Menopause & hormone care
Make room for a conversation about symptoms, health history and whether hormonal or nonhormonal care may be appropriate.
Get started What to expectYour experience deserves to be heard. Explore a thoughtful approach to menopause, hormone care and sexual wellbeing, centered on you.
Treatment depends on individual clinical assessment and availability.
Start with your questions and preferences. Clinical care requires an individual assessment before any treatment decision.
Describe what has changed, what matters to you and the health history relevant to the care you are considering.
A clinician assesses your information and any need for further consultation, testing or care outside this service.
Discuss possible benefits, risks, costs and follow-up before deciding whether to move forward with recommended care.

You do not need to know which treatment to ask for. Your goals, your questions and your preferences are a starting point for a conversation about care.
Get startedSelect Get started to explore your preferences in a short questionnaire. You can review and change your answers. Service availability and next steps are explained inside the questionnaire.
No. A clinician must assess your individual situation before recommending treatment. That discussion may include hormonal or nonhormonal options, further evaluation or referral to another service.
The required steps will depend on the care being considered, your history, your location and the clinician's assessment. Any requirements must be explained before clinical care proceeds.
The first questions help you explore your preferences. Medical assessment requires treatment-specific questions and consents; this introductory questionnaire does not determine eligibility.
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