

At Eras, we see you as a whole woman — not a collection of symptoms. Women’s health is unique, and sometimes complex, which is why we look beyond one diagnosis or system to understand your health story.
Supported by the pillars of Lifestyle Medicine — nutrition, physical activity, stress management, sleep, connectedness, and healthy lifestyle choices — we design care plans as unique as you.
Because women’s health shouldn't just be about a prescription or a Pap, it’s a holistic path that helps you feel well in every era of your life.
What to expect
At Eras, whole-woman healthcare means education first, prevention next and a holistic approach to your living and breathing care plan.
Your first visit is all about understanding you. We take time to listen, review your health history, and run any necessary labs or tests to get a complete picture of what’s going on beneath the surface. It’s the start of a partnership built on curiosity, care, and clarity.
When your results are ready, we walk through them together. You’ll understand what’s happening in your body, what’s normal, and what needs attention, so you can make informed decisions about your health.
With your results in hand, we create a care plan tailored to you. This may include nutrition, supplements, medication, or lifestyle changes designed to bring your body back into balance and help you feel your best.
We check in regularly to track progress and make sure your plan is working. If something isn’t improving, we adjust. These touch points help all of us stay accountable and ensure your care evolves with your needs.
Your health is a journey. As you move through different eras, your health and the care you need will change. Our team is here to guide you every step of the way and partner with you as you recreate the healthiest version of yourself.
Your hormones can impact almost everything: energy, mood, digestion, metabolism, weight, and even how your brain works. Our providers are trained in hormone health and can support you through what can sometimes feel like a rollercoaster.

Understand your cycle and how it affects mood, energy, and performance.
Address issues like irregular cycles, PCOS, Endometriosis, thyroid disorders, or PMS early.
Find estrogen, testosterone and progesterone balance during perimenopause to reduce disruptive symptoms.
Monitor thyroid and adrenal health as part of overall hormonal support. Focus on strength and movement.
Optimize hormones even after menopause.
Find appropriate hormonal and non-hormonal support options.
Focus on bone density, heart health, brain health, and mobility.
Hormones naturally shift during midlife, but that doesn’t mean you have to just “deal with it.” From hot flashes and mood changes to sleep and metabolism, our providers help you navigate every stage of menopause with clarity, balance, and confidence.

Learn about perimenopause early so you can recognize signs when they come.
Monitoring and prioritizing hormonal balance now can support an easier transition later.
Address symptoms like hot flashes, sleep disturbances, and mood changes with a personalized plan.
Explore hormone therapy, supplements, and lifestyle shifts that fit your goals that is appropriate for your body.
Keep an eye on cardiovascular, bone, and metabolic health during this era.
Review past perimenopause symptoms and any ongoing effects on mood, metabolism, or sleep.
Continue supporting hormonal health through diet, activity, and possibly low-dose supplementation therapies, as medically appropriate for you.
Weight isn’t just about calories. It’s about hormones, metabolism, stress, and lifestyle working together. We look at the full picture to create sustainable changes that support your body’s natural rhythm and long-term health.

Providing information to allow you to focus on building lifelong habits around nutrition, movement, and stress management.
Understand your relationship with food and exercise—and how to achieve a sustainable balance for your body.
Support overall health by fueling your body appropriately.
Adjust nutrition and exercise routines as hormones shift during perimenopause.
Prioritizing strength training can serve to preserve lean muscle mass and metabolic rate.
Monitor changes in body composition, not just weight.
Support joint health and mobility with functional movement.
Maintain muscle to protect bone density, cognitive health and independence.
Use nutrition to help prevent chronic disease and keep energy levels strong.
Good health starts with staying ahead. We focus on routine screenings, labs, and lifestyle support to help you prevent issues before they start—so you can feel your best today and protect your health for years to come.

Annual wellness visits, Paps, screenings, and reproductive health check-ins.
Early education on cardiovascular and metabolic risk factors.
Annual wellness visits + screen for early signs of osteoporosis, heart disease, and cancers more common in this age group.
Keep track of blood sugar, cholesterol, and blood pressure trends.
Annual wellness + stay current on recommended screenings like bone density tests, colonoscopy, and mammograms.
Monitor immune health and cognitive function.
Aging well is about more than looking young. As your body changes, our goal is to help you feel strong, sharp, and vibrant through every decade. From maintaining muscle and bone health to supporting heart, brain, and hormone balance, we help you age with confidence and vitality.

Invest in long-term health by caring for skin, joints, and mental health now.
Establish preventive habits that support healthy aging.
Address stress, sleep, and recovery to protect your brain and body for the decades ahead.
Maintain cardiovascular and musculoskeletal health as priorities.
Focus on mobility, bone health, and maintaining independence.
Keep the mind sharp through mental stimulation, social engagement, and good nutrition.
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