Women's health providers who specialize in you

Allara is for women who are tired of feeling dismissed about their health concerns. We help women navigating hormonal conditions (like PCOS, thyroid issues, and endometriosis), metabolic health concerns (like insulin resistance and prediabetes), reproductive health (trying to conceive, pregnancy, and postpartum), and midlife transitions like perimenopause and menopause. If you know something feels off in your body but haven't gotten real answers, Allara is for you. We're not a replacement for emergency care, routine gynecological exams, or pregnancy care. We're a specialty care partner focused on complex hormonal, metabolic, and gynecological health.

All Allara visits happen over secure video, so you can meet with your care team from home. You'll receive a link before your appointment, and we recommend downloading the Allara app for the best experience. A few things to keep in mind: you must be physically located in the state where you're insured at the time of your appointment; you must be stationary, as visits can't be conducted from a moving vehicle; and you'll need a private space, a stable internet connection, and a device with a camera. If you need to reschedule, you can do so through your patient portal. Just make sure to cancel at least 24 hours in advance to avoid a cancellation fee.

Yes, we prescribe GLP-1 medications. Whether GLP-1 medications are right for you depends on your diagnosis, symptoms, insurance coverage, and treatment goals. Your provider will discuss all evidence-based medication options during your visit.

Allara is in-network with most major insurance carriers. We do not accept HMO plans, Affordable Care Act marketplace plans, Medicare, Medicaid, Tricare, or Kaiser. Check if we accept your specific plan.

With insurance: no monthly membership fee. You'll pay whatever your plan requires for specialist and registered dietitian visits, typically a copay, coinsurance, or deductible amount. Self-pay, cancel anytime: Complete Care is $149 a month and includes all medical provider and registered dietitian visits; Nutrition Only is $125 a month and includes all registered dietitian visits and personalized coaching on nutrition, habits, sleep, and stress. For both insurance and self-pay patients, lab work, imaging, prescriptions, and supplements are billed separately and not included in membership costs.

Your medical provider can order a hormone and/or metabolic panel based on your specific symptoms. This may include testosterone, estrogen, progesterone, thyroid hormones, cortisol, insulin, and other markers. Lab testing is personalized to your symptoms and what you share with your medical provider. Your provider will discuss which tests make sense for you during your initial visit.

Allara providers prescribe many types of medications for hormonal, metabolic, and gynecological conditions, including GLP-1s, Metformin, hormonal birth control, thyroid medications, HRT, and others. We can only discuss specific medications once your provider has reviewed your health history, lab work, and goals. Allara providers do not prescribe controlled substances such as opioids, stimulants, depressants, or testosterone.

While you sign up, we can confirm whether we're in-network with your insurance plan. However, we're not able to verify your specific benefits, like your copay amount or deductible status, until your insurance processes a claim. If you'd like a clearer picture of your costs before booking, we recommend calling the member services number on your insurance card and asking about coverage for specialist visits (CPT codes 99204 for a new patient or 99214 for an established patient) and registered dietitian visits (CPT codes 97802 for a new patient or 97803 for an established patient). You can also review your Explanation of Benefits from your insurance provider for details on your plan's coverage.

Lab costs depend on the tests ordered and your insurance plan's coverage. Many tests are covered by insurance, though you may still owe a copay, coinsurance, or deductible amount. Using your insurance plan's preferred lab, often LabCorp or Quest, will help keep your costs as low as possible. If cost is a concern, let your provider know during your visit so they can prioritize the most essential tests. You can also reach out to our Patient Experience team to explore self-pay lab options.