Online menopause care
Menopause symptoms can affect your sleep, work, relationships, and daily life. Talk with a licensed clinician who will listen, review your health, and explain the treatment options available to you.
The assessment takes about a minute. You do not need an account to begin.
Licensed clinicians
Private and secure
Follow-up care included
Is this for you?
You do not need to wait until symptoms become unbearable. If they are affecting your life, it is reasonable to ask for help.
Hot flashes or night sweats that interrupt your day or sleep
Brain fog, low mood, irritability, or feeling unlike yourself
Vaginal dryness, discomfort, or pain during sex
Changes in sleep, energy, weight, or menstrual cycle
Care that starts with listening
Your appointment starts with what you have noticed. Sleep, periods, mood, sex, temperature, and concentration can all be part of the conversation.
There is no single menopause plan that works for everyone. Your clinician will explain suitable hormonal and non-hormonal options, then help you decide what feels right.
Hormone therapy
Hormone therapy can help with hot flashes, night sweats, and sleep disruption. Your clinician will review your symptoms, health history, and preferences before discussing whether it is suitable for you.
Non-hormonal treatment
If hormone therapy is not suitable or not your preference, your clinician can discuss non-hormonal prescription options, including fezolinetant when appropriate.
Local treatment
Low-dose vaginal estrogen may help with dryness, irritation, urinary symptoms, and pain during sex. It is applied locally and comes in several forms.
A licensed clinician reviews your health history before recommending treatment. Not every option is suitable for every patient.
Answer a short set of questions about your symptoms, cycle, health, and current medication.
A licensed clinician reviews your information, listens to your concerns, and talks through suitable options.
Your care team checks in, answers questions, and can adjust your plan as your needs change.
Common questions
No. Tell us what you have noticed and where you are in your cycle. A clinician will review the full picture with you.
No. Depending on your symptoms and health history, your clinician may discuss hormonal treatment, non-hormonal prescription treatment, local treatment, or a combination of approaches.
Start by listing your current medication in the assessment. Your clinician will check for relevant interactions and explain whether online treatment is suitable.
If your symptoms or health history need in-person assessment, your clinician will tell you and explain what kind of care to seek next.
Answer a few questions about your symptoms. A licensed clinician can then review whether online menopause care is suitable for you.
