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Same evaluation. Two ways to start.
A full 60-minute first visit with Crystal Burke, FNP-C, MSCP. You leave understanding what's happening and what your options are. Video is usually the fastest; choose the office if you prefer face-to-face care or want to be evaluated for testosterone.
Best place to start
Video Visit
$50
- Full 60-minute menopause evaluation
- From anywhere in Louisiana
- Usually the fastest availability
- Same clinical evaluation as the office
Face-to-face
Office Visit
$100
- Full 60-minute menopause evaluation
- 700 Camp St, Suite 203, New Orleans
- Required before testosterone can be prescribed
- Same clinical evaluation as video
What this visit is — and isn't. A full clinical evaluation: your symptoms, your history, and a real conversation about treatment options. It does not include a prescription on its own.
Prescribing, lab orders, and ongoing treatment happen through membership — $129/month for the first 4 months, then $89/month. Your first-visit fee is credited toward your first month if you join within two weeks: you pay $79 after a video visit, $29 after an office visit. There's no obligation to join.
One honest thing before you book. Hormone care is a process, not a quick fix. Most women notice early changes in the first few weeks, but feeling fully like yourself usually takes until about month three, with a dose adjustment or two along the way. If that timeline works for you, we'd love to take care of you.
Not sure which visit? Take the 5-minute quiz →
Before you book
Three things to know.
Be in Louisiana.
You must be physically in Louisiana during your appointment, including video visits. If you're visiting Louisiana, you're welcome to book while you're here.
Complete paperwork 24 hours ahead.
Your medical intake and consent must be in at least 24 hours before your appointment. If they aren't, the visit is released and your fee refunded — you're welcome to rebook once your forms are complete.
After booking, watch for a text from 504-389-2078. If you don't receive one within an hour, text us at that number.
Expect a process, not a quick fix.
Most women notice early changes in the first few weeks, but feeling fully like yourself usually takes until about month three, with a dose adjustment or two along the way. Adjusting is the plan working, not a sign something went wrong.
After your visit
Your first visit gives you answers. Membership is how care continues.
If treatment is appropriate and you'd like us to manage it, membership covers prescribing and refills, lab review, dose adjustments, and online visits for care between appointments. Once membership starts, treatment can often begin within 24 hours.
See full membership details →Membership
$129/mo → $89/mo
Active Care for months 1–4, then Maintenance Care from month 5. Month to month, 10 days' notice to cancel.
- — Prescribing and refill management
- — Lab orders and clinician review
- — Dose adjustments based on your updates
- — Online visits included between appointments
- — Up to 2 video visits in Active Care, then 1 per year
Medications are paid at your pharmacy; labs are paid to the lab.
Good to know
Common questions before booking.
Do I need to have stopped having periods to book?
No. Symptoms often begin before your periods change at all, and perimenopause can last for years while your cycles are still happening. If you're noticing changes in sleep, mood, hot flashes, or other symptoms — whether or not your periods have changed — we're glad to see you.
How soon will I feel better?
It depends on the symptom and the person. Sleep and hot flashes often shift within the first several weeks; mood, energy, and brain fog take longer. Most women feel the real difference around month three, not week three, and we usually adjust the dose once or twice along the way. If you're hoping for a fix in a few weeks, we'd rather tell you now than disappoint you later.
Will I get a prescription at the first visit?
The first visit is a clinical evaluation and does not include a written prescription. If treatment is appropriate and you want us to manage it, prescribing and ongoing treatment happen through membership.
Do you take insurance?
The Menopause Clinic is self-pay. Credit cards, HSA and FSA cards are accepted (eligibility depends on your plan), and superbills are available on request. Prescriptions are sent to your preferred pharmacy, where insurance coverage depends on your plan. Labs are billed by the lab — self-pay or through your insurance.
Will you communicate with my primary care doctor or OB-GYN?
We're glad to. Seeing us doesn't mean stepping away from your other providers — if you'd like us to send a visit summary or coordinate care with your primary care clinician or OB-GYN, just let us know and we'll take care of it with your authorization.
What if I have Medicare or Medicaid?
Because of Medicare and Medicaid billing rules, we aren't able to offer membership to Medicare or Medicaid enrollees at this time. Since ongoing treatment happens through membership, please keep this in mind before booking.
Can I book if I live outside Louisiana?
Yes, as long as you are physically in Louisiana at the time of your visit.
If you're outside Louisiana and want to be notified as we expand, text 504-389-2078 with your name, state, and email. Interested in future Mississippi care? Join the Mississippi waitlist →
Do I need an office visit for testosterone?
Yes. An in-person evaluation is required before testosterone can be prescribed. If you're not sure whether testosterone will be part of your plan, you can start with either visit type.
Ready when you are
Start with the visit. Everything else comes after.
Sixty minutes with a clinician who was trained in menopause and does nothing else. No obligation beyond the first visit.