Provider review · Founded 2017 · San Francisco, CA
Last reviewed · by Jane Smith, MD, MD, NAMS-certified
Hybrid in-person and virtual clinic for women with full-spectrum care including perimenopause and HRT.
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Editorial verdict
Best for Menopause
Hybrid in-person and virtual clinic for women with full-spectrum care including perimenopause and HRT.
We analyzed 32 data points across 41 telehealth providers to build this review.
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Starting price
Pricing varies
Insurance
Accepted
States covered
5 states
Time to consult
Varies
External rating
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Editorial score
84/100
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 Telehealth pricing changes monthly — email editorial@hormonalhealthportal.com if you see an outdated number.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 Tia Women’s Health.
Detailed program tiers not published. Starting price: Pricing varies. Contact Tia Women’s Health 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 Tia Women’s Health 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 Tia Women’s Health before signing up.
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Tia Women’s Health is insurance-first — they bill your insurance directly when possible, with cash-pay as a fallback. Most patients pay only their copay. The service is currently licensed in 5 states — patients outside these states cannot enroll. Treatment is open to women. Only FDA-approved branded medications are dispensed.
Tia Women’s Health treats Menopause. Specific symptoms addressed include hot flashes, mood, libido, irregular periods, and sleep.
Pricing varies by treatment plan — confirm current rates on Tia Women’s Health's site. Insurance is accepted for eligible plans. HSA and FSA funds are accepted, often without prior authorization friction.
Tia Women’s Health is built for women who need menopause care. Best fit if you have a commercial insurance plan (Aetna, BCBS, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, or similar) and want a clinical service that bills through it.
Tia Women’s Health earns 84/100 on the editorial composite — a score reflecting solid clinical foundation and transparent pricing, though some axis (response speed, formulary breadth, or refill ease) lags top performers. Strongest axis: pricing transparency (9/10). Weakest axis: value-for-money (8/10). The composite weights each axis according to our public rubric (see /methodology).
Top 5 alternatives sorted by editorial score.
| Provider | Score | Starting | Rating | Reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tia Women’s Health YOU | 84/100 | $0/mo | — | — |
| Midi Health | 86/100 | $0/mo | 4.5★ | 3208 |
| Elektra Health | 85/100 | $30/mo | — | — |
| Alloy Women's Health | 83/100 | $49/mo | — | — |
| Gennev | 83/100 | $0/mo | — | — |
| Hone Health (Women) | 82/100 | $45/mo | — | — |
Yes. Tia Women’s Health works with major commercial insurance plans. Coverage varies by state and plan tier — verify your specific plan during intake.
Starting at $0/month. Standard and premium tiers run higher. Final cost depends on formulation, lab inclusion, and visit cadence.
Currently available in 5 states: CA, NY, CO, WA, AZ.
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 Tia Women’s Health 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.
4.2/5 · 230+ 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.
Lisa H., 50
After 2 dismissive PCPs, finding this brand changed everything. Provider validated my symptoms + started HRT same week.
Linda K., 52
Six months in. HRT eliminated night sweats in week 3. Provider response within 24 hours. Pricing was clear from start.
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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