How it works
From first hello to ongoing care
Here's exactly what to expect, how you join, what your first visit looks like, and how your care continues from there.
How it works
Here's exactly what to expect, how you join, what your first visit looks like, and how your care continues from there.
The journey
Purchase the $349 Initial Consultation and choose an available appointment time. Your appointment is not booked or confirmed until payment succeeds.
Fill out your intake through the patient portal before your visit. No waiting-room clipboard, and you can do it on your own time.
During your 60-minute first visit, we’ll review your medical history, your current concerns, and treatments you’ve tried, including what has and hasn’t worked for you. We discuss labs and bone-density testing when clinically indicated.
Your $349 / 60-minute Initial Consultation is required before continuing care. Ongoing-care Membership is $99/month and includes one 30-minute video appointment per paid month. Membership is available through your secure client portal.
Flexible care to fit your life
You'll connect with Marisa Martin from wherever is most convenient: home, work, or anywhere with privacy and a stable connection.
All appointments take place by secure video. You must be physically located in Utah for your visit. Our South Jordan address is for mail only; no patient visits take place there.
Before your video visit
A device with camera & mic
A phone, tablet, or computer works, whatever you're most comfortable with.
A stable internet connection
Wi-Fi or cellular data both work fine for a smooth video visit.
A private, quiet space
Anywhere you can talk freely for about an hour, without interruption.
The link we send beforehand
You'll get a simple link through your portal or email, just click and join.
Before you book
You must be physically located in Utah for every video visit. We offer focused menopause medical care, with cash-pay visits and no insurance billing.
We do not provide routine primary care, unrelated chronic-disease management, pelvic exams, Pap tests, IUD procedures, urgent or emergency care, specialized psychiatric or ADHD care, structured fitness or nutrition programs, hormone pellets, or controlled medications other than testosterone within our menopause-care scope.
Keep a primary care clinician for your general healthcare. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911.
Questions about early or premature menopause? Read our dedicated resource.
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