Symptoms and sleep
Hot flashes, night sweats, pain, mood, and sleep can affect one another and shape how you function during the day.
How we care
Midlife health does not fit into one box. We listen to the full story, look for meaningful connections, and help you understand the options that fit your health and priorities.

The connected picture
Menopause experiences vary widely. Symptoms can overlap with sleep, mood, sexual health, body composition, bone health, cardiovascular risk, medicines, and the demands of daily life. Good care makes room for that context without assuming every change has the same cause.
Hot flashes, night sweats, pain, mood, and sleep can affect one another and shape how you function during the day.
Vaginal comfort, desire, bladder symptoms, relationships, and quality of life belong in the same honest conversation.
Weight, strength, movement, medicines, sleep, and medical risk deserve more context than a single number.
Bone, heart, brain, breast, and preventive health remain important during the menopause transition and beyond.
What whole-person means here
Your symptoms, health history, priorities, previous care, daily demands, and concerns all shape the visit.
We consider patterns without assuming menopause explains every symptom or overlooking another possible cause.
You hear what may help, what the evidence supports, what the tradeoffs are, and what may require testing or another clinician.
Your preferences matter. The plan should be understandable, realistic, and revisited as symptoms or health needs change.

Barbra Hanna, DO, FACOG, MSCP
Founder and board-certified OB-GYN
A clinically complete conversation
Virtual care begins with a detailed conversation and available records. It also includes knowing the limits of virtual evaluation and making a clear plan for testing, urgent care, in-person examination, or specialty referral when needed.
Your clinician reviews the concern, medical and family history, medicines, prior treatment, and the results or records available.
You identify the changes affecting you most and discuss reasonable care options, benefits, risks, and uncertainties.
You leave with next steps that may include treatment, education, laboratory review, follow-up, or coordination with in-person care.
Learn from our clinicians
Our clinical library covers sleep, brain health, bone health, movement, nutrition, and sustainable self-care because midlife health is broader than symptom control.
From our clinical library
Cognitive changes in perimenopause and menopause are not all in your head. Learn how lifestyle changes, hormone therapy, and evidence-based supplements can help clear the fog.
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From our clinical library
Sleep heals our mind, body, and soul. Learn the secrets to getting restful sleep to improve your health and wellness.
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From our clinical library
During the menopausal transition, women experience an acceleration in the loss of bone mass due to declining estrogen levels. Focusing on risk factors for osteoporosis, menopausal women can minimize their risk of fractures by optimizing their bone health.
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Use your mind-body connection to find overall health and wellness.
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Bring the whole story
Meet virtually with a menopause specialist who will listen to what has changed and help you understand the next step.
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