Menopause Treatment in Redmond WA, Including Perimenopause Care
Menopause treatment Redmond WA adults can access at Hemlock Clinic includes personalized symptom evaluation, hormone and nonhormonal options, screening coordination, and ongoing follow-up.
Accepting New Patients
Same-Week Appointments
In-Person or Telehealth
Menopause Care That Starts With the Whole Picture
We take the time to understand your symptoms, medical history, daily impact, and treatment goals so we can create a plan that fits your needs.
Understand What Has Changed
We review your symptoms, medical history, and how menopause may be affecting your daily life.
Choose Care That Fits You
We discuss treatment options, answer your questions, and create a plan together.
Symptoms We Can Evaluate With You
Menopause and perimenopause can affect everyone differently. We can help evaluate a wide range of symptoms, including:
Hot flashes and night sweats
Irregular periods
Reduced sexual well-being
Sleep changes
Vaginal dryness or painful intercourse
Weight or body composition changes
Mood changes
Urinary symptoms
Bone health concerns
Looking Beyond Hormones Alone
We take a comprehensive approach to your care, reviewing the timing and pattern of your symptoms, menstrual history, current medications, sleep, mental health, thyroid symptoms, risk of anemia, and other possible causes that can affect how you feel. This helps us create a treatment plan that is safe, appropriate, and tailored to your goals.
When Testing Is Useful, and When It May Not Be Needed
Menopause is usually a clinical diagnosis based on your age, menstrual history, and symptom pattern. Routine hormone testing is often unnecessary. Testing may be helpful in certain situations, such as early menopause, unclear or atypical symptoms, or when an underlying endocrine condition is suspected.
A Menopause Plan Built Around You
Menopausal Hormone Therapy
When appropriate, options may include systemic estrogen with progesterone for patients who have a uterus, estrogen alone for selected patients without a uterus, and local vaginal estrogen for genitourinary symptoms. The exact formulation and route are individualized.
Nonhormonal Care
Lifestyle support and selected medications may be considered for hot flashes, sleep, mood, or other symptoms when hormone therapy is not appropriate or not preferred. Treatment is individualized according to symptoms, medical history, and goals.
Treatment depends on your symptoms, risks, medical history, and personal preferences. We discuss the potential benefits, risks, and limitations of available options.
Your Health History Guides Every Decision
We consider your overall health, medical history, and risk factors to help determine the safest and most appropriate treatment options.
Cardiovascular history
Heart and vascular risk factors
Breast or hormone-sensitive cancer history
Personal and family history
Blood clots or stroke
Past events and risk factors
Migraine history
Pattern and associated risks
Smoking and liver disease
Factors that may affect treatment
Uterine bleeding history
Bleeding pattern and evaluation
Age and time since menopause
Timing in treatment decisions
What to Expect at Your First Appointment
Typical first visit: 30 to 40 minutes.
Review symptoms and timeline
We’ll discuss your symptoms, when they started, and how they affect daily life.
Discuss health history and risks
We review medical history, medications, and relevant risk factors.
Explore treatment preferences
We discuss hormone and nonhormonal options and what fits your goals.
Create a follow-up plan
We outline next steps and a plan for treatment and monitoring.
Support for Your Broader Menopause Health
Menopause can affect more than hot flashes. We also help with vaginal and urinary symptoms, sleep, mood, sexual health, weight changes, and bone health, so you can feel your best now and in the years ahead.
Daily well-being
Bone health
Better sleep
Sexual health
Monitoring Response and Adjusting Treatment
Follow-up is typically scheduled within a few weeks after starting or changing treatment to review symptom response, side effects, blood pressure, bleeding patterns, and any needed testing. Once your symptoms and treatment are stable, follow-up intervals are individualized according to your needs and care plan.
Screening and Specialist Coordination When Needed
Mammography and Cervical Screening
We help coordinate age-appropriate breast cancer and cervical cancer screening as part of overall care.
Bone Density and Preventive Care
We assess bone health risk and coordinate bone density testing and other preventive care as needed.
Gynecology or Endocrinology Referral
We may recommend specialist referral for more complex cases or additional testing.
Premature or early menopause may require additional testing and coordination with gynecology or endocrinology.
Physician-Led Menopause Care With Continuity Over Time
We take the time to understand your health, answer your questions, and support you with ongoing care.
Board-Certified Internal Medicine
Family Owned and Independent
Multilingual Team
Coordinated Follow-Up
We Accept Most Major Insurance Plans
We are in-network with many major insurance plans, including Premera, Anthem, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, and Regence. Coverage and patient responsibility depend on your individual plan.
Self-pay physician visit rates: $250 initial visit and $150 follow-up visit. Outside laboratory, imaging, pharmacy, and specialist charges are separate.
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Questions About Menopause and Perimenopause Care
Perimenopause is assessed through your age, menstrual history, symptom pattern, medical history, and other possible causes. Symptoms alone do not confirm a diagnosis.
No. Menopause is usually a clinical diagnosis, and routine hormone testing is often unnecessary. Testing may be helpful for early, unclear, or atypical symptoms or when another endocrine condition is suspected.
Eligibility depends on symptoms, age, time since menopause, medical and family history, cardiovascular and clotting risk, cancer history, uterine history, and individual preferences.
Depending on your needs, care may include lifestyle support and selected medications for hot flashes, sleep, mood, or related symptoms.
Follow-up is typically scheduled within a few weeks after starting or changing treatment to review response, side effects, blood pressure, bleeding patterns, and any needed testing.
Referral may be appropriate for premature or early menopause, complex bleeding concerns, unusual laboratory findings, additional procedures, or conditions requiring specialist expertise.
Get Clear, Personalized Support Through Menopause
Evaluation, treatment options, and ongoing follow-up in Redmond, WA.
17875 Redmond Way, Suite 140, Redmond, WA 98052
