Frequently Asked Questions

No. Limora does not bill insurance.

We operate on a monthly membership model designed to support ongoing menopause care, follow-up, and continuity. Many patients still use insurance for laboratory testing, imaging, and prescriptions, which are billed separatel

No. Hormone therapy is not required.

We work with patients to understand their symptoms, preferences, and medical history. For some women, hormone therapy is appropriate; for others, non-hormonal options or monitoring may be the right approach.

Hormone therapy can be safe and effective for many women when prescribed thoughtfully and monitored appropriately.

Decisions about hormone therapy are individualized and based on current medical evidence, risk factors, and patient goals. We take a conservative, evidence-based approach to treatment.

Many clinicians address menopause as part of a broader practice. Limora focuses specifically on menopause and perimenopause care.

This allows for more time, follow-up, and attention to the nuances of symptom management and treatment decisions over time.

Membership includes clinic visits, follow-up care, secure communication, and routine laboratory testing as part of ongoing menopause management.

Medications, imaging, and services performed outside the practice are not included and are billed separately.

Yes. Telehealth is available for appropriate visits, with in-person care offered when needed.

The type of visit is determined based on clinical appropriateness and patient needs.

Limora is a good fit for women seeking thoughtful, ongoing menopause care and a collaborative clinical relationship.

It may not be the right fit for those looking for quick prescriptions, hormone optimization programs, or one-time consultations.

Limora is preparing to open in Frederick, MD in 2026.

Additional details about opening dates and enrollment will be shared prior to launch.