Menopause treatment in Bradenton, FL
Hot flashes, nights you can’t sleep through, mood that isn’t yours, brain fog. If you’ve been told it’s just your age and handed a pill, start here. Mosaic Medicine runs your labs, listens for 45 to 60 minutes, and builds a plan around what they show.
The women’s hormone program of Mosaic Medicine
Book your evaluation
A 45 to 60 minute first visit with history, exam and a lab plan. The consult is $99. The office confirms your date.
Where and when
- 3934 FL-64, Bradenton, FL 34208. Telehealth for any Florida resident.
- Same-day and next-day availability, and direct messaging with your provider.
- Booking and hours confirmed by the office.
What patients say
Google reviews of Mosaic Medicine, shown live.
“After my hysterectomy I was miserable. My corporate medicine doctors gave me multiple different pills and creams that never worked and then nothing.”
“Your plan of care is a 2 way discussion, meaning you have a say in what your plan of care will be.”
One provider, three hundred people
Both fields below are the same size. The difference is how many people are in them, and therefore how much of an hour is left for you.
The most patients a Mosaic Medicine direct primary care provider ever manages.
What insurance-based healthcare requires the average primary care provider to manage.
Both figures are the clinic’s own published numbers. The visit that follows from them is 45 to 60 minutes here, against the 7 to 15 minutes most women are used to. That is enough time to go through every symptom, not just the one that fits in a short appointment.
What it costs, and how it works
Two prices, stated up front. Your evaluation, your follow-ups and your provider’s direct line are part of the same relationship.
The consult
$99hormone consult
Your first visit is a $99 consult: history, exam and a lab plan, with the provider who will manage your care.
The program
$299a month, plus medication
One monthly price once you start the women’s hormone program. Medication is billed separately, and thyroid evaluation is included.
First visit
A 45 to 60 minute evaluation with history, exam and a lab plan
Advanced lab testing, a detailed health history and a physical assessment to evaluate your hormones, metabolism and overall health. Bring a list of any medications and supplements you are currently taking.
After you book
The office confirms your appointment
Booking runs through the form above or by phone at (941) 777-5665.
Ongoing
Direct access between visits
Message, call or telehealth with your provider, with same-day and next-day availability for urgent concerns, and adjustments to your plan as your labs and symptoms change.
Perimenopause starts earlier than most women expect
You don’t need to be in menopause to come in.
Hormones start shifting years before your last period. That stretch is perimenopause, and it’s often where the worst of it happens: sleep goes first, cycles turn irregular, mood swings show up out of nowhere. Menopause is the point twelve months after your last period. After that, symptoms can ease for some women and keep going for others.
The evaluation looks at where you are now, whatever the stage. If you’d rather start with the full picture of how hormones are treated here, see bioidentical hormone therapy in Bradenton.
The hormones behind the symptoms
- EstrogenHot flashes, sleep, mood, bone
- ProgesteroneSleep, cycles, mood
- TestosteroneLibido, energy, muscle
- Thyroid hormonesMetabolism, energy, hair
- CortisolStress, adrenal function
- InsulinMetabolic health, weight
- Vitamin DBone, immune, mood
Symptoms women bring to their first visit
Most women come in with three or four of these, and have been told each one is just age.
- Hot flashes and night sweats
- Waking at 3 a.m.
- Irregular or heavy periods
- Anxiety or low mood
- Brain fog
- Weight around the middle
- Low libido
- Vaginal dryness
- Thinning hair
- Joint aches
- Fatigue
- Not feeling like yourself
A list of symptoms is not a diagnosis. Labs, history and an exam are. Bring the ones you recognize to your evaluation. If you want the background first, read recognizing the silent signs of hormone imbalance.
How long hot flashes last, drawn to scale
“It will pass” is common advice. For many women, it takes years. One tile below is one year.
Seven years is a long time to wait something out. If sleep, mood, focus or hot flashes are getting in the way of your days, they’re worth treating.
How menopause treatment works at Mosaic Medicine
Labs are drawn in the office and go to your portal, and you get a telehealth visit to go through them. Then you and your provider decide on a plan together.
- First visit
Evaluation
Detailed history, physical exam, and advanced labs for estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, thyroid and the metabolic markers that change around menopause.
- Results review
A plan built on your results
That can include bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (estradiol, progesterone and, where it fits, testosterone), dosed from your labs. It can also mean treating thyroid problems that look like menopause and aren’t.
- Alongside treatment
Support
Sleep, nutrition, supplements and, where it helps, IV nutrition therapy. If weight is part of the picture, the same team runs medical weight loss.
- Ongoing
Follow-up labs and adjustments
Doses change as your symptoms and labs change. You message your provider directly between visits.
What treatment can change
Hormones do not work in isolation. Sleep, stress, nutrition and movement all affect them, so the program addresses those too.
Women who restore hormonal balance through personalized care often report better sleep, relief from hot flashes and night sweats, steadier mood and clearer thinking. Many also notice a renewed libido.
Read more in hormone replacement therapy for menopause.
Hormone therapy isn't right for every woman
Your provider goes through your personal and family history first, including anything that changes the risk of hormone therapy, and talks through the benefits and risks of each option before recommending one. If hormones aren’t the right call for you, you’ll hear that too.
Who you will see
The founder runs the program. The same provider who orders your labs reads them with you.
Cory Lucas, FNP-C, ENP
Founder and Director of Executive Medicine. Board certified in Primary Care and Emergency Medicine.
Cory brings over 15 years of clinical experience as a Primary Care and Emergency Medicine Nurse Practitioner, a career that began as a U.S. Army medic. He completed the HRTU Master Course from Hormone Replacement Therapy University, and the Definitive Medical Weight Loss Clinic Course from The Elite Nurse Practitioner, an ANCC accredited provider.
“By combining personalized care with immediate access and comprehensive wellness planning, we empower our patients to maintain peak health while managing their demanding schedules.”Cory Lucas, FNP-C, ENP, founder of Mosaic Medicine
Mosaic Medicine is at 3934 FL-64, Bradenton, FL 34208, with telehealth follow-ups available to all Florida residents.
Questions women ask about menopause treatment
The answers the clinic gives most often, before a first menopause evaluation.
At Mosaic Medicine, the first visit is $99. Once you start the women’s hormone program it’s $299 a month, plus medication, and thyroid evaluation is included.
No. Symptoms often start years before your last period, during perimenopause. The evaluation looks at where you are now.
OB/GYNs, primary care providers and nurse practitioners trained in hormone therapy all treat it. At Mosaic Medicine, Cory Lucas, FNP-C, runs the hormone program. He completed the HRTU Master Course in hormone replacement therapy, and he reads your labs with you himself.
The common ones are breast tenderness, bloating, headaches and spotting, and they often settle as the dose is adjusted. Some health histories raise the risk of hormone therapy, which is why your provider reviews yours before recommending anything and follows up with labs after you start.
They’re hormones with the same structure as the ones your body makes. Like any hormone therapy, they carry benefits and risks that depend on your history, your dose and how closely you’re monitored. Your provider walks through both with you.
Yes. Poor sleep, hot flashes, mood changes and brain fog can reflect hormone changes that are worth testing and treating.
Your first evaluation and labs happen at the Bradenton clinic. Follow-ups can be by telehealth for any Florida resident.
Start menopause treatment in Bradenton with a real evaluation
Hot flashes, sleep, mood, focus. You don’t have to wait seven years for them to pass.
Book a 45 to 60 minute evaluation at our Bradenton clinic and leave with a lab plan.
Mosaic Medicine
3934 FL-64, Bradenton, FL 34208
Telehealth available to all Florida residents. Always accepting new patients.