Support for menopause, on your terms.
Talk with an authorized clinician about your symptoms and your options — including hormone therapy when it's appropriate, and non-hormonal approaches when it isn't.
Who it's for
This may be a fit if…
- Hot flashes, night sweats or trouble sleeping
- Mood changes, brain fog or changes in your body
- You want a clinician who takes your symptoms seriously
What's included
Your care
Symptom review
A clinician reviews your symptoms, history and preferences.
Personalized options
Hormonal and non-hormonal options, prescribed only when appropriate.
Follow-up care
Adjustments over time with your clinician.
Strength & nutrition resources
Practical guidance to support bone, muscle and overall health.
Treatment options
Options your clinician may discuss
Your clinician recommends what's appropriate for you. Not everyone qualifies for prescription treatment.
Hormone therapy
Such as estradiol and progesterone, when appropriate for you.
Non-hormonal options
For people who can't or prefer not to use hormones.
Medication and any lab work are billed separately. See pricing.
How it works
Four simple steps
- 1
Share your goals and health history
Tell us what you're hoping for and a bit about your health through secure intake.
- 2
Clinician review
Meet with, or receive a review from, an authorized clinician.
- 3
Discuss your plan
Talk through an individualized plan — with or without medication.
- 4
Ongoing support
Follow-ups with your clinical team, plus coaching if you'd like it.
Want extra support? Add personal coaching.
Coaching is optional. A coach helps with movement, habits and accountability — your clinical team handles all medical care.
Questions
Common questions
Is hormone therapy right for me?
It depends on your symptoms, health history and preferences. Your clinician will review everything with you and explain the benefits and risks of each option.