Primary Care
Hormone Replacement Therapy for Women
Real support through perimenopause, menopause, and hormone-related symptoms.
How Hormone Therapy Works for Women
Hormonal shifts during perimenopause and menopause can bring a wide range of symptoms — hot flashes, sleep disruption, mood changes, low energy, and more — that are often dismissed or under-treated. Hormone replacement therapy can provide real relief for many women, and our approach starts with a thorough evaluation to understand your specific hormone picture and health history before building a plan.
What's Included
Our approach to women's hormone therapy includes:
- Comprehensive lab testing and evaluation of your hormone levels
- A full review of symptoms and health history, including any factors that affect treatment options
- Individualized treatment planning matched to your specific symptoms and goals
- Ongoing monitoring and adjustment based on your response
What to Expect
Treatment begins with baseline evaluation and lab work, followed by a discussion of your options. We start conservatively and adjust based on how you respond, with regular follow-up to monitor both symptoms and safety.
How It Fits Into Your Overall Care
Hormonal changes often intersect with weight, mood, and sleep — we address the full picture rather than treating hormone therapy in isolation.
- Coordinated with weight management and nutrition support when relevant
- Coordinated with behavioral health if mood or sleep symptoms are significant
- Ongoing monitoring built into your regular primary care visits
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if hormone therapy is right for me?
A thorough evaluation of your symptoms, health history, and lab work determines whether hormone therapy is appropriate and what approach fits your specific situation.
Is hormone therapy safe?
For appropriately evaluated and monitored patients, it can be a safe and effective option — we'll walk through the specifics of your health history and any relevant risk factors directly.
What if my symptoms are affecting my mood or sleep significantly?
We address this directly, and coordinate with behavioral health when mood symptoms warrant additional support alongside hormone therapy.
You don't have to just push through perimenopause or menopause symptoms — real evaluation and real treatment options are available.
Confidential · No Pressure · Coordinated Care
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1010 E McDowell Rd, Suite 410, Phoenix, AZ 85006 · Open until 7 PM Wednesdays