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My Menopause Centre: online menopause care

An online menopause-clinic example and a checklist for understanding appointments, prescribing and continuity.

Service category: Online menopause-focused medical care; check current service geography.

Published scope

My Menopause Centre describes an online menopause clinic. Its own website is the source for current clinicians, appointment options and service terms. [1]

Questions to ask

Confirm that the service can treat and prescribe for someone in your location. Ask who would assess you, how to verify their registration, and whether your history needs a particular area of expertise. Request an explanation of how a remote assessment is conducted and what would happen if an examination or in-person investigation were needed.

Ask how your existing medicines will be reviewed, who arranges any investigations and whether results and a treatment plan can be shared with your usual clinician with your permission.

Continuity matters

Clarify how to ask about side effects, the timeframe for routine questions, the cost of follow-up and what to do if something becomes urgent. An online appointment should not be assumed to include an ongoing or out-of-hours service.

How we present this provider

This profile does not validate marketing statements or promise that the service suits every person. No individual clinician, clinical outcome or live price has been independently verified for this profile. Use the same checklist for this clinic and other options you are considering.

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Sources you can inspect

  1. My Menopause Centre: Published clinic information

Provider descriptions are self-published and require direct verification. Source consultation does not constitute individual medical review.

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