Hormone therapy · New Jersey telehealth
Menopausal hormone therapy has been debated publicly for twenty years, and the evidence is clearer than the headlines suggest. Started at the right dose for the right patient, it can meaningfully improve daily life. SheWellRX begins, adjusts, and reviews hormone therapy by video for women across New Jersey, and offers second opinions when a previous answer came without a full discussion.
Symptoms
Select any that apply to you. Nothing is stored; it simply helps you decide whether a visit is the right next step.
A visit would be a reasonable next step. Start your visit and Dr. Copur reads your full story before you connect.
Your visit
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Breast, uterine, or ovarian cancer, blood clots, stroke or heart attack, migraine with aura, liver disease, unexplained bleeding, and smoking are the history that shapes the choice. The intake asks about each of them, and your clinician reviews your answers before you meet.
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Transdermal estradiol (patch, gel, or spray) is preferred for many women because it carries a lower clot risk than tablets. Women with a uterus take progesterone to protect the lining. Vaginal estrogen treats dryness with minimal absorption. Doses start low and are adjusted at follow ups.
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Relief of hot flashes, better sleep, protection against bone loss, and treatment of vaginal symptoms on one side; small increases in clot, stroke, and breast cancer risk that depend on age, timing, type, and your history on the other. You leave with the figures that apply to you.
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Follow ups check symptom control, bleeding, blood pressure, and side effects, and revisit whether to continue each year. Screening such as mammograms continues on schedule with your local providers.
By video
Examples of what can be prescribed when clinically appropriate. Every decision is made by your clinician, with you, during your visit. No prescription is issued from a questionnaire alone.
In-person care
For emergencies, call 911. If your clinician determines during your visit that telehealth is not appropriate for your concern, your visit fee is refunded.
Simple pricing
Thirty minute video visits, a written plan, prescriptions and lab orders when appropriate, and two weeks of messaging. Paid once at booking, nothing billed later. HSA and FSA accepted. Self pay patients receive a Good Faith Estimate.
Questions
Yes. Estradiol and progesterone are not controlled substances. After a live video visit in which your clinician reviews your history and confirms the treatment is appropriate, the prescription is sent electronically to your pharmacy. New Jersey law does not allow prescribing from a questionnaire alone, and SheWellRX follows that rule.
FDA approved estradiol and micronized progesterone are themselves bioidentical, and they come in tested doses. Compounded pellets and creams are not FDA approved and do not have reliable dosing, so we start with approved products. If there is a specific reason to compound, we discuss it openly.
Hot flashes often improve within a few weeks; sleep and mood follow. Doses are reviewed at the follow up visit and adjusted if needed. Results vary and no outcome is guaranteed.
$249 for the initial video visit and $149 for follow ups, paid once at booking. Medications are billed by your pharmacy; generic estradiol and progesterone are usually inexpensive with or without insurance.
Medically reviewed
Huseyin Copur, MD, FACOG
Board certified in obstetrics and gynecology by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology since 1989. Licensed in New Jersey. 4.9 stars across 228 Google reviews. Reviewed September 2, 2026. About Dr. Copur