A Woman's Time
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What is A Woman's Time?
A Woman's Time is a women's health clinic at 2067 NW Lovejoy in Portland, Oregon 97209. The phone number is (503) 222-2322, and it was established in 1995. It describes its main missions as menopause care, women's health, and the prevention and treatment of chronic disease, using what it calls integrative medicine, which combines alternative and conventional care. Its services include naturopathic medicine, teen health, acupuncture, fertility care, breast cancer care, injection therapy options, a Medical Weight Loss Program, nutrition counseling, corrective exercise, stop smoking support, and health and life coaching. Telehealth visits are offered alongside in-person appointments. The prescribing practitioners are Tori Hudson, N.D., Kellie Raydon, N.D, L.Ac., Amber Walz, N.D., Sara Gili Schwerd, N.D., Emily Anthony, N.D., Shoshana Farber, WHNP, Timothie Rochon, DNP, CNM, PMHNP-BC, and Haley Barrigar, LAc, DACM, R.N. Google reviewers have rated it 4.3 from 25 reviews.
For hormones, it writes: In its own words: "We have a wide array of options and choices to work with including customized compounded bio-identical hormones."
What does it cost?
It does not publish prices. It does not publish a consultation fee, a program fee, or membership terms either. It does not say whether medication is included in the weight loss program or in hormone care, and it does not say whether it accepts insurance or offers HSA or financing. Before you book, ask for each of those in writing, along with what a visit and lab work cost.
What should you ask before you book?
Who writes the prescription for the Medical Weight Loss Program? It does not name a prescriber for that program or the medications it uses, so ask for both, and ask whether they are brand name or compounded. For hormone care, ask which pharmacy makes the compounded hormones, and ask how testing is decided and what it costs, since testing may or may not be necessary. Ask whether a monthly fee would cover medication, follow-up visits, and lab work. Ask how cancellation and pausing work, and which of your visits can be done by telehealth and which need to be in person.
Who is it a good fit for?
This is a good fit if you want women's health, hormone care, and medical weight loss under one roof, and you are willing to get the prescriber, medication, and price answers in writing before you pay. If you want a posted price list before you call, it does not publish one, so plan on asking.
Sources: awomanstime.com
Services Offered
What we confirmed
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Hours
Monday-Thursday 9:00a – 5:00p* Friday 9:00a – 4:00p* *phone off from 12:00-1:30