Pausitive Women's Care

About Pausitive Women's Care

What is Pausitive Women's Care?

Pausitive Women's Care is a women's health practice at 1027 Pathfinder Way, Suite 110, in Rockledge, Florida 32955. The office phone is 321-477-0700. The practice describes itself as a boutique women's health practice that specializes in midlife care. It is not in-network with any insurance, so every visit is paid out of pocket.

Two prescribers are listed: Ashleigh Auth, PA-C, MSHS, MPH, and Vanessa Lehner, PA-C, MMS. The practice lists four service areas: Holistic Gynecological Care, Hormonal Health, Sexual Health, and Preventative Health. Under Hormonal Health it describes evaluations of hormonal balance and personalized treatment plans for perimenopause and menopause symptoms. Preventative Health includes a line for weight management, but no separate weight loss program is described. No GLP-1, peptide, or longevity medicine is listed, and the medications it prescribes are not named.

Services are offered in person in Rockledge and throughout Florida by telemedicine. Google shows a 5 rating from 81 reviews, under the category Women's health clinic. Office hours and the number of years the practice has been open are not stated.

What does it cost?

The new patient consultation is $325. It is a 60 minute visit and is required for all patients. After that, the practice offers the Pausitive Care Plan at $129 a month. Membership fees begin one month after the initial consultation, and the plan carries a 4-month minimum commitment. The plan includes office and telemedicine visits, prescription management and refills, lab review, and priority scheduling. In its own words: "Medication and hormone therapy adjustments when appropriate." Fee-for-service patients are seen on a limited basis, and no fee-for-service prices are published.

The practice does not bill insurance, but it will provide a superbill you can submit for possible reimbursement if your plan has out-of-network benefits. Labs, imaging, and prescriptions can be processed through insurance. A $100 no-show fee applies to missed appointments and to cancellations without 48-hour notice, effective 6/8/26.

It does not publish prices for hormone therapy visits or medication. The $129 fee does not say whether medication is included.

What should you ask before you book?

Ask which prescriber would manage your hormone therapy and whether a physician is involved in your care. Ask whether the $129 monthly fee covers any medication, or whether you pay the pharmacy separately. If a prescription is part of your plan, ask whether it is brand-name or compounded and what it costs.

Ask what labs and imaging cost out of pocket, and whether they are covered by the membership. Ask how the 4-month minimum works, whether the first membership payment is due right away, and how you cancel after the minimum ends. Ask whether the $325 consultation is credited toward anything.

If weight management is what you are looking for, ask what that involves and whether any medication is part of it. Ask whether the new patient consultation can be done by telemedicine, and ask for the office hours.

Who is it a good fit for?

This is a good fit if you want a cash-pay practice focused on midlife women's health and can commit to a 4-month plan at $129 a month plus the $325 consultation. If you need the price of hormone therapy or medication before you book, call first, because neither is published.

Sources: pausitivewomenscare.com, pausitivewomenscare.com/memberships, pausitivewomenscare.com/services, pausitivewomenscare.com/about

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