Women's Health in Fort Collins
Reviewed by Cindy Dean, APRN, CNM ·
Hot flashes, poor sleep, mood changes, brain fog, or a cycle that isn't what it used to be? These changes can start in your 30s, sometimes years before your last period. At Peak Medical Wellness, menopause and perimenopause care starts with an in-person visit and labs here in Fort Collins, with a licensed provider who listens and follows your care from start to finish.
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Perimenopause is the time before menopause. It can last several years. Many women notice changes like irregular cycles, trouble sleeping, night sweats, mood shifts, low libido, or trouble focusing.
You don't have to wait for your periods to stop to talk with a provider. If something feels different, that's a good reason to come in.
Weight changes are common in these years too; see how we look at hormones and weight together.
Our guide Perimenopause in Your 40s: When to See Someone covers the signs, why a blood test can't confirm it, and when a visit makes sense.
Women's hormone care at Peak Medical Wellness is led by Cindy Dean, APRN, CNM. Her career spans more than three decades of women's health. Nurse-midwives care for women through every stage of life, including menopause.
Your care starts with labs at your first visit. Your provider uses the results to build your plan. We check:
Your provider reviews your results with you and may order additional labs based on your symptoms and history.
Your provider explains the benefits, risks and alternatives of each option, and the plan is adjusted at follow-up visits.
In November 2025, the FDA began removing the boxed warnings about heart disease, breast cancer and dementia from FDA-approved menopausal hormone therapy products. New labels also address starting therapy before age 60 or within 10 years of menopause. These label changes apply to FDA-approved products. Your provider can walk you through what the update means for you.
For what changed, what didn't, and what the update doesn't cover, read what the 2025 FDA label change means.
In-person consultation. Meet with a licensed provider to review your health history, symptoms, and goals.
Baseline labs. Drawn at your first visit, so your plan is built on your results.
A plan built for you. Your provider recommends treatment based on your labs and goals and adjusts it as you go, with no one-size-fits-all schedule.
Ongoing follow-up. Regular check-ins and provider visits, and follow-up labs when needed.
We're open Wednesdays until 7 PM and on Saturday mornings, so you can come in around work. All visits are in person at 2629 Redwing Rd, Suite 298, Fort Collins, CO 80526. We accept HSA and FSA cards.
No. Many women come in during perimenopause, often in their 40s, when cycles and symptoms start to change. Your provider looks at your symptoms, history and labs to decide what makes sense.
You'll meet with a licensed provider in person to go over your health history, symptoms and goals, and labs are drawn at that visit. Your provider reviews the results with you and builds a plan around them.
Many women have had trouble filling estrogen patch prescriptions this year. If your therapy has been interrupted, a provider at Peak Medical Wellness can review your current treatment in person and talk through other forms of hormone therapy and what might fit your situation. Bring your current prescription and any recent labs. Nothing changes without a provider visit. Read our guide: what to do if you're having trouble filling your estrogen patch.
Women's hormone care at Peak Medical Wellness is led by Cindy Dean, APRN, CNM, a certified nurse-midwife with more than 30 years in women's health.
Yes. Peak Medical Wellness accepts HSA and FSA cards. What qualifies depends on your plan and IRS rules, so check with your plan administrator. We can provide itemized receipts.
No. It depends on your health history, symptoms, age and preferences. Your provider explains the benefits, risks and alternatives so you can decide together.
Book a consultation in Fort Collins. Your first visit includes labs and time to talk through your symptoms and goals.
In-person evaluation required: All prescription therapies at Peak Medical Wellness require an in-person medical evaluation with a licensed provider prior to prescribing. Treatment eligibility is determined individually based on each patient's health history, current medications, and clinical assessment. We do not prescribe medications online without a prior in-person evaluation.
Results disclaimer: Individual results vary. Outcomes depend on each patient's unique health profile, treatment adherence, and other individual factors. Peak Medical Wellness does not guarantee specific results.