The hormone-weight connection
Powerful, personalized treatment
Midi taps into a range of solutions to support your healthy weight goals:
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Accepted by most major insurance plans with more on the way.
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MIDI IS CHANGING WOMEN'S LIVES
“Midi gave me the right advice and weight loss medications—I’ve lost 25 pounds!”
“The Midi team was genuinely interested in my entire history, my progress, and my outcomes. I’m finally on the right track. Thank you, thank you!!”
“I came to Midi because I experienced unexplained weight gain. Running marathons, eating keto—none of it was working. I went to multiple providers and couldn’t get answers, but my Midi clinician was able to identify a hormone imbalance. She put me on a regimen of holistic care and now I’m 10 pounds lighter, I’m running, I have energy again.”
“Midlife for me meant weight up, energy down, and foggy brain due to less sleep. Midi helped me take a closer look at my health and re-balance my hormones, giving me just the support I needed. I am back to my ‘regular’ clothes with more energy and a sharper wit!”
I came to Midi because I experienced unexplained weight gain. Running marathons, eating keto—none of it was working. I went to multiple providers and couldn’t get answers, but my Midi clinician was able to identify a hormone imbalance. She put me on a regimen of holistic care and now I’m 10 pounds lighter, I’m running, I have energy again.
Midlife for me meant weight up, energy down, and foggy brain due to less sleep. Midi helped me take a closer look at my health and re-balance my hormones, giving me just the support I needed. I am back to my ‘regular’ clothes with more energy and a sharper wit!
DR. MINDY GOLDMAN
Clinical Professor, Department of Ob/Gyn and Reproductive Sciences at UCSF and Midi Chief Clinical Officer
cancer & survivorship
DR. PAULINE MAKI
Professor of Psychiatry, Psychology and OB/GYN at University of Illinois Chicago
Brain health, mental health, depression, & hormonal health
DR. sheila bouldin
professor of OB/GYN and director of the Women’s Health Division at the University of Mississippi Medical Center
hormone health, obesity & public health
TORI HUDSON, N.d.
professor and former medical director at national university of natural medicine
botanical medicine, & naturopathic remedies
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Dr. Lauren Greenberg
board-certified plastic surgeon
Menopausal hair & skin changes, breast cancer reconstruction
Dr. Don Dizon
Director of Medical Oncology at Rhode Island Hospital
Survivorship & sexual health
Dr. Robert Aptekar
President, Integrative Women’s Care
Bone health, osteoporosis prevention & treatment
How it works
After 40, your body changes. Your care should, too.
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What are you experiencing?
Select all of your symptoms.
Book your virtual visit
Take a few minutes to set up your account, enter insurance, tell us about your symptoms, and choose a time to meet your clinician.
Cheri Barzottini, NP
Meet your Midi clinician
Discuss your symptoms and health history in depth with a nurse practitioner trained in perimenopause and menopause.
Get the tests you need
If bloodwork or imaging can help us personalize your treatment, we’ll send you to a convenient local facility that accepts your insurance
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Dr. Mindy goldman
Follow-up visit
Discuss how your plan is going
Integrate Midi into your health routine
Get all the virtual follow-ups you need to dial your treatment and take preventative steps. We’ll partner with your other doctors, and refer you for in-person treatment when needed.
Designed to be better for midlife, in every way
Traditional
Healthcare
All clinicians trained in perimenopause & menopause care
Protocols designed by experts in menopause
Care coordinator assigned to every patient
Integrative approach to medicine
No waitlists for treatment
24/7 access to guidance & support
Flexible follow-ups & adjustments, until you feel better
Transparent pricing
Our care coordinators help you get maximum coverage from your insurance. If you're uninsured or Midi care is out of network under your plan, we also offer cash payment for services.
Service offering
With Insurance
Self-pay
Initial visit
The Midi Essential Visit gives you ample time for an in-depth conversation.
Only pay standard co-pay and deductible
$250.00
Continued care visits
Follow up visits fine-tune your Care Plan and safeguard your future health.
Only pay standard co-pay and deductible
$120 - $250
depending on visit length and care complexity
Care coordination
Have questions about insurance, scheduling, anything? We’re here for you. Call or email us and we’ll jump in to help.
Free
Free
Frequently asked questions
Why does maintaining a healthy weight matter in midlife?
Carrying significant extra weight can contribute to your risk of cardiovascular disease, fatty liver disease, type-2 diabetes, and high cholesterol. Midlife is when most of these problems arise in women, but it’s also a great time to take steps to stay healthy now and into the future. Weight management can be one of those important steps.
What are the most effective lifestyle changes I can make to maintain a healthy weight?
Fortunately, there’s a lot you can do to combat midlife weight gain. Your options fall into three categories:
- Get quality sleep. Why does this matter? Consistently poor sleep leaves you exhausted, which makes it harder to be physically active. Inadequate rest may also disrupt normal levels of appetite hormones that regulate hunger and satisfaction, and drive cravings for foods high in fat and carbs.
- Move your body, every day. Not only does exercise help counter weight gain and fat accumulation, it can also improve sleep, mood, and blood sugar metabolism. Strength training is particularly important for building lean muscle mass.
- Eat nourishing foods. Eating is individual, but almost everyone can benefit from a diet rich in minimally processed plant foods, getting plenty of fiber and protein, and choosing complex carbohydrates over simple carbs. Timed eating (aka intermittent fasting) may help women at midlife as well.
What do weight loss medications do?
Weight medications may be used to suppress appetite, control cravings, and/or stabilize blood sugar levels.
Who should take weight loss medications?
A new class of prescription weight-loss medications called GLP-1 receptors have been shown to help people lose a significant percentage of body weight when paired with a healthy diet and regular exercise. Examples of GLP-1 receptors that are FDA-approved for weight loss include Zepbound (tirzepatide) and Wegovy (semaglutide). Other medications, such as Ozempic (semaglutide) and Mounjaro (tirzepatide), are approved for diabetes but used off-label to help patients lose weight.
However, these drugs aren’t for everyone. They’re typically appropriate for people with obesity (a BMI greater than 30) as well as those with a BMI greater than 27 and one or more weight-related conditions such as high blood pressure, type 2 diabetes, or high cholesterol. And it’s also important to consider potential downsides, such as cost and side effects (like nausea, bloating, and indigestion).
Are there any risks associated with weight loss medications?
All medications carry risks, and these are no exception. If you are a candidate for any weight loss medication, a Midi weight specialist will review all the benefits, potential risks , and possible side effects, so you have all the facts you need to decide on a Care Plan.
Will my insurance cover weight loss medication?
Coverage varies depending on your insurance plan and if you medically qualify for a specific medication. Midi partners with you and your pharmacy to get your medications covered whenever possible.