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Hormone Therapy

Menopause & perimenopause relief — with your own private care clinician included

Menopause & perimenopause relief — with your own private care clinician included

Physician-evaluated hormonal & non-hormonal options, 100% online. As low as $79/mo.
Regular price $249.00 USD
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Menopause & perimenopause care online. Physician-evaluated hormonal and non-hormonal options from $79/mo, with your own private care clinician included. LegitScript certified

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$249
billed every 3 months
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As low as $79/mo
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*$79/mo reflects current promotional pricing. Standard plan is $249 billed every 3 months.

**The FDA does not review or approve any compounded medications for safety or effectiveness.

**All prescribing decisions are made solely by independently licensed healthcare providers affiliated with OpenLoop Healthcare Partners, PC. Kora MD does not prescribe medications or make clinical decisions. A prescription is not guaranteed.

**Compounded medications are not FDA-approved. The FDA has not verified the safety, effectiveness, or quality of compounded medications. Compounded medications are prepared by licensed pharmacies based on individual patient prescriptions and are not bioequivalent to or interchangeable with any commercially available FDA-approved product.

12-week Hormone Therapy Program

What your provider may prescribe

What your provider may prescribe

Hormonal options

Estradiol pill, patch, or cream

The most common choice for hot flashes, night sweats, mood, and sleep. Bioidentical hormone that closely mirrors your body's natural estrogen.

Estradiol vaginal gel or insert

Targeted relief for vaginal dryness and discomfort during intercourse. Low systemic absorption.

Progesterone when indicated

Added for cycle regulation or to balance estradiol therapy, depending on your needs and preferences.

Non-hormonal options

Paroxetine 10 mg

A non-hormonal option your provider may prescribe for hot flashes and night sweats in women who can't or prefer not to take estrogen.

Desvenlafaxine 50/100 mg

Another non-hormonal option for hot flashes and mood support (prescribed off-label).

Your clinician will evaluate your medical history, preferences, and goals to recommend the best choice for you.

Discuss Your Options

How It Works

Online questionnaire

Answer detailed questions about your symptoms, medical history, and goals. Takes about 10 minutes.

Physician review

Licensed providers affiliated with OpenLoop Healthcare Partners, PC review your answers and determine the best treatment approach for you.

Medication shipped

If prescribed, your medication ships free from a licensed US pharmacy.

Ongoing support

Your private care clinician is available for follow-ups, adjustments, and any questions throughout your treatment.

How It Works

Completely online. Personally human.

From first message to ongoing care — your clinician, your protocol, your pace.

Personal Care Clinician with every plan

Personal Care Clinician with every plan

24/7 messaging in the Kora app

24/7 messaging in the Kora app

Hormonal or non-hormonal — your choice

Hormonal or non-hormonal — your choice

Adjust your plan anytime

Adjust your plan anytime

Kora MD vs The Alternatives

What Matters Kora MD Typical Telehealth Doctor / Insurance
Follow-up Care Ongoing, Built-in Transactional Appointment based
Pricing Clarity Fully transparent "As-low-as" Unpredictable
Wait Times Minimal (Days) Inconsistent (Weeks) Long (months)
Overall Experience Simple, Premium Volume Driven System driven
Price when your dose changes Same price Often goes up Varies by pharmacy

Common questions about hormone therapy

  • Is HRT safe?

    Hormone therapy is an effective treatment for menopause symptoms for many women, but it isn't right for everyone. Estrogen carries an FDA boxed warning for risks including blood clots, stroke, breast cancer and endometrial cancer, and your risk depends on your age, health history and how long you use it. Your provider will review your history, discuss the risks and benefits with you, and only prescribe if it's appropriate — and non-hormonal options are available if it isn't.

  • Labs are not always required to start therapy. Many women respond well to treatment based on symptoms alone. However, if you'd like baseline hormone levels or additional testing, ask your clinician — it can help guide personalization.

  • Perimenopause is the transition phase (can last 4–10 years) when periods become irregular and symptoms emerge. Menopause is when you've gone 12 consecutive months without a period. Both can be managed with the same treatment approaches.

  • It depends on your symptoms, preferences, and medical history. Hormonal therapy is often more effective for hot flashes and vaginal symptoms. Non-hormonal options work well for some women and carry different considerations. Your physician will help you decide.

  • Availability varies by state and is confirmed during your consultation.

  • Yes. Many women use both programs together. Menopause can complicate weight loss, so managing hormones while addressing weight is a smart dual approach. Your clinicians will coordinate care.

  • One plan: $249 billed every 3 months, which covers your physician evaluation, medication for 12 weeks, your private care clinician and shipping. Promotions can bring this to as low as $79/mo. No insurance needed.

  • Many women notice improvement in hot flashes and sleep within 2–4 weeks; mood and energy changes can take longer. Your clinician checks in throughout the 12 weeks and adjusts if needed.

Important Safety Information

Hormone therapy is available by prescription only, if appropriate, after consultation with a licensed provider affiliated with OpenLoop Healthcare Partners, PC. A prescription is not guaranteed.
Estrogen products carry an FDA boxed warning. Estrogen-alone therapy increases the risk of endometrial cancer in women with a uterus; estrogen with or without progestin has been associated with increased risk of stroke, blood clots, heart attack, breast cancer, and probable dementia in women 65+. Use the lowest effective dose for the shortest duration consistent with your treatment goals.
Do not use estrogen if you have unexplained vaginal bleeding; a history of breast cancer or estrogen-dependent cancer; a history of blood clots, stroke or heart attack; active liver disease; or are pregnant or may be pregnant.
Hormone therapy is not FDA-approved for perimenopause and may be prescribed off-label at your provider's discretion. Some prescriptions may be compounded; compounded medications are not FDA-approved and the FDA has not verified their safety, effectiveness or quality. Not available in all states. Individual results vary.

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