PERIMENOPAUSE & MENOPAUSE
Your body's changing.
Your voice matters.
Explore planned care for perimenopause and menopause, with space to discuss symptoms, treatment preferences, and your individual health history.
In development. Enrollment is not open. Services, clinical team, state availability, and pricing will be confirmed before launch.
You do not need all the answers to begin.
For women who want to understand changes around perimenopause or menopause and discuss whether treatment could help.
Hot flashes and disrupted nights
Talk about heat episodes, night sweats, and how they affect your sleep and daily life.
Changing cycles and symptoms
Describe changes in periods and how you are feeling. A change should be assessed, rather than automatically attributed to hormones.
Vaginal comfort and intimacy
Make room for questions about dryness, discomfort, and changes that may feel difficult to bring up.
Start with an assessment.
A useful plan begins with understanding what is happening and which options are appropriate for you.
What a clinician may review
A clinician may review your symptoms, menstrual and medical history, current medicines, contraception needs, and treatment preferences. Some concerns require an examination, testing, or care outside a telehealth visit.
Possible treatment approaches
Menopause hormone therapy
For some women, hormone therapy can help with symptoms such as hot flashes and vaginal dryness. Benefits and risks depend on the individual and the treatment.
Nonhormonal approaches
Nonhormonal prescription options and other strategies may be considered according to the symptoms and your health history.
Care for a specific symptom
Vaginal discomfort, changing bleeding, or sleep concerns may need a focused assessment and a different approach from a whole-body hormone treatment.
This is general education about possible approaches. The HerScripts treatment range will be confirmed before launch. Hormone therapy is not appropriate for everyone.
Your care, through Bask Health.
HerScripts helps you explore the care pathways. Patient registration, health information, and clinical care will take place through Bask Health.
01. Share your history
When enrollment opens, complete the health intake in Bask Health. Do not send medical information through this website.
02. Review your options
A licensed clinician evaluates your information and determines appropriate next steps. Treatment and prescriptions are not guaranteed.
03. Understand your plan
Before starting, understand treatment instructions, pharmacy arrangements, follow-up, and how to request clinical help.
The clinical group, provider qualifications, and service availability will be identified before enrollment opens.
Clear costs. Clear follow-up.
What you would pay
Launch prices are being finalized. Before you commit, the pricing information will distinguish:
Clinical care: assessment, visits, and any included follow-up.
Medication: the separate charge or exact inclusion, if prescribed.
Additional services: any labs, supplies, or shipping.
Billing terms: renewal frequency, cancellation, and refunds.
Support after starting
Ask how symptoms, side effects, bleeding changes, and treatment preferences will be reviewed, when follow-up is needed, and how to contact the clinical team between reviews.
The launch information will explain the follow-up schedule, contact method, response times, and which services are included or charged separately.
Patient messages and health information belong in Bask Health. This website does not provide clinical messaging or emergency care.
Questions before you start.
Do I need to know whether I am in menopause?
No diagnosis is needed to read these guides. A clinical assessment can explore what your symptoms may mean and whether another cause or an in-person evaluation needs to be considered.
Will everyone be prescribed hormones?
No. A clinician reviews the potential benefits, risks, and alternatives in your circumstances. A particular treatment or prescription is never guaranteed.
Is medication included in the care fee?
Launch prices and inclusions are being finalized. Before enrollment, the care fee, medication costs, and any additional charges will be explained.
Will I need tests or an in-person appointment?
Some concerns can be assessed remotely; others need examination or testing. The clinician determines what is appropriate. The launch process and available services will be published before enrollment opens.
Start with a useful guide.
Read more about the changes on your mind while the service is being prepared.