Condition · Women's Health

Menopause & Perimenopause

Menopause is defined clinically as twelve consecutive months without a menstrual period. It typically occurs between ages 45 and 55, with perimenopause — the transitional years leading up to it — often beginning in the mid-40s.

A licensed clinician determines eligibility and appropriate treatment. Specific medications are not guaranteed.

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Alloy Women's Health

Menopause specialist prescribing HRT

Messaging / Asynchronous Care Prescription Services Available
Prescription
Yes

CoreAge Rx GLP-1

Clinician-reviewed telehealth for weight, sexual wellness, HRT, TRT, and preventive longevity

Messaging / Asynchronous Care Prescription Services Available
Prescription
Yes

Hers

Women's telehealth for skin, hair, mental, weight

Accepts Insurance Messaging / Asynchronous Care
Prescription
Yes

Midi Health

Perimenopause & menopause, insurance

Accepts Insurance Pay Per Visit
Prescription
Yes
States served
50

Ro

Broad-spectrum men's & women's telehealth

Accepts Insurance Messaging / Asynchronous Care
Prescription
Yes

Sesame Care

Online care for weight management, mental health, women's health, men's health, primary care, and more.

Pay Per Visit Messaging / Asynchronous Care
Prescription
Yes

WeightWatchers

Weight management and online care

Accepts Insurance Messaging / Asynchronous Care
Prescription
Yes

Winona

Menopause-focused HRT and expert clinicians

Accepts Insurance Messaging / Asynchronous Care
Prescription
Yes

Wisp

Women's sexual and reproductive health telehealth

Messaging / Asynchronous Care Same-Day Visits
Prescription
Yes

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