It's not too late to feel like yourself.

Menopause is the point where your ovaries step back from producing estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone. That shift is permanent, and it matters: how you handle this stage shapes your mood, bones, heart, and brain for decades. It's also a window of opportunity, and there's a lot you can do about it.

One destination. More than one way to arrive.

Menopause isn't only “no period for 12 months.” How you get there changes what it feels like and how we treat it.

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If this sounds familiar, you're in the right place.

Menopause symptoms aren't in your head. They're in your hormones. Every one of these has a biological cause, and most have highly effective treatments.

Hot flashes and night sweats

A sudden wave of heat, day or night. The most common symptom of menopause, and one of the most treatable.

Vaginal dryness and itch

Dryness, irritation, or pain with intimacy. Very common, very treatable, and safe to treat at any age.

Low libido

Desire is hormonal too. Estrogen and testosterone both play a role, and there are real options.

Abdominal weight gain

Lower hormones change how your body stores fat, even when nothing else has changed. Hormonal, not a personal failure.

Sleep disruption

Trouble falling asleep, staying asleep, or waking unrefreshed. Lower estrogen directly affects sleep quality.

Worsening mood

More flat, anxious, or irritable than you used to be? Hormones influence mood. It's not in your head.

Also common:

brain fog, joint aches, hair and skin changes, bladder changes. We treat those too.

A plan built for you, not a one-size prescription.

Complete your assessment, meet your provider, and get a personalized plan guided by clinical practice guidelines.

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Your provider, a message away.

Menopause care isn't one appointment. Between visits, message your provider as often as you need, at no extra cost, and track how you're responding so your plan adjusts sooner.

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Menopause has an end date. Your health plan shouldn't

Menopause is reached 12 months after your final period. Post-menopause begins then, with ongoing attention to bone, heart and cognitive health.

Symptoms can outlast the transition

Hot flashes fade for most women, but some symptoms, like vaginal dryness and bladder changes, tend to persist or appear later. They stay treatable at every age.

Prevention is part of the plan

Your Blair plan looks past symptom relief to what protects you long-term: bone density, cardiovascular health, strength, and sleep.

Over 60? You still have options

  • MHT works best started under 60 or within 10 years of your final period. Starting it later is a case-by-case decision made with your provider based on your health history.
  • Already on MHT? Continuing past 60 can be appropriate with regular review.

Vaginal estrogen and non-hormonal treatments are safe and effective at any age.

What symptoms do you experience?

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Perimenopause, menopause, or post-menopause? Find out.

Take the free assessment and we will tell you your stage right away. No bloodwork needed.

Prefer to talk it through first? Book a free call with one of our nurse practitioners to see if Blair is right for you.

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“I have never felt better. I feel so much more like me again. They actually cared about how I was feeling.”

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Simple, transparent pricing

Transparent pricing, with complete care across every area you are interested in: perimenopause, menopause, urology and pelvic health, and clinical nutrition. The only thing that changes between plans is how long you commit.

6-month plan

$69.99

/mo. Billed $414 for 6 months.

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  • 2 provider appointments included, for menopause, urology, or nutrition careExtra appointments any time at $100 each.
  • Full treatment planPersonalized diagnosis, prescriptions when appropriate, and care adjusted as your symptoms change.
  • Full app accessUnlimited tracking, educational resources, and messaging with your provider.
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12-month plan

$49.99

/mo. Billed $149.97 every 3 months.

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  • 4 provider appointments included, for menopause, urology, or nutrition careExtra appointments any time at $100 each.
  • Full treatment planPersonalized diagnosis, prescriptions when appropriate, and care adjusted as your symptoms change.
  • Full app accessUnlimited tracking, educational resources, and messaging with your provider.

Pay As You Go

$25

/month platform access. Cancel anytime.

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  • Unlocks the full appAppointment booking, symptom tracking, educational resources, and unlimited messaging with your care team.
  • Pay per appointmentVideo visits with an NP or MD, in any vertical.$200 for your first appointment, $100 for each follow-up.
  • Full treatment planPersonalized diagnosis and prescriptions when appropriate, included with your first appointment.

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Care designed by one of Canada's leading menopause specialists.

Dr. Lindsay Shirreff, MD, FRCSC

Blair's menopause care vertical was built by Dr. Lindsay Shirreff, MD, FRCSC, one of Canada's few fellowship-trained menopause subspecialists, with appointments at Mount Sinai Hospital and the University of Toronto and over 40 peer-reviewed publications.

Every Blair care plan follows the clinical protocols she designed.

Your care is delivered by licensed nurse practitioners and physicians. Whoever you see, the care is the same: every plan is expert-built on the same specialist-designed protocols, with specialist oversight at every step.

Your questions, answered.

Usually not. Diagnosis is based on your age, symptoms, and when your period stopped. Blood work can help in specific situations: if another condition might explain your symptoms, after a hysterectomy, if treatment isn't working as expected, or when monitoring certain therapies.

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