Women’s Health & Wellness Care

If you’re dealing with a mix of symptoms, like fatigue, weight changes, poor sleep, mood shifts, brain fog or thyroid concerns, start with the Atlas Intake Assessment (Atlas 70™). It’s our most complete starting point and the first step for every hormone, thyroid and medical weight loss plan.

For a single, targeted service such as Emsella®, IV therapy, Emsculpt Neo® or aesthetics, you can book that service directly. Not ready for labs yet? Start with a free InBody scan and consultation.

• A lab panel of 70+ biomarkers: blood health, metabolism, heart and insulin risk, inflammation, a full thyroid panel with antibodies, reproductive hormones, stress response and nutrients.
• A full InBody body composition scan: muscle, body fat, visceral fat, hydration and metabolic rate.
• A deep-dive consultation that connects your results to your symptoms, history and goals.

You leave with a personalized 6–12 month roadmap, with clear phases and a follow-up plan.

Yes. The Atlas 70™ lab draw is a fasting draw. Your InBody scan happens at the same first visit.

Primary care works within insurance limits and short visits, so testing usually stops at basic panels (often a CBC, CMP, lipids and sometimes a TSH). That rarely explains fatigue, brain fog, weight resistance or thyroid symptoms. Symptoms are rarely caused by a single number, so we look at the whole picture.

Yes. Atlas works alongside your PCP, not in place of them. We focus on hormones, thyroid, weight and metabolic health; your PCP continues to handle acute illness and routine preventive screenings.

Yes. Many consultations and follow-ups can be done virtually or by phone when appropriate. Procedures and physical exams happen in our Mount Vernon office.

We commonly support women with perimenopause and menopause symptoms: hot flashes and night sweats, sleep disruption, mood changes, brain fog, low energy, stubborn weight gain, libido changes, cycle changes, thyroid concerns, and metabolic concerns like insulin resistance or PCOS patterns.

Common signs include irregular cycles, sleep changes, mood shifts, hot flashes and brain fog, often starting in your 40s. No single lab result confirms it, so we look at your symptoms, history and a comprehensive panel together.

Because many other issues look like perimenopause: thyroid problems, low iron, vitamin deficiencies, blood sugar problems and inflammation. Labs help us find what’s actually driving your symptoms, so we don’t treat the wrong problem.

We start by listening closely to your symptoms and goals, then use labs to understand your hormone, thyroid and metabolic patterns. From there we build a structured, step-by-step plan that fits your body and your life, including lifestyle strategy and medical options when clinically appropriate, and we adjust it as you respond. More on perimenopause & menopause care

HRT is the broad term for hormone replacement therapy. BHRT, bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, uses hormones that are structurally similar to the ones your body makes. For women, that can include estrogen, progesterone and testosterone when clinically appropriate. More on BHRT

Candidacy depends on your symptoms, medical history and clinical evaluation. Every hormone plan at Atlas starts with the Atlas 70™: labs confirm what’s actually happening, rule out other drivers of your symptoms, and show whether hormone therapy is appropriate for you.

No. Hormone therapy can help eligible patients, but it’s not required. Many women improve with a personalized plan that may include sleep and stress support, nutrition strategy, supplements, thyroid optimization when needed, and other targeted care. We’ll review your options and help you choose what fits.

Not at all. Many women start exploring options during perimenopause, when symptoms often begin. The right path depends on your symptoms, your stage and your medical eligibility.

Hormone therapy isn’t right for everyone. We review your risk factors, medical history and clinical eligibility before recommending anything, and we monitor you throughout treatment.

It varies. Some women notice changes fairly quickly; others need more time and adjustments. We set realistic expectations and clear milestones from the start, then follow a structured follow-up schedule based on your plan and how you’re responding.

Yes. Thyroid function influences metabolism, energy, mood, temperature regulation and more. Common symptoms include fatigue, brain fog, weight resistance, feeling cold, constipation, hair thinning, dry skin, puffiness, mood changes and disrupted sleep. More on thyroid care

A normal TSH doesn’t always explain persistent symptoms. Your Atlas 70™ includes a more complete thyroid picture than basic screening, including thyroid antibodies, alongside hormones, metabolic markers, inflammation and nutrients.

Hashimoto’s thyroiditis is an autoimmune condition in which the immune system can attack thyroid tissue, which may affect thyroid function over time. When it’s clinically indicated, we evaluate autoimmune thyroid markers, not just thyroid hormone levels.

Yes. We review your current regimen, symptoms and labs to see whether adjustments or additional support may be appropriate. Any medication change is based on clinical evaluation and safety.

Midlife weight changes can be driven by hormone shifts, thyroid function, insulin resistance, sleep disruption, stress and loss of muscle mass. We identify the real drivers in your case and build a sustainable plan that supports fat loss while protecting muscle and energy. More on medical weight loss

No. GLP-1 medications can be a helpful tool for eligible patients, but they’re not required. Many patients succeed with a structured medical plan that includes nutrition and coaching.

With InBody body composition scans, measurements, symptom improvement, energy and sleep, muscle retention and lab trends, not the scale alone.

Yes. We offer Emsella®, a non-invasive pelvic floor treatment that uses focused electromagnetic energy to stimulate pelvic floor muscle contractions. Women often come in for urinary leaks (especially with coughing, sneezing, laughing or exercise), urgency and frequency, postpartum changes, midlife pelvic changes or general pelvic floor weakness. More on Emsella®

You stay fully clothed and sit on the chair for about 30 minutes. Most women describe strong pulsing pelvic floor contractions, similar to intense Kegels. It isn’t typically painful, and the intensity is adjusted to your comfort. There’s no downtime, so you can go straight back to your day. Emsella® may not be right for people with certain implanted medical devices or medical conditions; we’ll check at your free consultation.

Yes. IV therapy can complement hormone or weight loss care. We screen for eligibility before every infusion and will tell you if you’re not a good candidate. See IV therapy options

Atlas does not bill medical insurance for office visits or in-house lab draws. Visits and in-house labs are self-pay, with upfront pricing. We can send prescriptions to your preferred in-network pharmacy for processing through your prescription coverage, and we can provide a superbill for medical visits that you may submit to your insurer for possible out-of-network reimbursement. Once you’re established with us, you may also choose to have future labs drawn at an outside lab using your insurance.

Yes. You can pay with an HSA or FSA card for eligible expenses.

Yes. We partner with Cherry so you can spread the cost of your care over time. Terms vary and are subject to approval. See payment plan options

Book online anytime, or call (740) 263-6410. New patients complete intake forms before the first visit. We’re at 135 S. Main Street, Mount Vernon, Ohio 43050, serving Knox County and the surrounding Central Ohio communities. Contact & directions