Call Us: 913-217-7244 • Text Us: 913-374-6218
Call Us: 913-217-7244
Text Us: 913-374-6218
Women & Hormones — Overland Park
Menopause Treatment in Overland Park
Menopause and perimenopause hormone care at our Overland Park clinic.
9820 Metcalf Ave, Suite 110.
Plans from $109/month.
Three ways to be treated: a membership, in-office visits, or pellets.
Every plan starts with a full evaluation. No treatment starts before it.
Menopause Symptoms
Menopause is a natural phase in every woman’s life, but its symptoms can be disruptive.
These are the signs our assessment asks about:
- Hot flashes
- Night sweats
- Mood swings
- Difficulty sleeping
- Brain fog
- Fatigue
- Sudden weight changes
Perimenopause: The Years Before
Perimenopause often begins years before menopause.
Its signs are easy to miss:
- Irregular periods
- Anxiety
- Sleep disturbances
- Unplanned weight gain
Our assessment evaluates your symptoms and health history to help determine whether hormone therapy may be right for you.
Common Hormone Imbalance Symptoms in Women
- Persistent fatigue or low energy
- Unexplained weight gain
- Mood swings, anxiety, or irritability
- Brain fog or poor focus
- Low libido
- Trouble sleeping or insomnia
- Hot flashes or night sweats
A symptom list is not a diagnosis. Labs are.
Start with the free Female Hormone Assessment. It takes just 2 to 3 minutes, and our team reviews what you send.
Three Ways to Be Treated
Here is what each one costs. Your provider sets the plan from your labs, after your evaluation.
One Hormone
One hormone, run from home, on a monthly membership billed through Hint.
Typically progesterone.
Your hormone comes the way your provider prescribes it: injection, pellet, tablet, RDT, or troche.
Two Hormones
The base, plus $76 for the second hormone.
Billed monthly through Hint.
Three Hormones
The base, plus $76 for the second hormone, plus $34 for the third.
Billed monthly through Hint.
What Your Membership Includes
Ongoing management of your hormone replacement therapy.
Personalized treatment planning, dosage adjustments, and therapy progression.
Prescription refills and coordination with partner pharmacies at no additional cost.
Provider access for clinical questions, symptom evaluation, and treatment support.
Interpretation of your hormone-specific lab results. Lab services are billed separately.
In-office injection services if your drop-shipped medication is delayed or unavailable.
Progesterone medication is provided complimentary when your provider deems it clinically appropriate, as part of your treatment plan.
Member Discounts
20% off NAD+, Lipotropic, and Glutathione.
10% off all other medications.
10% off provider-ordered labs.
10% off Healthy Horse items.
Vitamins and supplements are not included in member discounts.
In the Office — Injections or Pellets
- Hormone injection in the office: $60 per visit. Split dose: $30.
- Pellet insertion: $525.
- Progesterone-only appointment: $100.
No membership required. You pay as you receive treatment, and no annual contract or subscription is required for the standard program.
Thyroid
Thyroid clinical management as its own monthly plan.
Billed monthly through Hint.
How It Works
Start with your symptoms
Take the Female Hormone Assessment, call 913-217-7244, or text 913-374-6218.
Or book a free consultation with Liz, our patient advisor. She answers starting questions about pricing and how the program works.
The full evaluation
Visit 1: a consultation with your provider, body composition analysis, and a full laboratory panel.
This is the evaluation. The $350 fee covers it.
Your plan
Visit 2, held virtually: your provider reviews your labs with you and builds your personalized plan.
If treatment is appropriate, your first in-clinic treatment is scheduled. The $350 fee covers this visit too.
One fee, stated once more so there are no surprises: the $350 new patient fee covers Visit 1 and Visit 2, including your initial testing and consultation. The free consultation with our patient advisor comes before it, at no charge.
How Your Care Runs
- Your dose is set from your labs and your symptoms.
- Follow-up labs check that your levels are where they should be.
- Your plan is adjusted as your symptoms change.
- Delivery is per hormone: injection, pellet, tablet, RDT, or troche.
More on menopause care and The Menopause Society: our Menopause Society page.
Will My Insurance Cover Hormone Replacement Therapy?
Insurance coverage depends on your individual policy, medical diagnosis, treatment, and insurance provider.
Some plans may reimburse eligible office visits, laboratory testing, or hormone treatments.
Coverage for compounded medications may differ.
We can provide coded documentation to help you submit a claim directly to your insurer when applicable.
Reimbursement is not guaranteed.
Our Overland Park Clinic
Hormone Treatment Centers — Overland Park
9820 Metcalf Ave, Suite 110, Overland Park, KS 66212
Open Monday through Friday, 8 to 5.
Call 913-217-7244. Text 913-374-6218.
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Common Questions
What does the $350 evaluation include?
Visit 1: a consultation with your provider, body composition analysis, and a full laboratory panel.
Visit 2, held virtually: your provider reviews your labs, builds your personalized plan, and schedules a first in-clinic treatment if appropriate.
One $350 fee covers both visits. No treatment starts before the evaluation.
What does hormone therapy cost?
The consultation with our patient advisor is free.
The evaluation is $350 and covers your first two visits.
Memberships: one hormone $109/month. Two hormones $185/month (the second adds $76). Three hormones $219/month (the third adds $34). Thyroid $59/month.
Or pay as you go in the office: hormone injection $60 per visit, pellet insertion $525, progesterone-only appointment $100.
I am in perimenopause, not menopause yet. Does this apply to me?
Perimenopause often begins years before menopause, and the evaluation covers both stages.
The Female Hormone Assessment evaluates your symptoms and health history to help determine whether hormone therapy may be right for you.
Do I have to join a membership?
No. The standard in-office program is pay as you go, and no annual contract or subscription is required for it.
Memberships are there for patients who prefer one monthly plan.
What forms can hormone therapy take?
Delivery is per hormone: injection, pellet, tablet, RDT, or troche.
Your provider chooses the form from your labs, your symptoms, and your plan.
Will my insurance cover hormone replacement therapy?
Insurance coverage depends on your individual policy, medical diagnosis, treatment, and insurance provider.
Some plans may reimburse eligible office visits, laboratory testing, or hormone treatments. Coverage for compounded medications may differ.
We can provide coded documentation to help you submit a claim directly to your insurer when applicable. Reimbursement is not guaranteed.
How can I pay?
HSA and FSA accounts, cash, checks, and major credit cards are accepted.
What happens after I start?
Your dose is set from your labs and your symptoms, and adjusted as your symptoms change.
Follow-up labs check that your levels are where they should be.
Start With a Free Consultation
Talk to a patient advisor first. No charge. No obligation.
Or start now with the free Female Hormone Assessment. It takes just 2 to 3 minutes.
Call 913-217-7244 · Text 913-374-6218