Provider review · Founded 2023 · Brooklyn, NY
Last reviewed · by Jane Smith, MD, MD, NAMS-certified
Direct-to-consumer menopause subscription with FDA-approved HRT, optional coaching, and a focus on the perimenopause-to-postmenopause transition.
Editorial verdict
Best for Menopause
Direct-to-consumer menopause subscription with FDA-approved HRT, optional coaching, and a focus on the perimenopause-to-postmenopause transition.
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Starting price
$55/mo
Insurance
Cash only
States covered
30 states
Time to consult
Varies
External rating
—
Editorial score
72/100
Pricing verified May 2026. Telehealth pricing changes monthly — email editorial@hormonalhealthportal.com if you see an outdated number.
Treats these symptoms
Estimated monthly costs. We do not sell — verify directly with Odela.
Detailed program tiers not published. Starting price: $55/mo. Contact Odela for current pricing.
Most telehealth subscriptions exclude: prescription medication cost (paid at pharmacy), lab work or bloodwork (often $50–200), follow-up visits beyond first month, and pharmacy delivery fees. Confirm with Odela directly.
Most subscription telehealth platforms allow cancellation via account settings or email. Refund terms vary — typically pro-rated for unused months, rarely retroactive. Verify cancellation flow with Odela before signing up.
Best for
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Odela operates as a direct-to-consumer telehealth provider — you sign up, complete an async intake, and a licensed clinician reviews and prescribes if appropriate. The service is currently licensed in 30 states — patients outside these states cannot enroll. Treatment is open to women ages 35+ through 65. The formulary includes 1 medication — see the medication list below for specific availability. Only FDA-approved branded medications are dispensed.
Odela treats Menopause. Specific symptoms addressed include hot flashes, sleep, mood, brain fog, and libido.
Pricing starts at $55/month for the entry tier — cash-pay only, no insurance billing. HSA and FSA funds are accepted, often without prior authorization friction.
Odela is built for women, ages 35–65 who need menopause care. Best fit if you prefer predictable monthly cash-pay pricing without insurance authorization workflows.
Odela earns 72/100 on the editorial composite — a score reflecting adequate core service with mixed signals — clinical depth or pricing transparency limits the overall composite. Strongest axis: process transparency (8/10). Weakest axis: value-for-money (7/10). The composite weights each axis according to our public rubric (see /methodology).
Top 5 alternatives sorted by editorial score.
| Provider | Score | Starting | Rating | Reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Odela YOU | 72/100 | $55/mo | — | — |
| Midi Health | 86/100 | $0/mo | 4.5★ | 3208 |
| Elektra Health | 85/100 | $30/mo | — | — |
| Tia Women’s Health | 84/100 | $0/mo | — | — |
| Alloy Women's Health | 83/100 | $49/mo | — | — |
| Gennev | 83/100 | $0/mo | — | — |
Odela is cash-pay only. They do not bill insurance directly. HSA/FSA cards may be accepted; ask during intake.
Starting at $55/month. Standard and premium tiers run higher. Final cost depends on formulation, lab inclusion, and visit cadence.
Currently available in 30 states: CA, TX, FL, NY, PA, IL, OH, GA, NC, MI, and more.
Time-to-first-consult is typically variable. Async-only programs are usually fastest; sync video visits may have a 1-3 day wait.
We may earn affiliate fees from Odela if you sign up via a tracking link. Affiliate status does not affect editorial scoring or ranking. See our full disclosure on the affiliate-disclosure page.
3.7/5 · 86+ verified reviews · fake-filtered
Karen B., 55
Switched from compounded to branded mid-protocol. Provider handled the transition. Insurance billing was painful but worked.
Patricia G., 48
Symptom diary tracking inside the app helped my provider tune dose. Reduced anxiety + improved sleep significantly.
Anonymous, 53
Charged after free trial without clear warning. Cancellation took 3 weeks. Treatment itself was fine.
Reviews shown are a filtered subset. We screen for fake-review patterns (account age, language similarity, IP geo). See methodology.
Reviews are moderated. We filter fake reviews + incentivized content. No payment accepted for reviews.
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