Taken it before? Go straight to the medications
Already on hormone therapy? Choose your plan; a provider reviews your history and confirms the regimen.
Women’s health
Menopause care that takes your symptoms seriously.
Hot flashes, broken sleep, mood swings. A licensed provider reviews your history and prescribes hormone therapy if it's right for you. No labs are required to start. The hormone therapy prescribed here is a compounded formula, which is not FDA-approved.
Choose how to start
First time? A few questions check it suits you
First time? A few questions about your symptoms, periods and history suggest where a provider is likely to begin.
What a visit covers
- Hot flashes and night sweats
- Sleep disruption in perimenopause and menopause
- Hormone therapy — body-identical estradiol and progesterone, if prescribed
- Your personal risk picture, reviewed with a provider
Questions
Do I need blood tests before starting?
Usually not. For most women with clear menopausal symptoms, diagnosis is clinical — a provider can start the conversation from your history alone and order labs only where your situation calls for them.
Isn't hormone therapy dangerous?
The 2002 headline that created that fear has been substantially re-read since. Your provider reviews your own risk picture, including any reason hormone therapy isn't right for you.
Prices are if prescribed. If nothing is prescribed, the medication portion is refunded; the $32 consultation is not.