How Much Does Midi Health Cost? Visits, Insurance and Extras
The short answer
As listed on Midi Health’s pricing page, a self-pay first visit costs $250 (30 minutes) and a returning visit $150 (15 minutes). With in-network insurance you usually pay your plan’s specialist copay and any deductible or coinsurance instead. Prescriptions, labs and imaging are billed separately in both cases.
How Midi Health charges
Midi Health is a video-visit menopause clinic that bills like a specialist office. You pay per visit, either through insurance or at a listed self-pay price, and any prescription is sent to a pharmacy and paid for there. There is no flat monthly plan that bundles visits and medication on Midi’s pricing page.
By the numbers
Midi Health’s listed prices
What you pay with insurance
Midi says it is in-network with most PPO plans and with most major insurance providers nationwide. If it is in-network for you, your plan decides what you owe, which Midi says is typically a specialist copay for each visit plus any deductible or coinsurance you haven’t met. You then receive a bill for whatever your plan doesn’t reimburse.
A few rules on the pricing page are worth knowing before you book:
- Medicare: out of network. Medicare beneficiaries can pay as self-pay patients, but they cannot submit claims for Midi visits, medications or related services.
- Medicaid and Medi-Cal: not accepted, including as self-pay.
- HSA and FSA: accepted for Midi visits and services.
- Extra services: Midi notes that additional services, such as a mental health assessment, may add costs.
What is billed separately
Midi states that prescriptions, labs and imaging are billed separately from the visit, and supplements too. That means your real cost has several parts:
| Cost | With in-network insurance | Self-pay |
|---|---|---|
| First visit (30 min) | Your copay, deductible or coinsurance | $250 |
| Returning visit (15 min) | Your copay, deductible or coinsurance | $150 |
| Medication | Your pharmacy copay | Pharmacy cash price |
| Labs or imaging, if ordered | Per your plan | Billed by the lab |
Medication prices vary widely by drug, form and pharmacy. FDA-approved generic estradiol and progesterone are often among the less expensive options, while brand-name patches, gels and newer non-hormone drugs usually cost more. Ask your pharmacy for the price with and without insurance before you fill.
How to estimate a year at Midi
A simple way to budget is to count visits, then add medication and labs. For a self-pay patient, a first visit plus three returning visits in a year would be $700 in visit fees at the listed prices, before medication or labs. With insurance, multiply your specialist copay by the number of visits and check how much deductible remains. How many visits you need is up to you and your clinician.
Is Midi worth the cost?
That depends mostly on your insurance. If Midi is in-network and your specialist copay is low, it can be an affordable way to see a menopause-focused clinician by video and fill FDA-approved prescriptions with your pharmacy benefit. If you are self-pay, on Medicare, or prefer a single predictable monthly price, a cash-pay service may cost less over a year. Our Midi Health alternatives guide compares the main options, and our Midi Health reviews summary covers what patients say about billing.
Amie HRT+ takes the flat-price approach: a compounded estradiol and progesterone cream prescribed after an online review by a licensed clinician, with medication shipped to you. It is not covered by insurance, and like all compounded hormones it is not FDA-approved; the FDA explains that compounded drugs aren’t reviewed for safety, effectiveness or quality before use. A clinician decides whether it is appropriate for you.
Questions to ask before your first Midi visit
- Is Midi in-network with my exact plan in my state?
- What is my specialist copay, and how much of my deductible is left?
- Which pharmacy will fill my prescription, and is the drug on my plan’s formulary?
- Will I need labs, and which lab will bill me?
- How often will I need returning visits for refills or dose changes?
Common questions
How much is a Midi Health visit without insurance?
Midi lists a self-pay price of $250 for a 30-minute first visit and $150 for a 15-minute returning visit. Medication, labs and imaging are extra.
Does Midi Health take Medicare?
Midi says Medicare is out of network. Medicare beneficiaries can be seen as self-pay patients but cannot submit claims for Midi visits, medications or related services. Midi does not accept Medicaid or Medi-Cal.
Can I use an HSA or FSA for Midi Health?
Yes. Midi’s pricing page says HSA and FSA cards can be used for Midi visits and services.
Is medication included in Midi’s price?
No. Prescriptions are filled at a pharmacy and billed separately from the visit, so your cost depends on the drug and your insurance.
Is there a membership fee at Midi Health?
Midi’s pricing page lists per-visit prices and does not describe a membership fee.
Sources
Amie prescribes in all 50 states. Find online hrt in your state.