The physician-guided route
The Baseline™. A structured midlife review.
For when organizing the history, finding the right clinician and repeating your story from the beginning is the barrier. We start with your whole story, use testing only when it would change care, and return a plain-English plan.
We’ll meet as many times as necessary, at no additional cost, to solve the health problem.The PresentHealth.care membership commitment
What The Baseline is designed to do
Three steps, one clear plan
1. Start with the story
A structured intake captures your timeline, cycle pattern, symptoms, medical history, medications, family history, goals and red flags, the same things the book’s Case File organizes.
2. Use testing selectively
A clinician decides which tests, if any, are appropriate for the question and likely to change care. A fixed hormone panel is not a substitute for a clinical assessment.
3. Return a usable plan
A plain-English explanation of what the information may mean, what needs prompt evaluation, and the next questions or options to discuss, with a defined next step.
What the review covers
- Your history: timeline, cycle pattern and the symptoms that have been handled one at a time.
- Symptom & risk review: the whole pattern, plus the look-alikes (thyroid, iron, sleep, mood) and your personal and family risks.
- Selective testing: only what would change the plan in your case.
- A physician-reviewed plan: options, including non-hormonal ones, and when to follow up.
Is it right for you?
Who The Baseline is, and isn’t, for
The best question to ask any clinic is who a service is not appropriate for. Here’s our answer.
It may fit if…
- You have several symptoms that have been handled one at a time.
- You want a menopause-focused review before your next clinical visit.
- You value a concise, physician-reviewed summary and a defined next step.
It’s not the right service if…
- You need emergency or crisis care.
- You have severe or rapidly worsening symptoms, very heavy bleeding, bleeding after menopause, chest pain, new neurologic symptoms, or thoughts of self-harm that need prompt in-person evaluation.
- The service isn’t available or clinically appropriate where you live.
In an emergency call 911. If you’re thinking about harming yourself, call or text 988.
Before you choose
Exactly what’s included, before any payment
Everything you should know up front: price, where we practice, who reviews your case, and what follow-up covers.
| Price | $ — confirm price |
|---|---|
| States served | List the states where our clinicians are licensed |
| Who reviews your case | e.g. Adam Sewell, MD, or a licensed clinician on our team |
| Live visit included? | Yes / no; video or phone; length |
| Testing | Ordered only when a clinician decides it would change care. Included in the price, or billed separately by the lab? |
| Expected timing | e.g. intake to plan within __ days |
| Follow-up | Our membership commitment: we’ll meet as many times as necessary, at no additional cost, to solve the health problem. Confirm scope and any time limits |
| Prescribing | Available when a clinician determines it’s appropriate and safe. Confirm, incl. pharmacy / delivery |
| Insurance | e.g. self-pay; superbill available? |
| Cancellation & refunds | Refund policy |
The Baseline™
- Structured intake and physician review
- Testing only when it would change care
- Plain-English plan with a defined next step
- Follow-up visits at no additional cost, for the health problem we’re solving
A team member confirms eligibility for your state before anything is charged.
Two legitimate routes
Prefer to do it yourself? That works too.
The book’s Act III is the do-it-yourself route: track the pattern, build the Case File, and take it to a clinician you trust. If that gets you what you need, that’s a complete success. Every worksheet is free.
Important information
The Baseline is one route to care, not a prerequisite for care, and not a promise of a particular diagnosis or treatment.
Services are provided by licensed clinicians only in states where they are licensed, and eligibility is determined by a clinician. Testing and prescriptions are provided only when a clinician determines they are medically appropriate. Individual results vary.
This page is educational and is not a substitute for individualized medical diagnosis or treatment. It is not for emergencies: call 911, or call or text 988 in a mental-health crisis.
See our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. Telehealth informed consent link (provided at intake)
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A structured review of the whole picture, with follow-up until the problem is solved.