Menopause Consultation
A clinical assessment of your medical history and the changes you are experiencing. Your clinician will discuss your options during the consultation.
Ongoing Support
Menopause Support
Navigating the changes of menopause or perimenopause? Our AHPRA-registered clinicians offer a consultation to discuss the changes you are experiencing and review your options. Depending on your circumstances, your clinician may recommend lifestyle advice, a referral, monitoring, or no treatment. Where deemed medically appropriate, prescription options may be one part of the discussion.
- AHPRA-registered clinicians
- Telehealth, Australia-wide
- Use any Australian pharmacy you choose
All clinical outcomes depend on your individual circumstances. Emintell Hub does not guarantee any particular health outcome. Your clinician will discuss realistic expectations during your consultation.
Telehealth is not suitable for all health concerns. Your practitioner may recommend in-person assessment, urgent care, GP review, specialist referral, further investigation or no treatment depending on your circumstances.
What we can help with
Conditions covered in this service.
Each concern is assessed during a clinical consultation, covering pathology, history, symptoms and life stage. Tap any item to learn more.
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Assessed during a clinical consultation, with pathology and referrals arranged where clinically appropriate.
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Assessed during a clinical consultation, with pathology and referrals arranged where clinically appropriate.
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Assessed during a clinical consultation, with pathology and referrals arranged where clinically appropriate.
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Assessed during a clinical consultation, with pathology and referrals arranged where clinically appropriate.
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Tools your clinician can draw on.
A toolkit, not a one-size-fits-all script. Hover any card to see how it fits into your overall plan.
Discussing Your Options
Depending on your circumstances, your clinician may recommend advice, lifestyle guidance, a referral, monitoring, or no treatment. Where deemed medically appropriate, prescription options may be discussed. Any decision is made during a consultation based on your individual circumstances.
Lifestyle and Wellbeing
Your clinician can discuss lifestyle approaches as part of the conversation about your options.
Follow-Up and Monitoring
Ongoing telehealth follow-ups can be booked to review how you are tracking, adjust your plan and provide continued clinical support.
Who this is for
This service may be suitable for you if:
Tap the items that apply. Select any that apply to your situation.
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What to expect
What to expect from your consultation.
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Before Your Consult
Complete the intake form with details about your menopause symptoms. Include any previous treatments, current medications and what you are hoping to achieve.
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During Your Consult
An extended consultation where your clinician takes a relevant history, discusses your situation and reviews your options with you. Possible outcomes include advice, lifestyle guidance, referral, monitoring, or no treatment. Where deemed medically appropriate, prescription options may be discussed.
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After Your Consult
Where applicable, your care plan and any prescriptions are provided electronically. Follow-up appointments can be booked to review how you are tracking and adjust your plan as needed.
Menopause and perimenopause are common reasons people seek a consultation. Our AHPRA-registered clinicians take the time to understand your history and the changes you are experiencing, then review your options with you.
A clinical assessment guides the conversation about your options. Depending on your circumstances, your clinician may recommend lifestyle advice, a referral, monitoring, or no treatment. Where deemed medically appropriate, prescription options may be discussed. Follow-up appointments allow your clinician to review how you are tracking and adjust the plan as your needs change.
Individual results vary based on your individual circumstances. Assessment findings do not guarantee a particular outcome. All clinical decisions are made by your treating clinician based on your personal health profile.
Prescribing scope: Prescriptions are issued by your treating clinician within their AHPRA-registered scope of practice. Where a prescription requires a medical practitioner, your consultation may be allocated to one of our GP clinicians.
Standard of care
What's included in our standard of care.
Extended
Dedicated consult time
Time set aside to discuss your concerns during your consultation.
Secure
Care plan in your portal
Written care plan available in your secure patient portal after your consultation.
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Pharmacy of your choice
You can use any Australian pharmacy you choose.
Book a Consultation
Book a consultation in a few simple steps.
Standard consults from $39, after-hours from $49, certificates from $20, plus prescriptions (where clinically appropriate), referrals, mental health, and weight management. Secure video consultation from anywhere in Australia.
Every consultation is with an AHPRA-registered clinician who knows your history. Prescriptions issued if deemed medically appropriate. Fourteen services with transparent pricing. You are free to cancel at any time.
Book a Consultation Service FAQ
Menopause Support: Common questions
Your clinician can discuss a range of options, including lifestyle guidance, referral, monitoring, or no treatment. Where deemed medically appropriate, prescription options may be discussed. The conversation is based on your individual circumstances and medical history.
This varies depending on your situation. Some patients benefit from a single consult with follow-up as needed, while others prefer regular check-ins. Your clinician will recommend a follow-up schedule.
Menopause support is available to anyone experiencing menopausal symptoms, including those in perimenopause.
The consultation fee covers your video consultation, clinical assessment and care planning.
Yes. You do not need a prior diagnosis. Your clinician will carry out a clinical assessment, take a relevant history and discuss your options for your situation.