Menopause / HRT Treatment Reviews

Evernow

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Evernow is a telehealth platform built specifically for menopause care, staffed by board-certified clinicians who specialize in midlife hormonal health. Their model centers on ongoing relationships — members get unlimited messaging with their provider, a companion app for tracking symptoms, and personalized treatment plans that may include FDA-approved estradiol, progesterone, or other therapies. Because Evernow focuses exclusively on menopause, their clinicians may have deeper experience in this area compared to general telehealth platforms.

Alloy Health

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Alloy Health is a cash-pay menopause telehealth service: you pay a one-time $49 consult fee, then a listed price for each prescription, such as estradiol pills from $39.99 a month or a patch at $100 a month, plus progesterone from $23 a month if you have a uterus. It serves all 50 states and DC, accepts HSA and FSA cards but does not bill insurance, and its subscriptions renew automatically until you cancel at least 7 days before the period ends. Everything below comes from Alloy's own pages, opened October 25, 2026, plus MedlinePlus and The Menopause Society for the medical context.

Midi Health

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Midi Health is a virtual menopause clinic that bills your health insurance: it is in-network with most PPO plans, and without insurance a 30-minute first visit costs $250 and a 15-minute return visit $150. Its clinicians, mostly board-certified nurse practitioners and certified nurse midwives trained in Midi's own menopause curriculum, can prescribe hormone and non-hormone treatment, order labs and send prescriptions to the pharmacy you choose. Midi says it serves all 50 states, but Medicare is out of network and Medicaid and Medi-Cal are not accepted. Everything below comes from Midi's own pages and terms, opened October 25, 2026, plus MedlinePlus and The Menopause Society for the medical context.

Winona

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Winona is a telehealth platform specializing in bioidentical hormone replacement therapy for women in perimenopause and menopause. They offer a notably wide range of delivery formats — creams, patches, capsules, tablets, and vaginal applications — giving women flexibility in how they receive their hormones. Winona offers both FDA-approved formulations and compounded options prepared by licensed pharmacies. Their model bundles physician consultations and messaging into the medication cost, so there are no separate consultation fees. *Some medications offered by this provider are compounded and not FDA-approved.*

Hers

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Hers — the women's health arm of Hims & Hers — launched a dedicated menopause and perimenopause specialty in 2025, bringing their established telehealth infrastructure to bear on midlife hormonal health. As one of the largest telehealth platforms in the country, Hers benefits from strong customer support, a polished user experience, and competitive pricing. Their menopause plans include FDA-approved estradiol and progesterone in pill, patch, and cream forms, with unlimited provider access included.

Gennev

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Gennev is a virtual menopause care platform that takes a holistic approach to midlife women's health. They offer physician visits for HRT and medication management alongside registered dietitian consultations for nutrition and lifestyle support. Gennev is in-network with several major insurers — Aetna, Anthem, and United Healthcare — which can make their services more accessible financially. Their care model reflects the growing recognition that menopause management often requires more than medication alone.

Noom

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Noom, widely known for its behavior-change approach to weight management, expanded into hormone replacement therapy with its Noom HRTRx program. This offering combines HRT with Noom's established food tracking, movement support, and coaching tools — reflecting the understanding that menopause symptoms often intersect with weight, energy, and lifestyle factors. Noom offers both FDA-approved and compounded bioidentical hormones in patch and cream formats. *Some medications offered by this provider are compounded and not FDA-approved.*