Women’s health care, uniquely designed for every phase of life.

From cycle and fertility concerns to perimenopause and post-menopause, General Medicine delivers personalized women’s health care—on your schedule. Get answers, prescriptions, labs, and long-term support designed around your body, not a one-size-fits-all playbook.

Explore symptoms, understand your options, and meet with a clinician who sees the whole picture.

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Most insurance accepted

Board-certified clinicians

No hidden fees

Available nationwide

At General Medicine, you get a personalized care plan from a certified clinician.

Whether you’re looking for relief from a specific symptom or guidance through a major life transition, your care at General Medicine always starts with an expert clinician. They review your full health history, symptoms, labs, and lifestyle to build a plan that supports both short-term relief and keeps you prepared for what’s next.

Share your health story

Complete a brief medical questionnaire so our clinicians can understand your symptoms, health history, and goals—across every phase of your life.

Meet your clinician

Book a virtual visit with a licensed clinician who reviews your full picture, answers your questions, and helps determine the right next steps. Visits are designed to be thoughtful, not rushed, and may be covered by insurance.

Get your care plan

If appropriate, your clinician may recommend treatment options such as prescriptions, labs, or lifestyle guidance—tailored to your needs today and mindful of what’s ahead. Care plans are built to address both immediate symptoms and longer-term health.

Start seeing results

Check in anytime, adjust your care as your body evolves, and stay supported through each transition—whether you’re seeking relief now or planning ahead.

Everything you need, in one place

We offer clinician-guided care across the full spectrum of women's health—organized by life stage and concern, with treatments backed by medical evidence.

Virtual visit

Period (Menstrual) cramps

$25 typical copay

$30 w/o insurance

Virtual visit

Heavy Flow Evaluation

PMOS (Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome, formerly known as PCOS)

$25 typical copay

$100 w/o insurance

Virtual visit

Fibrocystic Breast Changes

$25 typical copay

$30 w/o insurance

Virtual visit

Breast Pain/Tenderness

$25 typical copay

$30 w/o insurance

Women's health is whole-body health

Many women's health concerns are connected to sleep, mood, metabolism, and cognitive health. Explore additional support options—guided by the same clinical rigor.

Specialist review

OB-Gyn consult

Our clinicians work directly with a specialist to get you an answer in hours, not months.

$25 typical copay

$150 w/o insurance

Sleep support

Treatments for insomnia and disrupted sleep cycles

Mood & mental health

Care and treatment for anxiety, depression, stress, and more.

Memory & focus

Evaluation and support to improve concentration and clarity.

Hair loss

Targeted treatment for thinning and underlying causes.

Skin health

Expert care for acne, rashes, moles, and more.

Women’s health stories from General Medicine

4.7 stars from 550+ reviews

I felt heard and they followed through

I felt heard and they followed through until my prior authorization was approved after it was denied. They maintained communication with me until I received my medication.

Nichelle C

Got refills quickly and affordably

I needed medication refills, and they were able to fill them quickly and affordably.

Mya Harbison

Quick and easy from booking to Zoom

Everything was quick and easy from booking the blood work to our Zoom appointment. The doctor was pleasant and attentive.

Judy S

Helped me figure out what I actually needed

The doctor helped me figure out what I actually needed instead of what I initially made the appointment for.

Cecily Brown

She went above and beyond

She went above and beyond to make sure I was heard and she remembered me and my journey at each visit.

Samantha Barnard

Excellent, efficient and caring

Excellent, efficient and caring medical professionals helped me negotiate some difficult medical situations, coordinating care, streamlining processes, and most important, giving me the best medical care.

Pamela

Everything is upfront

Everything is upfront and exactly what they state. No hidden costs or fees. Great experience!

Leslie

Talk to a clinician and start your healthcare journey today.

Frequently asked questions about women’s health.

Do I need a pelvic exam?

The short answer is no. Some patients can have their symptoms resolved without a pelvic exam. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) only recommends an in-person pelvic exam when you have symptoms or a medical history that requires it.

Is hormone therapy safe?

Hormone therapy can be safe and effective for many women when appropriately prescribed. Your clinician will review your history, risks, and goals before recommending any treatment.

What is perimenopause?

Perimenopause is the hormonal transition leading up to menopause. It typically begins in the mid-to-late 40s but can start earlier, and it lasts until a person has gone 12 consecutive months without a period. During this time, estrogen and progesterone levels fluctuate unpredictably, producing a range of physical and emotional symptoms.

What is menopause?

Menopause is defined as 12 consecutive months without a menstrual period, marking the end of the reproductive years. It typically occurs between ages 45 and 55, with an average onset around age 51. The transition before menopause is called perimenopause, and the years after are called postmenopause. Most people continue to experience symptoms for several years after reaching menopause.

What is the difference between perimenopause and menopause care?

Perimenopause care focuses on managing symptoms during an actively changing hormonal environment, where estrogen levels fluctuate unpredictably. Menopause care addresses symptoms and long-term health risks in the context of a sustained low-estrogen state. The treatment options overlap significantly, but the framing and long-term priorities can be different. If you’re unsure which stage you’re in, your physician can help clarify that during your visit.

How is General Medicine different from other platforms?

Many providers treat menopause symptoms individually, prescribing something for hot flashes and leaving the rest unaddressed. At General Medicine, every menopause visit includes a full hormonal, metabolic, and long-term health evaluation. We look at how your symptoms connect to your bone health, your cardiovascular risk, your sleep, and your quality of life, and we build a plan that reflects all of it.

Women’s health care, uniquely designed for every phase of life.

At General Medicine, you get a personalized care plan from a certified clinician.

Everything you need, in one place

Women's health is whole-body health

OB-Gyn consult

Sleep support

Mood & mental health

Memory & focus

Hair loss

Skin health

Women’s health stories from General Medicine

Talk to a clinician and start your healthcare journey today.

Frequently asked questions about women’s health.

Do I need a pelvic exam?

Is hormone therapy safe?

What is perimenopause?

What is menopause?

What is the difference between perimenopause and menopause care?

How is General Medicine different from other platforms?

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