Home Find Care Care Directory

Menopause Care Directory

Find the support you need. Explore a range of telehealth menopause care options to help you every step of the way.

Terms and Conditions and Disclaimer of Warranties and Liabilities for Menopause Care Directory

Expand Expand

The Versalie Care Directory is provided to identify third party healthcare professionals and services offering menopause care options. All information regarding insurance plans accepted by, or services and treatments offered by, the service providers listed below is based on information received directly from the service providers. By using this directory, you agree with the following terms and conditions, and disclaimer of warranties and liabilities: (1) Versalie does not endorse or recommend the practitioners or providers included in the directory, and inclusion in the directory does not indicate any affiliation between the practitioner and Versalie; (2) Versalie is not liable or responsible for any action or decision made in reliance on information contained in the directory; and (3) Versalie is not responsible for the clinical practice of listed practitioners or providers, including but not limited to any supplements or medications recommended and/or prescribed and/or a provider’s medical care and treatment of any individual, and is not liable for any damages, including but not limited to direct, indirect, special, or consequential damages, arising out of use of the directory. Any unauthorized use, including promotional efforts, is strictly prohibited.

(2 results)
ExpandFilters
Educational resources
  • Pelvic Floor Care

    Origin

    Origin is the the leading nationwide provider of pelvic floor and whole-body physical therapy, with in-network virtual and in-person visits as well as a digital platform. They provide expert care for pregnancy, postpartum, menopause, sexual health, and more.

    Icon Badge Pay-per-visit
    Icon Badge Accepts insurance
    Icon Badge Available in all 50 states
    Insurance Plans accepted
    Aetna, Anthem, ARIA, BCBS, Cigna, Covenant, Curative, Decent, GHP, Humana Medicare, Kaiser Permanente, Kelsey-Seybold, Medicare - Part A only, Medicare - Part B, Multiplan/PHCS, Novitas, Partners Direct Health, Sana, United Healthcare, Traditional Medicaid

    *Insurance coverage varies by state. Please visit the website to check coverage in your state.

  • Holistic Menopause Care
    Weight Loss
    Sexual Health

    MyMenopauseRx

    MyMenopauseRx is a virtual doctor's office specializing in comprehensive peri/menopause care—covered by your health insurance. We provide evidence-based treatments including FDA-approved hormone therapy, GLP-1s, and non-hormonal therapeutics. Our expert menopause specialists prioritize whole-person care, empowering you to live your best life at every stage.

    Icon Badge Pay-per-visit
    Icon Badge Accepts insurance
    Icon Badge Available in all 50 states
    Insurance Plans accepted
    Aetna, Humana, BCBS, Cigna, Meritain, Tricare, Sana, UHC, UMR
Expand

Looking for an in-person menopause specialist?

The Menopause Society is a trusted organization that trains and certifies healthcare providers who are passionate about menopause and midlife care. These providers can earn the Menopause Society Certified Practitioner (MSCP) designation and are equipped to help you manage symptoms and improve your quality of life. Use this tool to find a MSCP near you.

Find a specialist near me Icon External Link

Disclaimer: While Versalie strives to keep the information in our Menopause Care Directory accurate and up to date, we recommend that you verify the details directly on the providers' official websites for the most current information. This ensures you have the latest and most accurate data to make informed decisions about your healthcare.

Last Updated: 4/14/25

Frequently asked questions

What is telehealth?

Telehealth means getting healthcare services from the comfort of your own home, using video calls, phone calls, or secure messaging. As long as you have internet or phone access, you can connect with healthcare providers without leaving your house.

What types of treatments can I access?

When you meet with a menopause provider, they’ll work with you to find the best approach to meet your health goals. They might suggest lifestyle changes, prescribe medications, or recommend non-prescription options like vitamins. The goal is to find what works best for you, and you’ll be involved every step of the way.

Is virtual menopause care available where I live?

You can have a telehealth visit from home as long as you have a reliable internet connection. But before you get started, make sure the service you choose actually serves your area.

Can I use my insurance?

Whether you can use your insurance depends on your insurance provider and the virtual health provider you choose. The good news is that many of the providers in our directory accept insurance, are FSA/HSA eligible, or offer reasonable pricing even if you don’t have insurance. Be sure to check the telehealth provider’s website to see if your insurance is accepted and also check with your insurance provider to see what services are covered.

What are the potential advantages of using telehealth versus seeing my own healthcare provider?  

Telehealth can offer some great advantages: 

  • Convenience. Get care from home, no commuting needed. 
  • Flexibility. Book appointments at times that fit your schedule. 
  • Accessibility. Connect with specialists who might not be local. Most services also offer Rx delivered right to your door. 

While it’s not perfect for everything, telehealth can be a really convenient way to get the care you need. 

What kind of provider should I see for help with my perimenopause and menopause concerns? 

For perimenopause and menopause concerns, consider seeing a gynecologist, a primary care physician with a focus on women’s health, or a certified menopause practitioner. These providers are trained to manage symptoms like hot flashes, mood swings, and sleep issues. They can offer treatments ranging from lifestyle changes to medications. It’s important to find someone who listens to you and takes your concerns seriously. Trust your gut — finding the right provider can make a big difference. 

How can I find a menopause provider near me for an in-person visit? 

If you prefer face-to-face visits, you can find a menopause provider near you in our directory. The Menopause Society has a helpful directory that makes it easy to find someone local. Just head to their website, enter your location, and you’ll get a list of providers who can meet with you in person. Here’s the link: The Menopause Society