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If you have any questions that have not been answered here on the site, please do not hesitate to reach out and ask.
Information is power.
If you have any questions that have not been answered here on the site, please do not hesitate to reach out and ask.
"I hope to answer some of your practice-specific questions on this page. If I haven't addressed your question here, please contact me." -Susan
Lifecycle Women's Health practice aims to create an inclusive and welcoming place for everybody and every body who has needs related to the menopause transition, menstrual cycle difficulties, and sexual health concerns.
Lifecycle Women's Health accepts insurance. Currently, I am enrolled with Maine Care, Aetna, Medicare, Anthem Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Harvard Pilgrim, United, Community Health Options, and Cigna. If people have policies with large, known deductibles, payment will be collected at the time of the visit.
Self-Pay is accepted as well.
All clients who use commercial insurance will be required to keep a credit card on file to pay deductibles and copays that are not covered by insurance.
Initial Visit & Annual Exams...1 Hour
Re-Evaluations...30-45 Minutes
There are times when you will need more time than that and other times you will need or want less, and we can schedule that accordingly.
Yes, the office is on the first floor and is wheelchair accessible.
Yes, there is plenty of free parking.
I was trained as a women’s health nurse practitioner and a certified nurse-midwife. Taking care of people who identify as female, as well as people who were assigned female at birth is within my scope of practice.
I am a certified nurse-midwife with a focus on the health care of people who identify as female as well as those who were assigned female at birth during midlife and beyond for issues related to the menopause transition, menstrual cycle difficulties, and sexual health concerns. I am not considered a Primary Care Provider and do not offer urgent or emergent services.
I do not take care of people during pregnancy, but truly support the midwifery model of care for people during all phases of life, and have great referrals for the childbearing year if you need it!
Absolutely! You are more than welcome to bring a support person with you. Also, I do not provide chaperones so some people may be more comfortable with a support person.
For a full list of services and their descriptions, please visit our Services page.