Looking for perimenopause care in Mississippi?
Yes — even in your 30s.
The Menopause Clinic is built around direct, science-grounded perimenopause treatment for women in their 30s and up. We're exploring an expansion to Mississippi and want to know if this is something you'd want access to.
Why a specialist — not just your PCP or OB?
Your regular doctor is excellent for a lot of things. Perimenopause specifically usually isn't the focus of a 15-minute annual visit — it's the entire focus here.
A typical PCP or OB visit
- One of many topics covered in a short annual visit
- Perimenopause often isn't the main focus of training
- Limited time to dig into hormone-specific history
- Follow-up usually means booking another appointment
The Menopause Clinic
- Perimenopause and menopause — that's the entire practice
- A full 60-minute first visit dedicated to your history and symptoms
- Ongoing portal access between visits, not just at your next appointment
- One clinician who knows your full picture, every time
Hormone therapy isn't one prescription that works the same for everyone. Getting the dose, delivery method, and timing right takes specialty training — and ongoing adjustment based on how your body actually responds. You deserve care built around your needs, not a standard protocol.
"I finally feel like someone actually listened."
Louisiana Member — Perimenopause, HRT + Mood Support
From an existing Louisiana member. Care in Mississippi is not yet available.
Perimenopause doesn't happen on a schedule.
Symptoms change week to week — sometimes night to night. A once-a-year checkup model isn't built for that. Membership means you can message your provider whenever something comes up — you're not waiting for your next scheduled appointment to raise it.
This is not less care.
Every message reviewed in full. Every response based on your history, your labs, your goals.
Structured. Evidence-based. Completely yours.Why membership instead of insurance?
Insurance typically covers the visit itself. It doesn't cover what happens in between — and that's where most perimenopause care actually happens.
What insurance covers
The appointment. If something changes three weeks later, the standard path is booking another visit — and often waiting weeks for one, taking time off work to get it.
What membership covers
The in-between: reviewing your symptom updates, adjusting your plan as your body responds, handling refill and side-effect questions without a new appointment every time.
of Louisiana members report significant symptom improvement within 3 months of starting treatment — without taking time off work for every follow-up.
Based on internal patient-reported outcomes and retention data from The Menopause Clinic's Louisiana practice. Individual results vary, and no outcome can be guaranteed.
Simple, transparent pricing
Current Louisiana pricing — shown so there are no surprises later. Mississippi pricing and visit format (video vs. in-person) would be confirmed if we launch there.
Your first-visit fee is credited toward your first month if you enroll within 2 weeks.
A few questions you might have
Is my information kept private?
Yes. Your email, ZIP code, and answer here are used only to gauge interest in a Mississippi launch and to contact you if we move forward. Nothing is shared outside The Menopause Clinic.
What happens after I submit this?
Nothing immediate — there's no appointment or service being offered yet. If there's enough interest, we'll reach out by email when we're ready to move forward with Mississippi licensure.
Do I have to be sure it's perimenopause to sign up?
No. You don't have to be sure it's perimenopause — that's what a visit is for. If you're dealing with symptoms and unsure what's causing them, that's exactly who this is for.
Help us decide whether to launch in Mississippi
We're using this list to determine whether there is enough interest to bring The Menopause Clinic to Mississippi.
You don't have to be sure it's perimenopause. That's what a visit is for.