Primary Care for Women

Affordable telehealth primary care for women with or without PCOS. Explore Direct Primary Care, urgent care, labs, chronic care and virtual appointments.

Please Note: Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) has officially been renamed Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS). During this transition period, you may see both terms used throughout our website and educational materials. To learn more about the name change, click here.
Convenient, Personalized Healthcare from Home

Finding a primary care provider who listens, understands your concerns, and looks at your health as a whole shouldn’t be difficult.

PCOS Sisters provides telehealth primary care for women, offering convenient access to Nurse Practitioners who can help manage routine healthcare needs, chronic conditions, preventive care, and women’s health concerns.

You do not need to have PCOS/PMOS to become a primary care patient with PCOS Sisters.

For women who do have Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome (PMOS), formerly known as Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), our team’s specialized experience also allows us to consider how hormonal and metabolic health may connect with your overall wellness.

About Our Direct Primary Care Model

PCOS Sisters offers a Direct Primary Care (DPC) approach designed to make healthcare more accessible and straightforward, including options for women who are uninsured or have high-deductible insurance plans.

Affordable Care

Uninsured or have a high-deductible plan? No problem. Primary care visits are $75 per visit, or patients can choose an unlimited-visit subscription for $99/month. Discounted Quest labs are also available, with basic lab panels such as CBC and CMP starting as low as $15.

Virtual Services

Appointments are provided through telehealth, so you can access care from your phone or computer using a camera-capable device. Our team of Nurse Practitioners offer compassionate quality care. Often same week appointments are available.

24 Hour Access

Get 24-hour access to your provider through the patient portal and text line, giving you a convenient way to communicate with your care team beyond your scheduled telehealth appointments. You can get more details below about the Urgent Services we offer.

Lifestyle Support

Subscription services include diet and nutrition coaching, and our custom app. Our team has specialized experience caring for women (with or without PCOS), including weight-management plans and medications when appropriate.

Insurance

Use your insurance for eligible services ordered by your provider, including medications, imaging, and laboratory testing. We accept insurance in certain states. And coverage depends on your particular plan. We will work with you closely to get the care you need.

Comprehensive Primary Care for Women

Our providers can help manage a wide range of healthcare needs, including:

We can also order testing for concerns such as sexually transmitted infections (STIs), sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), and hormone levels when appropriate.

*For women’s health concerns we offer PCOS specialized care along with care for heavy menstrual bleeding, PMS, birth control, pregnancy testing, perimenopause, and endometriosis management.

*Sleep Apnea screening: Home Sleep Study equipment delivered directly to your home

Conditions We Can Help Manage, But May Not Diagnose Through Telehealth

Some pre-existing conditions can be managed through telehealth but may require an established diagnosis or additional in-person evaluation.

These include:

  • Hypertension (high blood pressure) — home blood pressure readings are required
  • Asthma


Your provider will let you know if your symptoms or condition require an in-person examination, additional testing, or care from another healthcare professional.

Telehealth Urgent Care Services

PCOS Sisters can also provide timely virtual care for many common illnesses and symptoms.

Depending on your individual situation, our providers may be able to evaluate and treat concerns such as:

Common Illnesses & Urgent Concerns

  • Migraines
  • Sinus infections
  • Eye styes
  • Tooth pain or suspected tooth infection (we can provide antibiotics and refer to a dentist if needed)


Urological & Gynecological Concerns

  • Vaginitis
  • Vaginal discharge
  • Vaginal burning
  • Yeast infections
  • Urinary tract infections (UTIs)

Skin Conditions

  • Contact dermatitis
  • Hives
  • Itchy rashes
  • Cold sores
  • Skin abscesses and boils
  • Genital herpes


When laboratory testing is needed, our providers can order blood, urine, or other testing through nationwide laboratory partners.

Telehealth is not appropriate for every medical concern. Symptoms requiring a physical examination, emergency evaluation, or immediate in-person treatment should be treated through the appropriate local healthcare or emergency service.

Primary Care Through Telehealth

With virtual primary care, you can meet with your provider from your phone or computer without making another trip to a doctor’s office.

Depending on your medical needs, your provider can order laboratory testing and imaging, prescribe medications when clinically appropriate, monitor ongoing health conditions, and coordinate referrals or specialty care.

Primary care services are available in select states: view service areas.

Wondering If You Could Have PCOS?

You do not need to have PCOS to receive primary care from PCOS Sisters.

However, if you’ve been experiencing symptoms such as irregular periods, acne, unwanted facial or body hair, hair thinning, weight changes, or difficulty becoming pregnant, our primary care team is uniquely positioned to recognize when PCOS/PMOS may deserve a closer look.

Our free PCOS Screening Tool takes about 10 minutes and can help you determine whether you may benefit from further evaluation and testing with a specialist.

The PCOS / PMOS Screening Tool is not a diagnostic test and cannot diagnose PCOS/PMOS. Diagnosis requires evaluation by a qualified healthcare provider.

Primary Care FAQs

Do I need to have PCOS to become a primary care patient?

No. PCOS Sisters provides primary care for women with and without PCOS/PMOS in states where primary care services are available.

No. The Direct Primary Care model provides self-pay options for patients, including those who are uninsured or have high-deductible health plans. If you do have insurance, it may still be used for eligible outside services such as prescriptions, imaging, and laboratory testing.

No. Many primary care and urgent-care concerns can be evaluated and managed virtually, but some conditions require an in-person examination, testing, specialist care, or emergency treatment. Your provider will help determine the appropriate level of care.

PCOS Sisters Telehealth Clinic & Wellness Center accepts self -pay and insured patients. We accept insurance in many states. If we don’t accept your insurance for the visits, you may self-pay and still use your insurance for labs, imaging, and medications. We cannot accept Medicaid or Medicare patients. 

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Primary Care Designed Around You

Whether you have PCOS / PMOS or not, your health deserves comprehensive care.

PCOS Sisters combines the convenience of telehealth with experienced primary care for women, giving you a provider who can help manage everyday healthcare needs, ongoing conditions, and long-term wellness.

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