Cleveland Clinic Virtual Visits

Here are reputable menopause telehealth providers to consider in 2026, grouped by type and with a brief note on why each is worth checking. (If you want, tell me whether you prioritize HRT access, insurance coverage, cost, or coaching so I can narrow this to the best fit for you.) Specialist menopause clinics Elektra Health — Focused exclusively on menopause care with clinicians experienced in prescribing individualized HRT, monitoring labs, and ongoing follow‑up. Best if you want a menopause‑specialist team and evidence‑based HRT management. Gennev — Longstanding telehealth program for menopause combining clinicians, health coaching, and lifestyle/supplement support. Good if you want integrative options and coaching alongside medical care. Large telehealth platforms that offer menopause/HRT care Hims & Hers — Fast, convenient access to clinicians who can evaluate symptoms and prescribe HRT when appropriate; typically affordable and widely available. Good if you want quick access and transparent pricing, but note care may be more protocol-driven than specialist clinics. PlushCare — Primary‑care focused telehealth with ability to manage menopause symptoms, order labs, and coordinate referrals; accepts many major insurers. Best if you want insurance coverage and continuity with primary‑care telemedicine. Teladoc / Amwell — Large networks of clinicians who can provide initial menopause evaluation and prescriptions; useful for quick access or if you already use those platforms through insurance or employer benefits. Hospital‑affiliated / specialty centers (for complex cases or second opinions) Mayo Clinic Online — Access to subspecialists and comprehensive assessment; good for complicated medical histories or when you want a high‑level second opinion. Cleveland Clinic Virtual Visits — Similar strengths for complex cases and specialist input; good when you need multidisciplinary review or complex HRT decisions. Employer/benefit‑based programs Maven Clinic (menopause programs) — Employers sometimes offer Maven’s midlife/menopause programs that combine coaching and clinician visits. Great if you have employer coverage and want multidisciplinary support. How to choose among them Look for board‑certified OB/GYNs, internists or family physicians with menopause experience (or fellowship training in menopause, if available). Confirm the provider can order labs, interpret results, and prescribe/monitor HRT (if that’s your goal). Check whether your insurance or employee benefits cover visits, and compare out‑of‑pocket costs and subscription models. Read recent patient reviews and ask about follow‑up frequency and emergency access for medication questions. If you have complex medical issues (breast cancer history, clotting disorders, severe cardiovascular disease), prioritize hospital‑affiliated specialists or clinicians who collaborate with your existing specialists. If you want, I can: Narrow this list to services available in your state/country, Compare typical prices and insurance options, Or recommend a best fit based on whether you want HRT, non‑hormonal care, coaching, or supplements. Which matters most to you?

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