This practice is designed for adults in perimenopause whose weight, metabolic health, energy, or hormonal symptoms have outpaced what standard care can address.

A minimum of one hour of 1:1 visit time per month, plus roughly 10–15 minutes daily. The care is designed to fit a full schedule, not compete with it.

$995 per month for the six month clinical intensive that begins the clinical partnership — $5,970 in total, one all-inclusive number, nothing to reconcile. Ongoing care is $395/month (Active Care) and $250/month (Steady Care).

Nothing continues past month one unless you choose it. Month two begins the start of a 60-day decision window — opt out at any time, no questions asked — and you will not be charged for any additional months of service.

Practice fees are cash-pay. Labs are ordered through your insurance whenever possible, superbills are provided on request, and fees are HSA/FSA eligible.

That is the right question to be asking — and the risk this care is specifically built to address, with a lean mass preservation program prescribed alongside the medication, all by the same provider.

Because biology doesn't allow it — and any provider who does is misrepresenting what's possible. What can be promised is a structure designed to support change.

A clinical-grade body-composition scale, a clinical-grade blood pressure cuff, and an overnight health monitor — included in the price of the clinical partnership and yours to keep.

Both continue the same clinical relationship, the same home-based, remote patient management infrastructure with weekly data review, and medication management. The tiers differ in visit cadence, lab reassessment cadence, and program-review frequency.

For this kind of care, telehealth is the stronger modality — continuous biometric data, frequent contact, and messaging access provide continuity a quarterly in-person visit simply cannot.