Does insurance pay for the P-Shot?

The better place to ask this one is before you book anything.

Coverage in a line

No, according to my.clevelandclinic.org: "Health insurance companies don’t cover P-Shot treatments."

Where the question fits

This belongs at the decision stage, ahead of the first appointment. If coverage is off the table, the P-Shot is something you pay for yourself, and that changes how you compare it with other options.

The Cleveland Clinic page on the P-Shot is the source of the coverage statement and also describes how the treatment works. The ipscell.com review gives a skeptical read on what the shot delivers, which matters when the cost is yours alone.

Pricing the alternatives once coverage is ruled out

If the shot is not covered, the next stage is learning what else is on the table. The Cleveland Clinic overview of erectile dysfunction lists causes, diagnosis and treatment, and MedlinePlus on erectile dysfunction is a second reference to compare against.

When your own policy says something different

The statement is about insurers in general. If your own plan document says otherwise, that is the sign to revisit your budget. Until you see that in writing, plan as though the cost is entirely yours.