The care experience · Henderson, Nevada
Clear steps. Considered decisions. Room for your questions.
Choosing care should begin with understanding how it works. Learn how to prepare, what to discuss with Dr. Wells and which practical details to confirm before you begin.
An introductory conversation about the practice and your next step. It is not a medical consultation.
From first question to follow-up
Your care may be simple or require further evaluation. The route depends on your individual situation.
Use the free 15-minute Ask Dr. Wells call to ask about the practice and what happens next. It is an introductory conversation, separate from a medical consultation.
You can begin with questions. You do not need to choose a hormone product or testing package first.
Bring a short symptom timeline, relevant medical records and your current medicines and supplements. Identify the concerns you most want to discuss.
Confirm the visit format, location, preparation instructions and fees with the practice.
Clinical decisions consider your symptoms, health history and preferences. Discuss the reason for a recommendation, possible benefits and risks, and reasonable alternatives.
Ask for a plain-language explanation if a test, medication or next step is unclear.
A useful care plan explains the agreed steps, how your response will be assessed and whom to contact with concerns. Share practical barriers and any new or worsening symptoms.
Confirm the actual contact channels, office hours and response arrangements for your service.
At a review or program transition, discuss what has changed and what still needs attention. Review future services, monitoring, costs and terms before deciding on ongoing care.
Your signed agreement is the reference for visits, testing, support and any continuation option.
Your voice in the visit
Concerns about sexual comfort, changes in mood or whether treatment is right for you deserve a place in the conversation. You decide whether to involve a partner or another support person and what you want to share.
Practical questions
No. The free 15-minute Ask Dr. Wells call is an introduction to the practice and the next step. It does not replace an individual medical evaluation.
You can contact the practice with questions before selecting a testing product. Ask whether a test is appropriate and what an individual consultation would include.
Ask for the current service description and fees before committing. Confirm whether visits, lab work, medicines, supplements and follow-up are included or billed separately.
Confirm the secure communication channel, hours and response arrangements for the service you choose. Messaging is not an emergency service. For a medical emergency, call 911 or seek emergency care.
Yes. Ask the practice for the current program description, inclusion schedule and agreement. The Intensive uses the 4D Method; individual treatment is determined through clinical evaluation.
A free, three-page guide
Make room for the questions that matter to you. Use the planner to prepare a symptom timeline, review your visit checklist and note what you want to discuss.
No email required. Print it or keep it for your next appointment.
Henderson, Nevada
Bring your questions. Learn about the practice and the next step toward a clinical evaluation.
Free 15-minute introductory call. This call is not a medical consultation.
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Physician-led perimenopause and menopause care with Dr. Orlandis Wells in Henderson, Nevada. Time for your questions. A clear conversation about your options and next steps.
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