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Gaya Wellness

Women's concierge · GLP-1 + HRT · Pharmacy: Not disclosed
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Here's how Gaya Wellness 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.

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Gaya is OB/GYN-led, and on this Standard that single fact carries more weight than anything else. Insulin and androgens are part of the plan explicitly, and deep hormone, perimenopause and gynecologic care means your endo and cycle context is genuinely understood rather than politely noted.

It is also the joint most expensive option here, with no publicly disclosed pharmacy. Both condition-fit rows rate at the top; the care basics are where the questions sit.

PMOS (PCOS) & insulin-resistance literacy

OB/GYN-led with explicit PMOS (PCOS) care — insulin and androgens are part of the plan.

Whole-woman hormonal context (incl. endometriosis)

Deep hormone, perimenopause, and gynecologic care means your endo and cycle context is genuinely understood.

Individualized, compounded dosing

Physician-managed semaglutide and tirzepatide with monthly check-ins and individualized titration.

Reachable clinical support

Reachable by phone, email, and direct message, though response times aren't specified.

Maintenance & off-ramp plan

Concierge program with monthly check-ins, though the formal off-ramp isn't detailed.

Honest, transparent billing

Tiers are posted — $149/mo for access only, $349/mo with medication included — and HSA/FSA is accepted, but cancellation terms aren't published.

Community & accountability

Blogs and longevity content, but no structured ongoing coaching or community.

Two tiers, posted

Pricing is published in tiers — $149 a month for access only, $349 with medication included — and HSA/FSA is accepted, which is more transparency than several providers here offer. Care is physician-managed semaglutide and tirzepatide with monthly check-ins and individualised titration, and you can reach the team by phone, email or direct message.

What you would have to ask about

Response times are not specified, cancellation terms are not published, and the formal off-ramp is not detailed despite the concierge programme including monthly check-ins. The pharmacy is not disclosed either, which determines whether doses can be prepared in custom increments. None of this is concealed; it is simply absent from the published material, and at this price it is reasonable to expect answers before enrolling.

Worth a look if

  • You want a clinician whose training already covers cycles and endo.
  • You are done explaining your condition before every conversation.
  • You can absorb the price and want depth over volume.

Probably not, if

  • Price is a real constraint.
  • You want the pharmacy and compounding arrangement confirmed first.
  • You want structured coaching or a peer community.

Worth asking first

Send these to Gaya Wellness and keep the answers.

  1. Which pharmacy do you use, and is it 503A?
  2. What is a realistic response time by phone or message?
  3. What are the cancellation terms on each tier?
  4. What does the concierge off-ramp look like in practice?

The short version

Gaya rates at the top of this Standard because the clinical model matches what it asks for by design rather than by adjacency. The unpublished operational details are the loose thread — worth pulling before you commit at this price.

This reflects what Gaya Wellness 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 Gaya Wellness, and nothing here is medical advice. GLP-1 medications are not a treatment for endometriosis.


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