FAQs

I take most major insurance carriers, but please check with your insurance to confirm in-network benefits. You may also opt to pay cash and I will provide you with a super bill to submit directly to your insurance company for reimbursement.

Certain Medicare Advantage plans may be accepted, but please confirm with your specific insurance provider.

I am not a primary care provider, but I am very happy to coordinate with anybody on your care team and I may make preventative medicine recommendations to consider.

I am happy to provide gynecological care for any patient aged 13 years old and up.

Absolutely! I always check in with every patient for any possible history of trauma or potential triggers we may encounter in our work together. Some patients may even benefit from a talking-only appointment just to make a plan to navigate their history of trauma. The goal is always to build a trusting and successful relationship.

Yep! In fact, I strongly encourage any patient that does not need a hands-on exam to schedule virtually, so other patients that need a physical exam can be seen on clinic days. If you are unsure if you should schedule virtually or in-person, feel free to contact the clinic in advance.

There may be some times when checking hormones levels are helpful.  I will often check labs fasting and/or during specific times of your menstrual cycle, depending on the issue.

I do not place pellets and I do not usually incorporate them in my hormone treatment plans, as they have not been endorsed by the International Menopause Society or the Endocrine Society.

I do prescribe testosterone (not injectables or pellets) for hyposexual desire disorder (HSDD).