Menopause Care in Utah County
This isn't just menopause. And you're not just getting older.
The most comprehensive, personalized menopause care in Utah County. Real labs. Real time with your provider. A plan built around you — not a template.
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You've spent years taking care of everyone else.
Your body is asking for the same.
Menopause is one of the most significant hormonal transitions of a woman's life. Most women spend years of it being told what they're experiencing is normal, inevitable, or in their head.
It's not. What you're feeling is real. It's hormonal. It's connected. And it's treatable. At Dela, we don't just manage menopause — we address it. Kallie Pothier is a Menopause Society Certified Practitioner (MSCP), one of the few in Utah County. The MSCP is awarded by The Menopause Society and recognizes clinicians with advanced, evidence-based training in menopause care.
Let's find out what's going on
women seeking care for perimenopause symptoms in a national survey were diagnosed with anxiety. Nearly 40% said they felt misdiagnosed.
You shouldn't have to wait years to feel like yourself again. Source: Biote national survey, reported by Contemporary OB/GYN, November 2025You were told it is normal. That does not mean you have to live with it.
Menopause affects far more than your period. Estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone influence your brain, sleep, metabolism, bones, heart, skin, and mood. When they shift, everything can feel off at once. That is why we look at the whole picture instead of treating one symptom at a time.
Hot flashes and night sweats
The most recognized symptom, and one of the most treatable. Night sweats also wreck your sleep, which makes every other symptom harder to handle.
Brain fog, anxiety, and mood swings
Losing words, new anxiety, or a short fuse you do not recognize. These are often hormonal, not a personal failing. Read about brain fog and hormones.
Weight gain and low energy
Weight that settles around your middle and will not move, even when nothing else changed. Hormones and metabolism are connected. Why this happens.
It can start years before your periods stop.
Perimenopause is the transition leading up to menopause. For many women it starts in their 40s, sometimes earlier. Periods may still come, but hormones are swinging, and symptoms can be at their worst during this stage.
Menopause is officially reached after 12 months in a row without a period. In the U.S., the average age is around 51. Symptoms can continue well beyond that point.
You do not need to wait until your periods stop to get care. Treatment can start in perimenopause. Learn about perimenopause care in Utah County, or read perimenopause vs. menopause.
A plan built around your labs and your life.
There is no one-size-fits-all menopause plan. Kallie walks you through your options, what the research says, and what fits your health history and your goals.
Hormone therapy (HRT)
Estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone when appropriate, dosed for you and adjusted as your body responds. Hormone replacement therapy in Utah.
Non-hormonal options
If hormones are not right for you, or you would rather not use them, there are evidence-based alternatives for hot flashes, sleep, and mood. You still get a real plan.
Metabolic and weight support
Nutrition counseling with a registered dietitian, body composition tracking, and medical weight loss including GLP-1 support when it makes sense for you.
The Rebalance Program
Our most complete care, for women who want everything handled in one place: testing, treatment, nutrition, and ongoing follow-up. See the Rebalance Program.
Is hormone therapy safe?
For most healthy women who are under 60, or within 10 years of their last period, current guidance from The Menopause Society says the benefits of hormone therapy outweigh the risks. Much of the fear around HRT comes from older research that has since been re-examined.
That does not mean it is right for everyone. Kallie reviews your personal and family history, your risk factors, and your labs before recommending anything, and she explains the why behind every decision.
What happens when you come to Dela
Your First Visit
A 45-minute visit with Kallie about what you're experiencing and what you want back.
Full Hormone Testing
Estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, cortisol, thyroid, and metabolic markers. We test what actually matters.
Your Personalized Plan
A care plan built around your real labs — hormone therapy, metabolic support, and ongoing monitoring that evolves as you do.
Serving Pleasant Grove, Provo, Orem, Lehi, Springville and all of Utah County
What Utah County women
say about Dela
Annalyse N.
"Kallie was wonderful, kind, knowledgeable, and very attentive. She made sure I was comfortable the entire time and talked me through each step. I would highly recommend this clinic."
Julie P.
"Dela's health professionals are incredibly knowledgeable and offered valuable advice on hormonal changes and provided a comfortable, non-judgmental space to discuss my concerns."
Rylie O.
"I was searching for a doctor to get my hormones tested, and Dela's scheduling process was incredibly smooth and easy — no long waits like other places."
Bonnie S.
"I would highly recommend Dela Women's Health! They offer telehealth and listen to what I am going through and they are very thorough."
Meet Kallie Pothier, FNP, MSCP
Kallie founded Dela because too many women were being dismissed, rushed, or told to wait it out. She is a Menopause Society Certified Practitioner, a credential that requires advanced, evidence-based training in menopause care. What does MSCP mean?
Visits with Kallie are longer than a typical appointment. She listens to the whole story, explains what is happening in your body, and builds your plan with you. You do not need to earn feeling good. You are allowed to feel like yourself again.
Menopause Society Certified Practitioner · Pleasant Grove, Utah
Menopause care in Utah County, answered.
Still have a question? Call us at (801) 382-8645.
When should I see a menopause specialist?+
If symptoms are affecting your sleep, work, relationships, or how you feel in your own body, that is reason enough. You do not need to wait until things are unbearable, and you do not need your periods to have stopped.
What is an MSCP, and why does it matter?+
MSCP stands for Menopause Society Certified Practitioner. It is awarded by The Menopause Society to clinicians who pass an exam on evidence-based menopause care. Many providers get very little menopause training, so the credential is a meaningful sign of expertise.
Do you take insurance?+
Dela is a cash-pay clinic. We accept HSA and FSA cards, and we can give you a superbill to submit to your insurance company for possible reimbursement.
How much does menopause care cost?+
A menopause consultation is $325 and includes a 45-minute visit with Kallie, lab review, your treatment plan, and a call with our dietitian. Ongoing care is $125/month. See full pricing.
Can I start treatment if I still have periods?+
Yes. Many women start care in perimenopause, while they are still having periods. Symptoms are often strongest during this stage, and there are good treatment options for it.
How soon will I feel better?+
It depends on your symptoms and your plan. Many women notice a difference within a few weeks of starting hormone therapy, and it can take around three months to feel the full effect. We adjust as we go.
Where is Dela located?+
Our clinic is at 348 S 2000 W, Unit 18A, in Pleasant Grove. We see women from across Utah County, including Provo, Orem, Lehi, American Fork, and Springville.
Menopause care near you
You do not have to earn feeling like yourself.
Real labs, real time with your provider, and a plan that actually fits your life.
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