My Menopause Doctor

I can recommend the best options, but HRT access and what’s available vary by country and by whether you want a specialist vs general telemedicine. Which country (or state/province) are you in, and do you have any preferences (pills vs patch/gel, insurance coverage, want a menopause specialist)? While you tell me that, here are a few reputable online HRT services to consider and why people pick them: Elektra Health (US) — Menopause-focused telehealth with menopause specialists, individualized plans, and ongoing follow-up. Good if you want a clinic that specializes in perimenopause/menopause care. Gennev (US) — Telehealth plus coaching and resources for midlife women; offers HRT prescribing and practical support for symptom management. Good if you want a broader menopause program. Hims & Hers / Hers (US) — Large, affordable telemedicine platform that offers HRT options with relatively quick appointments and home delivery. Good for convenience and lower out‑of‑pocket cost. PlushCare (US) — General telemedicine with access to primary care and prescribing; can be useful if you want a straightforward telehealth visit covered by some insurance. Vira Health (UK) — Menopause-specialist service offering remote consultations, blood testing integration, and personalized HRT plans. Well regarded in the UK for specialist-led care. My Menopause Doctor / Dr Louise Newson (UK) — High-profile menopause clinician resources and private consultations focused on evidence-based HRT (UK). What I recommend you check for when comparing providers Clinician qualifications (menopause specialist, OB/GYN, or experienced GP) Whether they run appropriate baseline tests and ongoing monitoring (lipids, liver, blood pressure, endometrial protection if you have a uterus) Forms of HRT offered (systemic vs topical patch/gel, combined vs estrogen-only) Follow-up frequency and ease of adjusting dose (important in perimenopause) Cost, whether they accept your insurance, and delivery options Clear safety screening for breast cancer, clotting risk, etc. If you tell me your country and whether you prefer a specialist clinic or a low-cost quick telehealth route (and whether insurance matters), I’ll give a tailored top pick and next-best options.

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I can help — but the “best” online HRT provider depends on where you live and what you want (menopause-specialist vs general tele‑medicine, bioidentical vs standard HRT, insurance coverage, price). Which country are you in, and do you have preferences (specialist clinic, lower cost/insurance-friendly, or integrative care)? If you’re in the United States, a few reputable options to consider: Gennev — menopause-focused telehealth and coaching; good if you want clinicians who specialize in perimenopause/menopause and tailored plans. Maven Clinic — a larger women’s-health telemedicine provider with menopause specialists, therapy, and care coordination. Parsley Health — membership-based integrative primary care that includes hormone management, labs, and lifestyle-focused care (best if you want a broader functional-medicine approach). PlushCare or Teladoc — general telemedicine services with board-certified clinicians who can prescribe HRT; useful if you want quick access, lower cost, and insurance billing. If you’re in the UK, many people use NHS GPs for HRT, or private specialists such as Newson Health / My Menopause Doctor (Dr Louise Newson’s clinic) for dedicated menopause care. What matters most when choosing: Board‑certified clinicians with menopause experience Availability of baseline labs and follow-up monitoring Clear info on which HRT types they prescribe (transdermal patches/gels, oral, progesterone options, compounded "bioidentical" vs licensed products) Price, insurance coverage, and pharmacy/shipping arrangements Good follow‑up and ease of contacting clinicians for dose changes or side effects Tell me your country and priorities and I’ll give a short, tailored list with pros/cons.

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