What is Midi Health?

Midi Health is a virtual care clinic focused on women’s health, with specialized support for perimenopause, menopause, and other midlife health needs. Care is provided online by clinicians trained in women’s health.

What kind of care does Midi Health provide?

Midi provides personalized care for a range of midlife health concerns, including menopause symptoms, hormonal changes, sleep concerns, sexual health, and other related needs. Your clinician can recommend treatment based on your symptoms and health history.

Does Midi Health accept insurance?

Midi is in-network with many major commercial insurance plans, although not every plan is covered. Your specific benefits, copay, deductible, and coinsurance can affect what you pay, so checking your coverage before your visit is recommended.

How much does a Midi Health visit cost?

Your cost depends on whether you use insurance or choose self-pay. For insured patients, the amount depends on their individual plan. Midi currently lists self-pay visits at $250 for a first visit and $150 for ongoing visits. Labs and medications may have separate costs.

Can I use Midi Health without insurance?

Yes, self-pay options are available for eligible patients when insurance is not being used. Midi also states that HSA or FSA funds may be used for eligible care expenses.

Can I use Medicare or Medicaid with Midi?

Midi does not participate in Medicaid or Medi-Cal and cannot currently treat Medicaid or Medi-Cal patients, including on a self-pay basis. Medicare beneficiaries may use Midi as self-pay, but Midi services are not covered by Medicare and claims cannot be submitted for those services.

Are Midi Health visits online?

Yes. Midi provides virtual care through telehealth, allowing you to meet with your clinician online. You should be in your home state during your visit because clinicians must be licensed in the state where you are located.

Who provides care at Midi Health?

Midi’s clinical team includes physicians and advanced practice clinicians who are trained in perimenopause and menopause care. Your clinician will consider your symptoms, medical history, and individual needs when developing your care plan.

Can Midi prescribe medications or recommend hormone therapy?

Depending on your health history and individual needs, your clinician may recommend prescription medications, hormone therapy, non-hormonal treatments, or other appropriate options. Treatment decisions are made with your clinician based on your specific situation.

Does Midi Health order lab tests?

When clinically appropriate, your Midi clinician can order laboratory tests or other recommended testing. Test results can be reviewed through your patient portal and used to help guide your ongoing care.

Can I choose my Midi Health clinician?

In some cases, new patients can select a specific clinician when booking. Availability depends on factors such as state licensure, insurance enrollment, and appointment availability.

What should I do before my first Midi appointment?

Complete your health questionnaire before your visit so your clinician has time to review your information. You should also be in a private, quiet location with a reliable internet connection and check your camera and microphone before the appointment.