If your sleep, periods, mood, or weight have changed and you're not sure why, you deserve a physician who has time to listen. SAPIA Medical offers physician-led telehealth care for women across Washington.
Your physician is licensed in Washington. Visits happen by secure video from home, and your first appointment is a full hour.
We care for women in perimenopause and menopause, including hormone therapy, metabolic health, and weight management, with the same physician from visit to visit.
If you live in Washington, you can see a SAPIA Medical physician by secure video from home. Your physician is licensed in Washington, and you see the same physician from visit to visit.
We care for women in perimenopause, menopause, and the years around them who are tired of being rushed or told it's just aging. You might be:
Every SAPIA Medical visit in Washington is with a physician who holds a Washington medical license. That matters because your physician has to be licensed in the state where you are during the visit.
Dr. Collins is a board-certified family physician with ten years in family practice. She trained at Rocky Vista University, completed her residency in California, and is licensed in Washington. She is an active member of The Menopause Society.
Changing cycles, poor sleep, mood shifts, and hot flashes, looked at as a whole.
Relief now, plus attention to bone, heart, and metabolic health in the years ahead.
Estrogen and progesterone options, explained plainly, using FDA-approved products.
Weight care built around menopause, muscle, sleep, and metabolic health.
Blood sugar, cholesterol, and blood pressure, understood in the context of midlife.
Strength, function, and independence for the decades ahead.
Visits happen by secure video, from your home or anywhere private in Washington. You need to be physically in Washington during the visit, because that is where your physician is licensed to treat you. If you're traveling outside the state, tell us and we'll find a time that works.
Your first visit lasts 60 minutes. We talk through your symptoms, periods, health history, medications, sleep, nutrition, and goals. If your physician orders labs, a 20-minute visit to go over the results is included. After that, follow-up visits are 20 minutes, about once a month or as often as you need.
We order labs when the results will change your care, not as a routine panel for everyone. When your physician orders them, the order goes to a lab draw site near you in Washington. Labs are billed separately from your membership.
If a prescription makes sense, your physician sends it to the pharmacy you choose. We prescribe FDA-approved products. We don't use compounded hormones or compounded weight-loss medications.
Some medications are controlled substances and come with extra state and federal rules. Your physician will explain what applies to you before anything is prescribed.
Care starts with a 60-minute initial consultation, followed by a monthly membership. Your membership covers:
Labs and medications are billed separately, so you only pay for what you need. Current rates are on our pricing page.
We see patients anywhere in Washington, from Seattle, Tacoma, and Spokane to smaller towns and rural areas. If you have a private place and a reliable internet connection, you can have your visit from home.
Some parts of midlife care have to happen in person, such as mammograms, bone density scans (DEXA), and pelvic exams. When that's the case, your physician will tell you what you need and help you get it done with a provider near you. With your permission, we can coordinate with your primary care clinician so the results are part of your plan.
Washington's My Health My Data Act sets rules for how consumer health data is collected and used. You can read how we handle it in our Washington consumer health data notice.
If you have chest pain, severe shortness of breath, fainting, or a sudden severe headache, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. If you're having thoughts of harming yourself, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. SAPIA Medical is not an emergency service.
Yes. SAPIA Medical offers telehealth care to women located in Washington, with physicians who are licensed in the state.
Yes. You need to be physically in Washington during your visit, because that is where your physician is licensed to treat you. If you live here but will be traveling, let us know when you book.
Yes, if it's right for you. Your physician reviews your symptoms, health history, and risk factors first, then explains the benefits, risks, and alternatives before prescribing anything. We prescribe FDA-approved products and don't use compounded hormones.
When your physician orders labs, you receive an order for a lab draw site near you in Washington. A 20-minute visit to review the results is included with your initial consultation.
Your physician will tell you what you need and help you get it done with a provider near you. With your permission, we can coordinate with your primary care clinician or other providers.
Much of perimenopause and menopause care works well through telehealth. Some concerns need an in-person exam, imaging, a procedure, or another specialist. Your SAPIA physician will tell you when that's the case and help you get it.
Care starts with an initial consultation, followed by a monthly membership that covers follow-up visits, messaging, and prescription management. Labs and medications are billed separately. See our pricing page for current rates.
If your sleep, mood, energy, weight, focus, or sex life has changed, you deserve a real medical conversation about it.
We listen first. Then we build a plan with you.
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