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Begin with context
Tell us what has changed, what you have tried, and what you are hoping to understand.
Pelvic health care on your time
A thoughtful, asynchronous starting point for pelvic-health questions—built around the life you are already living.
Care decisions, including whether medication is appropriate, are made after clinical review.
About Time
Care in every detail.
A clear path forward
This service is designed to make it easier to take a considered first step. If asynchronous care is not right for your situation, you will be directed toward a more appropriate option.
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Tell us what has changed, what you have tried, and what you are hoping to understand.
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A clinician considers the information you share and whether asynchronous care is an appropriate next step.
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You receive clear direction about follow-up, other options, or when an in-person evaluation may be needed.
Care options
Start with the concern affecting your comfort or quality of life. A clinician determines whether this format and any treatment options are appropriate for your needs.
Pelvic comfort
An asynchronous review for pre- and post-menopausal concerns such as dryness, irritation, pain with sex, urinary urgency or frequency, recurrent urinary tract infections, and recurrent vaginal infections. Vaginal estrogen may be discussed only after a clinician considers your symptoms, health history, and potential benefits and risks.
Health history and symptom review
Evidence-informed treatment discussion
Potential benefits and risks considered
Referral for in-person evaluation when needed
Beyond one answer
A clinician may discuss nonprescription approaches, other care options, or the value of an in-person visit based on your symptoms and history.
Thoughtful follow-up
Understand the recommended next step and when your care needs a different setting.
Choose an available service to learn more about its format and fees.
Good care starts with clarity
A stronger you, for what's next.
Before you begin
Online care is not the right setting for every concern. If you are unsure, an in-person clinician can help you decide where to begin.
View care optionsImportant: Information on this site is for general educational purposes and does not replace medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment from your own clinician. Do not use this service for urgent or emergency needs.