Ovulation Support Care Plan Final Consult

You will meet with a licensed healthcare provider. Your healthcare provider will be licensed in your state of residence.

If you are trying to conceive and concerned about irregular menstrual cycles or lack of regular ovulation, this Ovulation Support Care Plan may be beneficial in helping understand your unique situation and next best steps.

We offer our virtual consultations around your schedule, and they may last up to 30 minutes.

With our Ovulation Support Care Plan, you can receive ovulation induction treatment from the comfort of your own home. Online ovulation treatment with licensed healthcare providers includes convenient online scheduling to fit your busy schedule. Telehealth for ovulation allows you to fit appointments into your day, whenever works best for you.

The Natalist Ovulation Support Care Plan includes convenient online scheduling, Natalist Pregnancy Tests (2 ct.) and Ovulation Tests (10 ct.), a virtual consultation with a licensed healthcare provider, and a specialized care plan, which may include lifestyle changes, ovulation tracking, prescriptions, test recommendations, or next steps tailored to your needs. If prescribed medication, clinician supported virtual consults continue monthly for up to six months for an additional $99/month. The cost of any medication or test (other than the Pregnancy Tests and Ovulation Tests noted above) is not included in the Ovulation Support Care Plan price and will be an additional out-of-pocket cost.

At this time, the Natalist Ovulation Support Care Plan is not covered by insurance nor is it reimbursable by insurance.

Yes! This product is eligible for FSA and HSA reimbursement. You can either use your HSA debit card at checkout, or use the itemized receipt (which will be in your inbox after you make a purchase).

If you qualify for a prescription, the price can vary based on the type of prescription. The average cash price for drugs like clomiphene citrate is $15-35/month. Contact your pharmacy to find out how much it charges.

PCOS symptoms can vary greatly from person to person, ranging from irregular periods to acne, obesity, or excess body hair. If you are experiencing the common PCOS symptom of irregular periods, you may benefit from speaking with a licensed healthcare provider during our Ovulation Support Care Plan. 

While care plans will be tailored to each individual and their goals, they may include prescription of ovulation induction medications (drugs like clomiphene citrate or letrozole). Some may not include prescription recommendations.

While success rate can depend on multiple factors, approximately 80% of women who take clomiphene will ovulate, and 30-40% of women who take clomiphene will become pregnant (this assumes three cycles of medication). 

Care plans will be tailored to each individual and their goals, and some may not include prescription recommendations.

While success rate can depend on multiple factors, approximately 80% of women who take clomiphene will ovulate, and 30-40% of women who take clomiphene will become pregnant (this assumes three cycles of medication). Our licensed healthcare providers will offer guidance on your health and fertility journey, including if and what type of prescription may be best for you. If your healthcare provider identifies potential fertility issues, they may refer you to a fertility specialist for further care.

At this time, our Ovulation Support Care Plan is intended for people assigned female at birth who are trying to conceive. However, if you are not trying to conceive and struggle with irregular menstrual cycles, we recommend speaking with a healthcare provider about your concerns and options (such as birth control pills).