Midi Protects Your Bone Health
Menopausal hormone changes can raise your risk of osteoporosis and fractures down the line. Set yourself up for a stronger future with Midi’s expert care.
Menopausal hormone changes can raise your risk of osteoporosis and fractures down the line. Set yourself up for a stronger future with Midi’s expert care.
Virtual visits with a Midi clinician—plus prescriptions in your Care Plan—are covered by major insurance providers across the country. Confirm your coverage by selecting your state below.
The normal wear and tear of aging affects your bones, but hormones play a role as well. Estrogen helps maintain bone strength and density by promoting new bone formation. So when estrogen levels decline during menopause, your bone density may drop below normal—a condition called osteopenia.
Without treatment, bone loss can progress to osteoporosis, a disease that dramatically raises your risk of fracture.
On average, women lose up to 10% of their bone mass during the first five years after menopause.
Our protocols are defined by our Midi medical advisors, doctors with decades of experience in women’s midlife health.
The natural downward rollercoaster in estrogen before menopause can lead to dozens of symptoms. Midi's expert clinicians work with you to improve the most common ones, below, and many more.
After 40, your body changes. Your care should, too.
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Only pay standard co-pay and deductible
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Midi is only in-network with PPO plans. Deductibles, coinsurance, and copays may still apply. If your plan is an HMO, Midi is not in-network and your visit will be self-pay. Unfortunately, regulations prevent Midi from treating Medi-Cal or Medicaid patients, even as self-pay. Have questions about insurance or anything else? Email us at support@joinmidi.com and our support team will jump in to help.