Explore whether menopausal hormone therapy may be appropriate for your symptoms and health history. A clinician may recommend testing before discussing treatment.
Treatment options are discussed after clinical review.
Women’s Hormone Therapy Assessment
Answer a few quick questions. It takes less than a minute.
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Your results
The symptoms you’ve shared are commonly associated with perimenopause, menopause, and other hormonal changes. The next step is a conversation with our team to explore your symptoms and determine if testing and a personalized hormone therapy plan may be right for you.
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Your results
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This screening tool is for informational purposes only and does not diagnose a hormone deficiency. A clinical assessment is required to determine if hormone therapy is appropriate for you.
Hot flashes, sleep changes, or shifts in mood? Explore whether a hormone assessment is an appropriate next step.
Hormone therapy for perimenopause, menopause, and beyond — built from your bloodwork and your symptoms rather than a standard template. Having symptoms while your labs look ‘normal’ doesn't mean nothing is happening: perimenopausal patients are evaluated and treated here, not turned away pending a diagnosis. We look at sleep, mood, energy, body composition, and sexual health together, then adjust as your body responds. Compounded, custom-formulated options (sometimes called BHRT) are available and discussed case by case.
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Treatment options are discussed after clinical review.
STEP 1
Explore a treatment category or schedule a consultation if you would like guidance first.
STEP 2
Complete an assessment about your symptoms, medical history, and goals.
STEP 3
A clinician reviews your information and determines the appropriate next steps. A consultation or additional testing may be needed.
STEP 4
If treatment is appropriate, your care team explains your options and what happens next.
Choose a treatment pathway and complete the relevant assessment, or schedule a consultation if you would like to discuss your options first.
No. A clinician reviews your information and determines whether treatment or another next step is appropriate.
Some treatment pathways may require testing or a consultation before a care plan can be recommended. Your clinician will explain any requirements.
Start with an assessment, or schedule a consultation to talk through your options.
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