Menocare

You are not imagining it.

Menopause-trained Australian doctors, by video. Evenings and weekends, anywhere in the country. Start with a free symptom check and get a summary you can take to any doctor.

Take the symptom check How it works

Two minutes. Free. No account needed.

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How it works

Three steps, no waiting rooms.

  1. 1

    Take the symptom check

    A few questions about how you have been feeling. You get a plain-language summary straight away, yours to keep whatever you decide next.

  2. 2

    Talk to a doctor by video

    A real consultation with a menopause-trained GP. Evenings and weekends, anywhere in Australia. Your summary goes with you.

  3. 3

    Leave with a plan

    Your doctor talks through the options that fit your history and what you want. You decide together, and you have somewhere to come back to.

Start where it hurts

What has been going on?

Hot flushes Night sweats Sleep problems Brain fog Anxiety Low mood Joint pain Low libido Vaginal dryness Weight changes Irregular periods Exhaustion
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You are not imagining it

Most women spend years being told it is just stress.

Perimenopause is barely covered in general medical training. Symptoms get put down to work, parenting or getting older, and the pattern goes unnoticed — often for years. Arriving with a clear record of what is happening changes that conversation.

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How we will work

Standards we are building this around.

AHPRA registered

Every doctor will hold current registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency, with registration numbers published so you can verify them yourself.

Additional menopause training

GPs with a special interest in menopause, with further study in the area beyond general practice training.

Real consultations

Every appointment will be a live video or phone consultation. No questionnaire-only assessment, ever.

Pricing

One price, published up front.

First consultation

A$149

A long appointment with a menopause-trained GP. Your history, your symptoms, and a plan you agree together.

Ongoing care, monthly

A$39/month

Two doctor reviews a year, a message inbox for questions between appointments, and symptom tracking. Cancel any time.

Medicare rebates may apply to some consultations depending on your circumstances. Full pricing details.

Why we exist

Perimenopause gets limited coverage in general medical training. Symptoms get attributed to stress, work, parenting or ageing, and the pattern goes unrecognised — often for years.

Women describe finally understanding what was happening only after reading a list of symptoms and realising most of it applied to them. By then they have frequently seen several doctors and been told, in various ways, that they are fine.

We built this around two things. First, information good enough to rely on, written for an Australian reader and reviewed by a doctor. Second, appointments long enough to actually get somewhere, with GPs who work in this area constantly rather than occasionally.

The symptom check is free and stands on its own. Take the summary to us, or take it to your own GP. Either is a good outcome.

Common questions

Frequently asked

What happens in the first consultation?

A long video appointment with a menopause-trained GP. They take your full history, go through your symptoms and how they are affecting you, discuss what might be going on, and work out a plan with you. You are not rushed through in ten minutes.

Will I need a referral?

No. Menopause care is managed in general practice and no referral is needed — for us or for your own GP.

Who will I be seeing?

Australian GPs with additional training in menopause care, each holding current AHPRA registration. We will publish their registration numbers so you can verify them yourself on the public register. We are engaging doctors now and will let you know when appointments open.

Can the symptom check replace seeing a doctor?

No. It is an educational tool that helps you prepare for an appointment — it does not assess you, and no treatment decision can be made from it. Australian telehealth rules require a real-time consultation with a doctor, which is exactly as it should be.

What if I already have a GP I like?

Then use the symptom check, take the summary to them, and keep your care where it is. The check is free and useful whether or not you ever book with us.

Is this covered by Medicare?

Medicare rebates may apply to some consultations depending on your circumstances and whether you have an existing relationship with the practice. Our pricing page sets out what to expect.

Read

Learn what is actually happening

Perimenopause

The years before your final period, and why they are so hard to recognise.

1 article

Symptoms

The changes women report most often, and what is known about each.

12 articles

Menopause

The stages, what happens when, and when it arrives earlier than expected.

2 articles

Getting care

How to prepare for an appointment and what good care looks like.

3 articles

Living well

Sleep, work, exercise and the ground that holds through the transition.

2 articles

Two minutes, free

Start with the symptom check.

Answer a few questions about how you have been feeling. You get a plain-language summary you can take to any doctor — ours or your own.

Take the symptom check How it works