ABOUT · CERTIFIED MENOPAUSE

A credential-verified directory of US menopause and HRT clinicians.

Certified Menopause helps people at midlife find clinicians who actually practice menopause medicine — not a generic OB/GYN listing.

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What this directory is

Certified Menopause helps people at midlife find clinicians who actually practice menopause medicine — not a generic OB/GYN listing. We list only providers who clear a three-part credential bar: a valid NPI, a current state medical license, and at least one menopause-care credential (MSCP, NAMS legacy, or ABMS board certification in OB/GYN, Internal Medicine, Endocrinology, or Family Medicine).

Why credentials matter here

Menopause care sits under Google’s YMYL (Your Money or Your Life) tier: medical information where accuracy directly affects health decisions. Many menopause “directories” are pay-to-list or surface anyone who mentions HRT in their bio. We take the opposite position — every credential shown on a provider page links back to the primary source we verified it against (CMS NPPES, state medical board, ABMS / CertificationMatters.org, or The Menopause Society).

How providers are ranked

Providers are ordered by credential depth first (board-certified + MSCP > board-certified alone > state license alone), then by clinic location within the requested city. We do not accept payment to influence provider ranking or placement. No clinic can pay to appear higher.

AFFILIATE DISCLOSURE · HOW WE PAY FOR THIS

Certified Menopause is free to use and carries no clinic ads. When we recommend a DTC telehealth alternative (Midi, Evernow, Alloy, Hers, Winona) we may earn an affiliate commission if you start care through a tracked link — always marked with rel="sponsored".

Affiliate revenue does not influence which clinicians are listed, their order on a city page, or whether a credential shows as verified.

Editorial sourcing

The directory is built and maintained by StudioChrome. We do not generate medical opinions. Treatment, credential, and telehealth pages summarize the position statements and clinical guidelines published by The Menopause Society, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), the Endocrine Society, the FDA, and the American Society of Clinical Oncology — every claim links back to the primary source we cited it from.

Provider credentials are verified directly against issuing-body registries (CMS NPPES, state medical boards, ABMS / CertificationMatters.org, The Menopause Society) and shown on the page with a link to the underlying record. The directory does not claim a clinician personally endorses any provider page — the data is what is independently verifiable.

Not medical advice

This directory is for informational purposes only. It is not medical advice, a diagnosis, or a treatment plan. Hormone therapy decisions — whether to start, which route, what dose — should be made with a qualified clinician who knows your personal and family history. The presence of a provider here is not a clinical endorsement.

Methodology

For a full account of how providers are sourced, how each credential is verified, and what we do with ambiguous records, see our methodology page.

CORRECTIONS

If a credential is shown incorrectly, a provider has retired, or a clinic page no longer reflects reality — tell us.

Credential accuracy is the product. Reporting a broken one helps everyone who searches after you.

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VERIFIED AGAINST: NPPES · ABMS · STATE BOARDS · MENOPAUSE SOCIETY · PUBMED