Gen50 Health offers telehealth care for hormone health, perimenopause, menopause, hormone replacement therapy, medical weight loss, and select women’s health needs.

The practice has a special focus on helping women in midlife and beyond feel heard, supported, and more like themselves again.

Gen50 Health primarily serves women in midlife, typically from their late 30s through their 60s and beyond, who are experiencing changes related to hormones, metabolism, energy, weight, or overall well-being.

Gen50 Health also provides medical weight loss care for men and select women’s health care for younger women, including concerns such as birth control, UTIs, labs, and everyday wellness needs.

Perimenopause is the transition leading up to menopause. During this time, hormone levels can shift and cause symptoms that affect sleep, mood, energy, metabolism, periods, and overall well-being.

Common symptoms may include hot flashes, night sweats, brain fog, poor sleep, anxiety, mood swings, weight changes, low libido, and feeling unlike yourself.

Menopause is the stage of life when a woman has gone 12 consecutive months without a menstrual period.

Even though menopause is a normal life transition, that does not mean patients have to struggle through symptoms without support. Gen50 Health helps women understand what is happening and explore care options that may help them feel better.

Hormone replacement therapy, often called HRT, is a treatment option that may help some women manage symptoms related to perimenopause, menopause, or hormone changes.

At Gen50 Health, HRT is personalized based on the patient’s symptoms, health history, goals, and what is clinically appropriate.

Bioidentical hormones are hormones that are chemically similar to the hormones the body naturally makes.

Some bioidentical hormones are commercially available, while others may be compounded by a pharmacy. Gen50 Health helps patients understand their options, including the potential benefits, risks, and whether hormone therapy may be appropriate for their needs.

A compounded medication is made by a licensed compounding pharmacy based on a prescription from a healthcare provider.

Compounded medications may be used when a standard medication does not meet a patient’s specific needs, such as dosage, form, ingredient sensitivity, or availability. Gen50 Health only recommends compounded options when they are appropriate for the patient’s care plan.

Yes. Gen50 Health offers medical weight loss support for women and men.

Care may include a review of health history, symptoms, lifestyle, labs when appropriate, metabolic health, medication options, and ongoing support. When clinically appropriate, treatment may include GLP-1 medications such as semaglutide or tirzepatide.

No. While Gen50 Health has a special focus on women in midlife, medical weight loss care is available for both women and men.

Each plan is personalized based on the patient’s health history, goals, and clinical needs.

Yes. Gen50 Health offers telehealth appointments so patients can receive care without sitting in waiting rooms or missing more time from work than necessary.

Telehealth makes care more convenient for busy patients while still allowing time for meaningful conversation, education, and personalized treatment planning.

The first visit is designed to help patients feel heard and understood.

Gen50 Health takes time to review symptoms, health history, concerns, goals, and what the patient has already tried. From there, the provider will discuss possible next steps, which may include labs, treatment options, prescriptions, lifestyle support, or follow-up care.

Gen50 Health takes insurance when available. Coverage can vary by plan, service, medication, and state requirements.

Patients will receive more information about payment, insurance, and available options before or during the appointment process.

Yes, when appropriate, prescriptions can be sent to a patient’s local pharmacy.

This is one way Gen50 Health helps patients access care that feels practical and realistic.

Gen50 Health offers telehealth care in states where the provider is licensed and able to practice, including Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Maryland, and New York.

Telehealth requirements can vary by state, availability may be confirmed during the booking process.

Not always. Gen50 Health will discuss symptoms, health history, and goals first, then determine whether labs may be helpful.

If labs are needed, the provider will explain what is being checked and how the results may guide the care plan.

No. Hormone therapy is not right for every patient.

Gen50 Health takes a personalized approach and considers symptoms, health history, risks, goals, and treatment preferences before recommending any care plan.

A history of breast cancer does not always mean every hormone-related treatment option is off the table. Care should be personalized based on your diagnosis, treatment history, symptoms, risks, and goals.

This is one of the reasons Gen50 Health exists.

Many patients have been told that everything is “normal,” even though they still feel tired, frustrated, uncomfortable, or unlike themselves. Gen50 Health looks at the bigger picture and takes time to understand the patient’s full experience, not just lab results.

No. For safety reasons, patients must be parked in a stationary location and may not participate in telehealth visits while driving, even when using a hands-free device.

Patients should be prepared to participate in telehealth visits using both audio and video.

Patients can start by booking an appointment online.

From there, Gen50 Health will guide them through the next steps and begin building a personalized plan around their symptoms, goals, and care needs.