Your Hormones Changed.
Your Care Should Keep Up.
Hot flashes, brain fog, sleepless nights — perimenopause, menopause, and hormone imbalance change how you feel, and you deserve care that keeps up. Clinician-prescribed hormone replacement therapy, personalized to your biology with multiple formulation options. Join the waitlist for priority access when Topeka enrollment opens.
Symptoms Topeka Women
Often Describe
Hot flashes. Poor sleep. Mood changes. Brain fog. Vaginal dryness. These are not inevitable parts of aging — they are the documented effects of declining estrogen and progesterone, hormones that affect the brain, cardiovascular system, bones, metabolism, and urogenital health. See our full Women's Health hub → for every treatment option side-by-side.
How Estrogen and Progesterone
Work — And Why Decline Matters
Estradiol, the primary form of estrogen, acts on receptors throughout the body — supporting mood, cognition, sleep, and temperature regulation in the brain; bone density in the skeletal system; and vaginal and bladder health in the urogenital system. Progesterone works alongside estrogen, balancing its effects and contributing independently to sleep and mood.
Four Paths, One Goal —
Personalized to Your Body
HRT is not one-size-fits-all. Your provider recommends a formulation based on your symptoms, health history, and whether you have had a hysterectomy. Waitlist members get early access to pricing when Topeka enrollment opens — anticipated pricing is shown below.
Estradiol Pill + Progesterone
Daily oral tablet. Most straightforward routine. Progesterone included for women with an intact uterus to protect the uterine lining.
Estradiol Patch or Cream + Progesterone
Patch worn on skin or cream applied daily. Bypasses first-pass liver metabolism — often preferred for certain cardiovascular risk profiles.
Estradiol Vaginal Gel + Progesterone
Applied vaginally with lower systemic absorption — targeted for women with primarily urogenital symptoms like vaginal dryness or discomfort.
Non-Hormonal Option
Paroxetine or Desvenlafaxine — both FDA-approved medications in their own right, for women who cannot or prefer not to use hormone therapy. Different regulatory status than the compounded hormonal options above.
What to Expect at Launch
Provider-Matched Formulation
No guessing which option is right. Your provider reviews your symptoms and health history and recommends the formulation built around your body and goals.
No Insurance Required
A direct-pay subscription, billed quarterly — no prior authorizations, no claim denials, no surprise bills.
FDA-Registered Compounding Pharmacy
Hormonal formulations are compounded at FDA-registered 503A and 503B pharmacies. Non-hormonal options are FDA-approved medications in their own right — a different regulatory category.
Priority Access for Waitlist Members
Topeka residents who join the waitlist now are notified first and get early access to enrollment and pricing when the program launches.
Programs Topeka Women
Often Pair With HRT
Hormonal changes during perimenopause and menopause often overlap with weight and energy changes. These programs are live today for Topeka residents.
GLP-1 Weight Loss
Weight changes during perimenopause and menopause are often hormonally driven, not a willpower issue. Clinician-prescribed GLP-1 programs are available now for Topeka residents.
GLP-1 weight loss in Topeka →NAD+ & Longevity
Hormonal decline and cellular aging often compound each other. NAD+ and Sermorelin longevity programs are available now for Topeka residents.
Longevity programs in Topeka →Questions from
Topeka Residents
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