Menopause and perimenopause care in Gilbert, AZ
Menopause care begins with what is affecting you: disrupted nights, changing periods, vaginal discomfort or questions about the transition. At LifeSpann, you can request an evaluation before deciding whether hormone therapy is the right next step.
$200 consultation · Credited toward treatment
Labs are separate. We’ll contact you within one business day.
Understand the transition
Perimenopause is the transition before menopause, when menstrual patterns and symptoms may change. Natural menopause is generally identified after 12 months without a period when another cause does not explain it. Your history helps put symptoms in context.
Start with the symptoms that matter most
Tell your clinician which changes most affect sleep, comfort or daily activities. Keep track of bleeding patterns and bring any treatments you have tried.
- Hot flashes and night sweats: discuss hormonal and nonhormonal treatment options.
- Vaginal dryness or discomfort: ask whether local treatment fits.
- New or unusual bleeding: arrange assessment instead of assuming menopause explains it.
You have options beyond one hormone prescription
Some people choose hormone therapy; others prefer or need nonhormonal approaches. Medical history, symptom priorities, contraception needs and personal preferences shape the decision. A consultation can help clarify the choices even when medication is not the next step.
Make room for follow-up
Bring a short list of questions and decide which concern to address first. Ask what improvement is reasonable to expect, what symptoms warrant a call and when to reassess the plan. Different concerns may need separate evaluation.
Common questions
Can I get help while my periods are still changing?
Yes. You do not have to wait until periods stop to discuss symptoms or treatment options. Pregnancy can still occur during perimenopause, so contraception is a separate consideration.
Do I have to use hormones to receive menopause care?
No. The evaluation can include education and a discussion of nonhormonal choices. The next step depends on your symptoms and history.
Should bleeding after menopause be checked?
Yes. Arrange a medical assessment for bleeding after menopause, even if it is light. Do not wait for a routine hormone follow-up to mention it.
What does the consultation cost?
The initial hormone consultation is $200, credited toward treatment if you choose to proceed. Labs are charged separately. Our front desk collects a $50 booking deposit by phone; it is part of the $200 consultation fee.
Sources and further reading
Patient education supports a discussion with your clinician; it does not determine your diagnosis or treatment. Meet the LifeSpann team.
Understand your options with a hormone consultation.
$200 consultation · Credited toward treatment
If you choose to proceed, the $200 consultation fee goes toward your treatment cost. Labs are charged separately.
Our front desk will contact you within one business day to answer questions and schedule your consultation.
Consultation fee and booking deposit
A $50 booking deposit is collected by phone and applied toward the $200 consultation, leaving $150 for the consultation. The full $200 is credited toward treatment if you proceed. Labs are separate.
Please give at least 24 hours’ notice for cancellations or changes. The booking deposit is non-refundable and is forfeited for late cancellation or non-attendance.
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