Here's how Allara Health rates on each part of the Selene Care Standard. The two that matter most — PMOS (PCOS) fit and Endo-aware care — get a single star (full, half, or empty). The five care basics get a simple check. Price is shown but never part of the rating.
Allara is the rare provider whose entire business is the thing you came here about. PMOS, insulin resistance and thyroid are not a specialism bolted onto a weight service — they are the practice. For anyone who has spent years explaining their own condition to clinicians, that changes the first appointment completely.
The limit sits somewhere unexpected. Allara prescribes FDA-approved medication on-label, with no compounded route, so dose flexibility ends where the label and the supply end. Depth of understanding here is high; room to manoeuvre on the medication is not.
A specialty women's metabolic practice built around PMOS (PCOS), insulin resistance, and thyroid — the literacy here is the whole business model.
Hormonal expertise is central and cycles are read closely, but there's no endometriosis program described.
Monthly clinician visits titrate FDA-approved medication on-label; there's no compounded route, so dose flexibility ends where the label and your supply do.
Monthly provider visits plus bi-weekly dietitian visits, though no urgent side-effect response time is posted.
No published maintenance protocol or medically guided off-ramp.
$149/mo cash for Complete Care is posted and insurance is accepted with no membership fee, but medication is billed separately and cancel terms aren't published.
A registered dietitian who specializes in women's health, with continuous lifestyle coaching built into the membership.
Complete Care is posted at $149 a month cash, insurance is accepted, and there is no membership fee — though medication is billed separately, so the monthly figure is not your total. You get monthly clinician visits and bi-weekly dietitian visits, which is more scheduled human contact than anything else on this page at this price. The registered dietitian specialising in women's health is genuinely part of the membership rather than an upsell.
Titration happens within what the label permits and what supply allows. When a compounded 503A route is available, doses can be prepared in custom increments; here they cannot. There is also no published maintenance protocol or medically guided off-ramp, and cancellation terms are not posted. None of that is concealed — it simply is not published, so ask.
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Allara rates strongly on PMOS fit because the practice is genuinely built around it, and the included dietitian is real value. The on-label formulary is the honest constraint: excellent understanding, less flexibility in the medication itself. If your dosing has been straightforward, that trade favours you.
This reflects what Allara Health publishes, and providers revise terms without announcing it, so treat it as a starting point and confirm the details yourself. Selene is editorial and independent — not affiliated with Allara Health, and nothing here is medical advice. GLP-1 medications are not a treatment for endometriosis.