On today’s podcast, we have an enlightening discussion about the groundbreaking changes telemedicine has made in the healthcare landscape. We talk to Dr. Cat Brown, Board Certified OB/GYN who specializes in menopause and transforming women’s healthcare by offering personalized patient care.
1. The role of telemedicine in improving womxn’s access to better healthcare
2. Symptoms of menopause and perimenopause
3. Winona: how their telehealth process works, accessible therapies, and menopause care
4. Hard-hitting facts about health insurance companies and their impact on the healthcare system
5. Why medical professionals must practice trauma-informed care
About Dr. Cat Brown
Dr. Cat is a board-certified OB/GYN leading Winona, a company revolutionizing women’s health by offering plant-based HRT treatment, compounding pharmacies, free bi-monthly webinars, and personalized online patient care and support groups to women suffering from menopause-related symptoms.
Dr. Cat served in army bases for 12 years, caring for female soldiers and female dependents of active-duty soldiers until she was honorably discharged. Dr. Cat has spent much of her career educating physicians in women’s health, and she currently serves as the site director and obstetric hospitalist at Chester County Hospital in West Chester, PA.
Unfortunately, there are lots of stigmas connected to menopause, and women aged 45-55 (35-59 for perimenopause) often carry shame connected to their menopause symptoms, which can include weight gain, anxiety, depression, low libido, hot flashes, and mood swings.
To offer support, Dr. Cat helps host biweekly Winona Webinars to answer any questions and concerns about menopause symptoms and treatment options. Additionally, she also helps host a membership-free support group on Facebook called Winona Women, which has 7k members.
Connect with Dr. Cat
Support the show!
Want to learn more about us? Visit our website at www.periodtopause.com or send an email to amanda@periodtopause.com
Follow us on Instagram: @periodtopause
Follow our Facebook Page: Period to Pause
On today’s podcast, we have an enlightening discussion about the groundbreaking changes telemedicine has made in the healthcare landscape. We talk to Dr. Cat Brown, Board Certified OB/GYN who specializes in menopause and transforming women’s healthcare by offering personalized patient care.
1. The role of telemedicine in improving womxn’s access to better healthcare
2. Symptoms of menopause and perimenopause
3. Winona: how their telehealth process works, accessible therapies, and menopause care
4. Hard-hitting facts about health insurance companies and their impact on the healthcare system
5. Why medical professionals must practice trauma-informed care
About Dr. Cat Brown
Dr. Cat is a board-certified OB/GYN leading Winona, a company revolutionizing women’s health by offering plant-based HRT treatment, compounding pharmacies, free bi-monthly webinars, and personalized online patient care and support groups to women suffering from menopause-related symptoms.
Dr. Cat served in army bases for 12 years, caring for female soldiers and female dependents of active-duty soldiers until she was honorably discharged. Dr. Cat has spent much of her career educating physicians in women’s health, and she currently serves as the site director and obstetric hospitalist at Chester County Hospital in West Chester, PA.
Unfortunately, there are lots of stigmas connected to menopause, and women aged 45-55 (35-59 for perimenopause) often carry shame connected to their menopause symptoms, which can include weight gain, anxiety, depression, low libido, hot flashes, and mood swings.
To offer support, Dr. Cat helps host biweekly Winona Webinars to answer any questions and concerns about menopause symptoms and treatment options. Additionally, she also helps host a membership-free support group on Facebook called Winona Women, which has 7k members.
Connect with Dr. Cat
Support the show!
Want to learn more about us? Visit our website at www.periodtopause.com or send an email to amanda@periodtopause.com
Follow us on Instagram: @periodtopause
Follow our Facebook Page: Period to Pause