Kara Stiles runs Frog Medicine on her own in a small office park in northeast Albuquerque and sees patients by appointment only. Menopause care is booked online as either a longer new patient visit or a shorter return visit, and the booking page says she has been through menopause herself. She asks you to bring old labs, imaging and notes from other providers so you can work through them together at the first visit. She is a nurse practitioner who spent a decade in primary care, sexual and reproductive health and hospice work in New Mexico, and she also provides gender affirming hormone care. People starting hormones usually come back in three to six months, and less often after that. She is a veteran herself and keeps a separate visit type for military, veteran and first responder patients.
Takes Blue Cross Blue Shield, Molina +1 · first visit $250
Jane Epstein is a nurse practitioner with more than 35 years in practice who runs Menopause New Mexico, a small Albuquerque clinic for perimenopause and menopause. She is also a certified sexuality counselor, so sexual health gets real attention, including low libido, vaginal dryness and pain with sex. Care starts with an hour-long new patient visit that looks at symptoms, history and risks such as bone and heart health, and treatment can be hormone therapy or non-hormonal options. Visits are in person at the office or by video, and patients message Jane directly through the patient portal for refills and questions. Long-term prescriptions are renewed at a yearly hour-long visit, and Jane will send a short bridging prescription if you run low before it.
Family medicine · MSN, APRN, FNP-C, MSCP, MEP-C, LE
Accepting new patients
Albuquerque, NM · In person & virtual
Self-pay
Rozalyn Snyder is a nurse practitioner who owns this Albuquerque medical spa and runs its hormone therapy service herself. She spent more than 14 years in medical aesthetics, first as an esthetician and then as a nurse, and worked in pharmaceutical sales and training before that. Hormone care starts with a full health assessment, and she then builds a regimen around the results. She prescribes only FDA approved hormones and says plainly that she steers patients away from pellet therapy. The same practice offers medical weight loss, and it sees patients in person or by video.
