Women's Telehealth for fast, discreet care, from home.
Get expert support for common concerns like birth control, bacterial vaginosis, and yeast infection.
- Licensed clinician (when appropriate)
- Secure virtual visit
- Private & discreet
Not for emergencies. If you have severe pain, heavy bleeding, or urgent symptoms, call 911 or go to the nearest ER.
Care is provided through a secure virtual visit with a licensed clinician when appropriate. If symptoms suggest you need lab testing, imaging, or urgent evaluation, you’ll be guided to the right next step.
- Privacy-first experience
- Clear next steps based on your symptoms
WE ACCEPT
Care That Fits Your Life
Getting expert gynecologic and menopause care shouldn’t be complicated. We proudly serve women throughout Brooklyn with convenient appointments and accept many major insurance plans to help make treatment more accessible.
































Conditions We Treat
Choose what you’re dealing with and get the right care without waiting rooms.
Bacterial vaginosis (BV)
Fishy odor discharge, irritation, and BV treatment options.
Yeast infection
Vaginal itching, discharge concerns, and symptom evaluation.
Cycle questions
Missed period, late period, period delay, flow color changes.
Vaginal discharge concerns
Changes in color/odor and what to do next.
Vaginal dryness/burning
Identify what's normal vs. what may need testing.
Birth control questions
Options, IUD/birth control questions, and guidance.
Support Through
Every Stage of Life
Wherever you are in your health journey, we’re here with compassionate, expert care designed to support your health and well-being through every stage of life.
Service Loop Here
Popular treatments & visit reasons
If appropriate after a clinical evaluation, your visit may include guidance and next steps related to:
UTI antibiotics options and symptom relief steps (based on symptoms and history).
Bacterial vaginosis treatment pathways.
Birth control care (including IUD / birth control questions).
Timing-based needs, like period-delay pill questions.
Treatment and prescriptions depend on your symptoms, medical history, and clinician judgment.
Birth Control Options
When clinically appropriate, we can discuss these contraceptive options during your virtual visit.
IUDs - Insertions
- Mirena - Hormonal IUD, up to 8 years
- Skyla - Hormonal IUD, up to 3 years
Consultation available via telehealth. Physical insertion requires in-person visit.
Injections
- Depo-Provera - Injectable every 3 months
Consultation available via telehealth. Administration requires in-person visit.
Implant
- Nexplanon - Arm implant, up to 3 years
Consultation available via telehealth. Physical insertion requires in-person visit.
Pills
- Regular birth control prescription pills
Full consultation and prescription available via telehealth when appropriate.
Note: Birth control recommendations are based on your medical history, symptoms, and clinical assessment. Some methods require in-person procedures, but we can guide you through all your options during a virtual visit.
How it works
1
Quick intake
Start a quick, mobile-friendly intake.
2
Share symptoms
Share symptoms and history so the visit stays focused and efficient.
3
Meet provider
Meet with a licensed provider via women’s telehealth and get a clear plan.
4
Follow plan
Follow the recommended next steps and ask questions during your visit.
FAQs
What is women's telehealth?
Women’s telehealth is online medical care for common women’s health concerns delivered through a secure virtual visit. It’s designed to help patients get guidance, evaluation, and a next-step plan without an in-person clinic visit when appropriate.
What women's health concerns can be treated through telehealth?
Common visit reasons include UTI burning, burning when peeing, bacterial vaginosis, yeast infection, vaginal itching, vaginal discharge, and vaginal dryness. Some concerns—like heavy bleeding, significant pelvic pain, or more complex cases—may require in-person testing or urgent evaluation depending on symptoms.
Can I get help for BV or a yeast infection online?
Telehealth visits often address symptoms such as fishy odor discharge (commonly associated with BV) or vaginal itching and discharge (often associated with yeast infections). After reviewing your symptoms and history, a clinician can recommend appropriate next steps.
Can telehealth help with UTI symptoms and antibiotics?
A virtual visit can help evaluate UTI burning, burning when peeing, and other urinary symptoms and determine next steps based on your history. If appropriate, the plan may include discussion of UTI antibiotics and symptom relief guidance.
Can telehealth help with period changes and vaginal dryness?
Women’s telehealth commonly supports concerns like late period, missed period, period delay, and questions about changes in flow color. It can also help with symptoms such as vaginal dryness or vaginal burning by identifying what’s normal vs. what needs testing.
Is my visit private?
Yes. All virtual visits are conducted through a secure, HIPAA-compliant platform. Your health information is kept confidential and only shared with your care team as needed.
What happens if I need lab testing?
If your clinician determines that lab work, imaging, or in-person evaluation is needed, they will provide clear guidance on the next steps and may refer you to appropriate facilities or specialists.
When should I seek urgent care?
Seek immediate care for severe pain, heavy bleeding, signs of infection with fever, pregnancy complications, or any symptoms that feel life-threatening. Telehealth is not a replacement for emergency care.