TELEHEALTH LIBRARY

Menopause telehealth, compared plainly.

Telehealth-first menopause clinics now cover every US state. For patients in low-density states — or who prefer video — these services are a legitimate option. We list them below with the key differences: insurance, formulary, and clinician specialization.

Alloy

CASH SUBSCRIPTION

Alloy is a cash-pay menopause telehealth with a tight formulary and a medical advisory board stacked with MSCP-certified clinicians.

Available in all 50 states

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Evernow

CASH SUBSCRIPTION

Evernow is a telehealth menopause clinic with an asynchronous intake model. Cash-pay, HRT-first, no insurance billing.

Available in 49 states (check current coverage)

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Hers

CASH SUBSCRIPTION

Hers (from Hims & Hers) offers menopause HRT through their cash-pay telehealth platform. Broad formulary, DTC subscription, less menopause-specialist focus than Midi or Alloy.

Available in 50 states

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Midi

INSURANCE + CASH

Independent review of Midi Health for menopause care — clinician credentials, insurance, HRT formulary, and how it stacks up against Alloy, Evernow, Winona, and Hers.

Available in all 50 states

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Winona

CASH SUBSCRIPTION

Winona is a direct-to-consumer bioidentical HRT telehealth service. Cash-pay, compounded-heavy formulary, low friction to start.

Available in most US states

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