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Online menopause treatment usually costs about $35–$250 per month for the care component, plus medication, and many cash-pay patients end up around $80–$150 per month all-in.[3] Broader telehealth HRT market estimates also place many programs around $100–$200 per month.[2][4]
Typical pricing looks like this:
- Initial online visit/consultation: about $30–$250 depending on the provider and whether you use insurance.[1][6][15][16]
- Monthly membership or care fee: about $20–$75 for lower-cost memberships, or $79–$299 for more comprehensive programs.[1][5][10]
- Medication: often separate, and can add roughly $40–$150+ per month depending on the drug and formulation.[2][3][19]
Examples of specific providers:
- Pandia Health: consultation $30 if medication is shipped, or $60 if you pick it up locally; membership ranges from $34.99 to $69 per month.[1]
- Alloy: about $49.95 one-time consult plus roughly $40–$75 per month for medication.[10]
- PlushCare: initial visits are $129, and many in-network patients pay $30 or less with insurance.[15]
- Midi Health: self-pay initial appointments around $225–$250, with insurance accepted for applicable services.[1][16]
If you want the cheapest route, look for a provider that charges no separate membership fee and lets you use insurance or a generic pharmacy prescription; if you want the most convenient option, expect to pay closer to the $100–$200/month range.[3][4][10]
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