For pelvic floor physical therapists

The missing piece for progress

When a patient is doing the work and progress stalls, estrogen-deficient vaginal tissue can be the reason. Dr. Fincher reviews an online intake, usually within a couple of days.

Patients can also start on their own.

Patients can also start on their own.

Signs a patient may benefit

Dryness, burning, or irritation

Pain with sex or with exams

Recurrent UTIs

Perimenopause, menopause, or breastfeeding

Progress stalled despite good adherence

How the referral works

01.

Give the patient your referral link or card.

02.

They complete a short online intake, and Danielle Fincher, MD, MPH, FAAFP, reviews it, usually within a couple of days.

03.

If appropriate, a 12-month vaginal estrogen prescription goes to their pharmacy.

04.

With the patient’s consent, you receive a short note on what was prescribed.

Video is optional

Patients can book a 20-minute call with Dr. Fincher before or after their prescription.

Cost

$125, charged only if Dr. Fincher approves treatment. Medication is often covered by insurance or inexpensive without it.

Questions about referring?