As the pandemic has evolved, the role of endothelial dysfunction during COVID-19 infection and associated long-term sequalae have come into focus. Given the well-known association of erectile dysfunction (ED) and cardiovascular disease, many have hypothesized there may be increased risk of ED following COVID-19. Given this preliminary evidence, we hypothesize that the incidence of newly diagnosed ED will be higher in men with a history of COVID-19 infection compared to men without prior COVID-19 infection.