Nevada telehealth · Based in Henderson

Nevada menopause telehealth from my Henderson practice.

Care from home, when it fits.

If you’re located in Nevada, many visits can happen by video, from your kitchen table or your office with the door closed. My practice is in Henderson, and telehealth lets me care for women across the state. Call the office to confirm availability and whether a virtual visit fits what you need.

Fifteen minutes to ask about the practice and what your next step should be. It’s a conversation, not a medical consultation.

Before you book

Three things to confirm.

A video visit can’t replace every exam, every test or every kind of in-person care.

01

Where you are

What matters is where you physically are during the visit, not your home address. Make sure you’ll be in Nevada, and tell the office if you’re traveling.

Confirm eligibility
02

What you need

Some concerns need a physical exam, local lab work, urgent care or another clinician. We’ll decide together whether video is the right setting for you.

See the care experience
03

How the visit works

Ask about the visit format, the technology, your records, fees and anything you need to do beforehand.

Review payment questions

Get ready

Make the most of your video visit.

  • Use the secure visit link the office sends you.
  • Pick a private spot where you can talk freely.
  • Have your medication list, records and top questions in front of you.
  • Confirm your location and a callback number with the team.
  • Ask what happens if the connection drops or you need to be seen in person.

Please don’t send medical records by regular email. Use the secure route the office gives you.

Common telehealth questions

Location and fit both matter.

Can I have a telehealth visit while I’m traveling outside Nevada?

No. You need to be physically in Nevada during the visit, even if you have a Nevada address or you’ve seen me before. Tell the office if you’ll be traveling.

Does a video visit mean I’ll get a hormone prescription?

No. Treatment follows an individual evaluation. Hormone therapy may or may not be right for you, and I may recommend other care or an in-person visit.

Can every menopause concern be handled by video?

No. Some symptoms and decisions need an exam, testing or care that can’t happen over video. The office will help you find the right next step.

Can I use telehealth for an emergency?

No. For a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. Don’t wait for a call back, an email reply or a scheduled video visit.

Henderson, Nevada

Start with a conversation.

Bring the question you’ve been carrying around. In fifteen minutes you’ll know how the practice works and what your next step would be.

Free, 15 minutes. This call is not a medical consultation.

Call or message the office
Orlandis Wells, MD, Menopause Society Certified Practitioner (MSCP), 2026

Orlandis Wells, MD
Menopause Society Certified Practitioner (MSCP)