Membership at The Menopause Clinic

Perimenopause and menopause care isn’t a one-time appointment. Symptoms evolve, needs change, and the best results come from follow-through and thoughtful adjustments over time.

Important Ongoing treatment and prescription management require an active membership.

Why We Use a Membership Model

Traditional care often means short visits, long waits, and starting over every time you need help. Membership keeps your care organized, responsive, and continuous.

Continuity

Your provider follows your progress and adjusts your plan as your body changes—without the reset button.

Responsiveness

Get answers and next steps through the patient portal—so you can keep moving forward instead of waiting weeks.

Clarity

You receive a clear plan and guidance for what to do next—not vague reassurance.

In traditional care, each question, adjustment, or follow-up often requires a new appointment. Membership allows ongoing care and timely adjustments without restarting the process every time.

What Asynchronous Care Means

Asynchronous care is real medical care delivered through secure portal communication instead of a scheduled appointment. It allows your provider to assess symptoms, review your response to treatment, and make changes—without you having to take off work, drive to an office, or sit in a waiting room.

We practice evidence-based, guideline-aligned medical care. Our recommendations are grounded in current research and clinical guidance, with appropriate monitoring and follow-up.

  • Care is delivered through secure portal communication with your provider.
  • Medication adjustments and next steps can often be made within 24 hours on business days.
  • Visits are also available when needed or preferred—your care is not “one-size-fits-all.”
  • No time off work for every question, adjustment, or refill.
  • Your tier is based on your preferred method of communication and level of support.
  • We discuss labs on the first visit and use them when appropriate for safety and decision-making.
  • Medications are filled at your pharmacy and may be covered by insurance depending on your plan.
  • No parking, traffic, or waiting room delays for routine follow-up.

Why Specialty-Level Perimenopause & Menopause Care Matters

Many clinicians are now offering hormone therapy—which is a step in the right direction. What makes the difference is nuance: choosing the safest delivery method, matching dose to symptoms and risk profile, managing side effects, and adjusting over time. That’s what this clinic is built to do—every day.

Many PCPs and OB-GYNs care deeply about women’s health and are increasingly expected to manage menopausal symptoms. The challenge isn’t ability—it’s scope, structure, and focus. Perimenopause care has evolved rapidly, and much of what we now understand about hormone therapy, delivery methods, and symptom patterns was not emphasized in formal training for any of us. Like many clinicians, we pursued additional education and built our practice specifically around this stage of life. Most traditional practices aren’t set up for that level of ongoing care. This clinic is.

Safer Decisions

We focus on method, dose, timing, and monitoring so treatment fits your body and goals—not a generic starting point.

Better Follow-Through

Real results come from follow-up and adjustment—especially in perimenopause, where symptoms can shift quickly.

Less Guesswork

You get a clear plan, what to watch for, and what happens next—so you’re not left wondering if this is “normal.”

Membership Pricing

Choose the level of support that fits how you prefer to communicate and how much guidance you want between visits.

Essential

$70/month
  • Ongoing care through the patient portal
  • Plan adjustments based on symptoms and response
  • Prescription management while membership is active

Concierge

Custom
  • Highest-touch, individualized support
  • Best for complex cases or highly tailored needs
  • Set up by request after your visit

Membership begins after your initial visit. You’ll choose a tier after you have a plan and know what support level fits you best. Membership is month-to-month. You can change tiers or cancel if care is no longer needed.

Is this care right for you?

Many women assume they want insurance-based care—until they experience what ongoing, focused support actually looks like.

Many women choose video visits or portal-based care because it allows them to receive thoughtful medical guidance without missing work, paying repeated co-pays, searching for parking, or spending hours in traffic and waiting rooms.

This clinic may not be the best fit if:

  • You’re looking for a one-time visit or a quick prescription without follow-through.
  • You prefer care that is handled only through traditional, insurance-based, per-visit appointments (and you’re not looking for a membership-style model).
  • You want all care to happen only during in-office visits.
  • You’re currently pregnant, trying to conceive, or need fertility or obstetric care.
  • You’re seeking general primary care such as blood pressure, diabetes, or cholesterol management.
  • You’re not comfortable using secure portal communication between visits.

For many women, this focused model is exactly what they’ve been missing. For others, traditional care may be a better fit—and that’s okay.

Membership FAQ

Straight answers, no fluff.

When do I choose my membership tier?
After your first visit. You’ll leave with a plan, and then choose the tier that matches your preferred communication style and level of support.
Is membership required to receive treatment?
Membership is required for ongoing treatment, prescription management, and care plan adjustments. Your first visit is the starting point; membership begins after that.
What does “asynchronous care” look like day-to-day?
You communicate through the secure patient portal. Your provider reviews your symptoms, response, side effects, and next steps, then updates your plan—often within 24 business hours—without you needing to schedule another appointment.
Do I still have the option to book visits?
Yes. Visits are available when needed or preferred. Many adjustments can be handled through the portal, and visits can be added anytime based on your needs and preference.
Will insurance cover labs or medications?
Often, yes—depending on your plan. We discuss labs on the first visit and use them when appropriate for safety and decision-making. Medications are sent to your pharmacy and coverage varies by insurer.
I’m used to co-pays. How is this different?
A co-pay model typically charges you each time you need help and often requires another appointment. Membership is designed for continuity—so you can get guidance, adjustments, and follow-through without restarting the process at every touchpoint.
What if I’m not in Louisiana?
You must be physically located in Louisiana during your visit. If you’re out of state, text 504-827-0191 with your name, state, and phone number or email address to join the expansion list.