Maggie Powers-Huber

Luna Hormone Health is a small menopause practice in Worcester and West Newton founded by Maggie Powers, who went through a rough perimenopause herself and felt brushed off. Before this she was a nurse practitioner in thoracic surgery and pulmonary care at UMass Memorial, and HRT after cancer treatment is one of her special interests. New patients start with a free discovery call and then pick a fixed program, either a four month one-on-one package that includes labs and a bone density scan or a cheaper three month program that mixes group Zoom sessions with private visits. After that you can stay on a monthly plan, with options that add thyroid care or medical weight loss, or take your plan back to your own PCP or gynecologist. Most patients get FDA-approved bioidentical hormones from a regular pharmacy, with compounding kept for people who can't use those, and the practice won't do pellets because the dose can't be adjusted. Visits happen in person, by video anywhere in Massachusetts, or at home for people with mobility problems, and there is a reduced-cost community care program for those who need it.

Care is by membership, and visits aren’t billed to insurance.

NP, MSCP