The message was loud and clear.

I heard it from friends, from family members, and even from patients:

"I felt abandoned by my doctor when menopause hit."

The hardest part? I knew I was one of those doctors. Not because I didn’t care. Not because I wasn’t trying.

But because no one taught us.

No one prioritized it.

I didn’t have the training, the tools, or frankly… the TIME, to make it the priority that it needed to be.

It wasn’t until I went through menopause myself that I finally understood what had been missing all along.

I knew I wanted our practice in Exton, PA to be different – a haven for knowledge, confidence, and compassionate care for menopausal women. So I rolled up my sleeves.

Now, I'm building a team that can truly support women with trusted medical insights and expert guidance. We're making some big changes:
 

• Amy, Wendy, and I have passed our exams and are now Menopause Society Certified Practitioners (MSCP)!

• We've hired women's health specialist Wendy Ronco, CRNP to bring over 20 years of experience in gynecologic care and menopause support to our team of clinicians.

• We're training our entire clinical team to better support women through these changes, giving them the language, tools, and look-fors they need to be a woman's trusted partner in every stage.

• And, we're building a real culture of menopause understanding across primary care.

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We're excited to be scheduling appointments with Wendy now for existing patients who see a CMMD clinician as their primary provider. Call today for a telemedicine menopause consultation and get personalized support and guidance!

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For a community support approach, we've also launched our Menopause Masterclass Webinar Series – 12 weeks of medical expertise, guidance, real experience, and camaraderie in this shared journey. Join us for an empowering and practical series that explores key topics from perimenopause to post.

Ladies: You deserve better than what the medical community has offered you so far. We're committed to providing it.

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With love,

Christine