
replacement therapy and providing advanced men’s health care. She has a background in urology, wellness, fitness, and med/surg. Carol offers peptide coaching, including Semaglutide, and is dedicated to helping clients reach their health and wellness goals. Carol is a member of the National Association of Licensed Practical Nurses, and the Society of Urologic Nurses.
Meet Maya
Nurse Practitioner
Maya is a certified Family Nurse Practitioner and native of Georgia. She received her bachelor’s degree in nursing from Emory University in 2016 and attended the University of Alabama in Birmingham where she received her master’s degree to practice as a nurse practitioner for the past six years. Maya has worked in emergency medicine, intensive care, and dermatology, but her passion lies in wellness and the preventative care of her patient base. Maya is a member of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners, United Advanced Practice Registered Nurses of Georgia, and Sigma Theta Tau International. She enjoys getting to know and care for her patient base and is excited to welcome new patients.
Meet Andy
Founder/ Partner
I was approaching 50 years old, coming off a fairly serious medical condition, and facing new challenges. I knew that I needed to make improvements to my life.
My doctor measured my testosterone at 308, telling me I was fine. Normal for a guy my age is 300 – 1100. I was on the low end of normal, but to them I was fine? I was feeling run down, not sleeping well, couldn’t lose weight, and my libido had dropped. I was NOT fine.
I played sports since I was a kid; I was an athlete. Professionally, I was a Gold’s Gym franchisee from 1999 – 2023. Owning and operating seven Gold’s Gyms in Metro Atlanta. I have been around sports, athletes, and fitness my whole life. I never wanted to be the guy who needs “extra help” to achieve my goals, to live my life the way I want. Fortunately, being a fitness professional, I was aware of the benefits of testosterone therapy. And since I already knew that my number was low, I decided to try TRT.
The results were outstanding: My libido improved, my workouts were better, and I needed less sleep. The only problem I had finding was that the clinic I was going to; and the ones I researched— only did the first part, provide the injections. They did not provide education, planning or help me set expectations. There was no talk of nutrition or even exercise. I had to do all my own research and figure things for myself.
My favorite part of being a Gold’s Gym Franchisee was changing people’s lives. My franchises regularly won and placed our members in the National Gold’s GymBody Transformation Challenge. And now I find myself in a similar position of being able to truly change someone’s life.
By pioneering a concierge service with a clinical lifestyle coach approach, we will provide the proper coaching, education, and expectations for our patients. And with every patient who feels better, performs better, and loves better will be changing lives and our community.~ That’s MY why.
Meet Mike
Founder/ Partner
I was one of the lucky ones. I grew up in a family filled with unconditional love. The best part was no judgements but the not so great part was how it contributed to my unhealthy eating habits as a kid. A typical afternoon snack was a half a jar of peanut butter, an entire row of Ritz crackers and whole milk to wash it down. Yes, I was a growing boy, but my behaviors created some not so good habits over time.
A turning point was when, at the age of 13, my older cousin walked into our grandmother’s house, looked right at me eating a cookie and said “Get out of my girlfriend’s chair, fatso”.
I was crushed.
From that moment, I was on a mission. I wanted to find a new way to do things like eat right and exercise. I lost 40lbs in a single summer by overtraining, undereating and truly just smelling ice cream. It was not the healthy way, but I was driven to show my cousin what I could do. Sadly, he died in a motorcycle accident before I could ever show him I was no longer a fatso. I will never be able to thank him enough for helping me find my true passion in life thru fitness. 34 years later, Robert, I am forever grateful, and I love you. Thank you for showing me that every day counts and what it means to have purpose.
I believe I am here for one reason, to help anyone who has ever felt like that 13 year old kid, and to inspire them to find a healthy way to create fitness in their lives.
