How to Get HRT Online for Menopause

How online menopause care works, who it suits, what the first visit and the first 90 days cost with or without insurance, and the five highest-scoring providers. Prices checked Oct 7, 2026. For the full ranking of every provider, see the best online HRT for menopause.

By Kymata Health Editorial Team · Published · Prices checked · How we rank

How it works, step by step

  1. Intake: an online questionnaire about symptoms, periods, medical and family history, and medications.
  2. Clinician review: a licensed clinician reviews it, by message or video depending on the service and your state.
  3. Labs if needed: many services start without labs; some (Hone) require a panel first.
  4. Prescription: sent to your own pharmacy (Midi, PlushCare) or shipped by the service (Winona, Hone).
  5. Follow-up: dose checks and renewals, often about every 3 months in the first year.

Who it suits, and who should start in person

Online HRT suits people with typical perimenopause or menopause symptoms and a straightforward history. Hormone therapy labels and The Menopause Society describe situations that usually rule out or complicate systemic HRT, such as a history of breast or endometrial cancer, blood clots or stroke, active liver disease, or unexplained vaginal bleeding; people in these groups are better served by an in-person specialist. Some services set age limits (Winona: 35–59).

What it costs, with or without insurance

Providers
ProviderPlanMonthlyFirst chargeFirst 90 days12-monthMinimum termNot included / assumptionsChecked
PlushCareMembership + first visit (no insurance)Care fee only; medication paid separately$19.99$129$168.98$348.89not publishedFollow-up visits (frequency not published) Medication and labsPrices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source
WinonaEstrogen tablets (billed every 28 days)$58.66$54$216$703.934 weeksPrice is 'from'; dose can change itPrices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source
WinonaEstrogen tablets + progesterone capsules (every 28 days)$101.03$93$372$1,212.324 weeksPrices are 'from'; dose can change themPrices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source
Hone HealthPremium membership + estradiol patch or gelIncludes: Consults and labs every 3 months (Premium)$213$278$704$2,6211 month-Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source
Hone HealthPremium + estradiol patch/gel + progesteroneIncludes: Consults and labs every 3 months (Premium)$262$327$851$3,2091 month-Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source
Midi HealthSelf-pay visitsCare fee only; medication paid separatelynot published$250not publishednot publishednot publishedReturning visits $150 each (how often is not published) Prescriptions and labs (billed separately)Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · source

First charge = one-time fees plus the first billing block. First 90 days = cash paid on the provider's billing calendar. 12-month = one-time fees + 12 months of the plan price + scheduled extras (like follow-up labs). "not published" means the provider's own pages don't say; we never fill the gap with a guess. Full math: methodology.

Top 5 providers by our score

ProviderBest forScorePlan pricedMonthlyFirst charge12-monthLabsThe catchCheckedNext step
Hone HealthLab-heavy care with testosterone for women on the menu8.5/10Premium membership + estradiol patch or gel$213$278$2,621$65 initial test, 50+ biomarkers, at 2,000+ Quest locations, or a free at-home draw where available. Premium retests every 3 months.Treatment needs the $155/mo Premium membership on top of medication.Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · sourceCheck Hone Health's plans and pricing on its site →
WinonaCompounded bioidentical creams and pills without a lab visit8.2/10Estrogen tablets (billed every 28 days)$58.66$54$703.93Not required. Prescribed on symptoms.Compounded hormones (not FDA-approved), ages 35 to 59 only.Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · sourceCheck Winona's plans and pricing on its site →
PlushCareA primary-care doctor who can handle simple HRT6.7/10Membership + first visit (no insurance)$19.99$129$348.89Discounted lab tests for members.Primary care, not menopause-specialized.Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · sourceCheck PlushCare's plans and pricing on its site →
Midi HealthUsing insurance for menopause-specialist visits6.0/10Self-pay visitsnot published$250not publishedTargeted labs when recommended, billed separately (insurance may cover).Self-pay visits are $250 first and $150 after, with medication extra.Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · sourceCheck Midi Health's plans and pricing on its site →
HersA simple big-brand route to estradiol and progesterone2.4/10no complete price publishednot publishednot publishednot publishedNot mentioned for menopause.No public price; it appears only inside the intake.Prices checked Oct 7, 2026 · sourceCheck Hers's plans and pricing on its site →

FDA-approved vs compounded HRT

FDA-approved estradiol and progesterone come as pills, patches, gels, sprays and vaginal forms. Compounded "bioidentical" hormones are not FDA-approved. In November 2025 FDA began removing most boxed-warning language from menopausal hormone therapy labels; the endometrial-cancer warning stays on systemic estrogen-alone products.

Winona sells compounded bioidentical hormones; services that send the prescription to your own pharmacy (Midi, PlushCare) can prescribe FDA-approved generics. If you want insurance to help with medication cost, FDA-approved generics at your own pharmacy are usually the route.

FAQ

Can I get HRT prescribed online?

Yes. Telehealth clinicians licensed in your state can prescribe estrogen and progesterone after an online intake and visit. Availability varies by state: Midi says it covers all 50 states; Winona lists fewer, so check yours at intake.

How much does online HRT cost without insurance?

Cash prices checked Oct 7, 2026 include Winona's compounded estrogen from $54 every 28 days with medication included, and Midi's self-pay visits at $250 for the first and $150 after, medication extra. Midi and PlushCare also bill many insurance plans, with medication paid at your pharmacy.

Will insurance cover online HRT?

Visits often are at Midi and PlushCare, which are in-network with many plans. Medication sent to your own pharmacy can go through your pharmacy benefit. Compounded hormones are usually not covered.

Do I need blood work?

Often not for menopause HRT. Several providers start on symptoms and history; a clinician may order labs in specific situations.

FDA-approved or compounded?

FDA-approved estradiol and progesterone come as pills, patches, gels, sprays and vaginal forms. Compounded "bioidentical" hormones are not FDA-approved. In November 2025 FDA began removing most boxed-warning language from menopausal hormone therapy labels; the endometrial-cancer warning stays on systemic estrogen-alone products.

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