Frequently Asked Questions

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 A Menopause Society Certified Provider (MSCP) is a clinician who has completed advanced training and demonstrated expertise in evidence-based menopause and hormone therapy management. This certification reflects a deep understanding of current research, safety guidelines, and individualized treatment approaches for women in perimenopause and menopause.

Menopause care is complex and evolving. Working with a clinician specifically trained in menopause management provides:

Evidence-based treatment

Up-to-date safety data

Individualized hormone dosing

Symptom-specific guidance

Specialized care leads to better outcomes and more confidence in your treatment plan.

 New Times Health specializes in care for women navigating perimenopause and menopause, including:

Hot flashes and night sweats

Irregular or changing cycles

Sleep disruption

Anxiety and mood changes

Brain fog and memory concerns

Low libido

Weight gain and metabolic changes

Fatigue

Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) management

This is a focused midlife practice — not general primary care.

Yes. When clinically appropriate, we prescribe evidence-based hormone therapy tailored to your individual symptoms, health history, and risk factors. Treatment plans may include estrogen, progesterone, and/or testosterone depending on your needs.

All therapy follows current clinical guidelines and safety standards.

New Times Health is a cash-based practice.

This allows:

Longer appointments

Transparent pricing

No surprise billing

Personalized care without insurance restrictions

You may request a superbill to submit to your insurance for possible out-of-network reimbursement.

Many women benefit from targeted laboratory evaluation to guide treatment. If labs are recommended:

Orders are sent electronically

You visit a local lab center (such as Labcorp or Quest)

You pay the lab directly

Lab testing is individualized and not always required.

Hormone therapy is not one-size-fits-all. Safety depends on:

Age

Health history

Timing relative to menopause

Personal risk factors

As a Menopause Society Certified Provider, Pamela follows current evidence-based guidelines and conducts a thorough evaluation before initiating therapy.

We will review risks, benefits, and alternatives so you can make an informed decision.

Many women notice improvements within a few weeks of starting appropriate therapy. Some symptoms, such as sleep and mood, may improve quickly, while others take longer to stabilize.

Your care plan is monitored and adjusted based on your response.

New Times Health is not designed for urgent or emergency medical care.

If you are experiencing:

Chest pain

Shortness of breath

Severe abdominal pain

Sudden neurological symptoms

Please call 911 or seek emergency care.

Yes. Perimenopause often begins years before periods stop completely. If your cycles have changed or you’re experiencing symptoms, you may be in hormonal transition.

New Times Health provides telehealth services to women located in:

Arizona

New Mexico

Washington

You must be physically present in one of these states at the time of your visit.