Women's Wellness and Healthy Aging

Supporting Your Health Before, During and Beyond Menopause

The Johns Hopkins Women's Wellness and Healthy Aging Program delivers care that insures women's health needs are addressed before, during and beyond menopause. The program focuses on personalized treatment of the whole woman with an understanding of medical conditions and healthy aging practices in her post reproductive years.

The Women’s Wellness Program prioritizes women’s health and wellness through menopause and into her post-reproductive years. The program delivers:

Efficient and effective patient-centered care


Educated trainees and health care providers


Interdisciplinary research opportunities


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Patient Support & Services

The Women's Wellness & Healthy Aging Program provides expert assistance with the psychological, social, emotional and practical needs of women as they age, including self-care, prevention and healthy aging. Our experts can provide strategies to reduce the risk of recurrence and help mitigate conditions in the future.

Recognizing the pervasive impact of decreased ovarian hormones on a woman’s body over time, our dedicated specialists from departments across Johns Hopkins Medicine work to treat and advocate for women’s post reproductive health.

 

 

Partnering with their patients, a multidisciplinary team of specialists including women’s cardiologist, bone mineral specialists, sexual health, gastroenterology and psychiatry, provide diagnosis, prompt treatment of emerging illness and the opportunity for a lasting impact on overall wellness.

The Program’s patient navigator works with providers to evaluate the needs of each patient and facilitate consultations with the appropriate specialists in a timely, coordinated fashion.

For more information, please email [email protected].

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For Physicians

Johns Hopkins Medicine experts have developed a free guide on menopause medicine for healthcare providers. Available as a convenient app, this guide supports providers of all disciplines.