Lin
Save yourself the money and aggravation...
After several glitches in attempting to upload my insurance card ( requiring some IT intervention) I got an email saying my insurance was accepted, so I expected a standard specialist co-pay ($50). A nasty little surprise, the bill is $250 for a VERY underwhelming initial consult. The video on provider side was not working. The virtual visit comprised largely of an unprepared NP reading my record back to me for 20min ( of a half hour consult). I worked in healthcare, I get that you want to verify, but I had input these data myself, they have an electronic record of it. There was zero need to read it back to me line by line. It was simply the NPs attempt to on-the-spot familiarize herself with my case. Any respectable tele-health provider should be familiar with patient's health record ahead of the consult window. I happen to have endometriosis and recently had surgery - which was all news to the NP and tried as she may, none of her standard manuals fit my request. My hope was that MIDI's touted "interdisciplinary" team could guide my decision making regarding hormonal treatment post surgery and into perimenopause. No such luck. Any specific question was routed back to "talk to your surgeon". Which I did. But since not a single actionable information was issued by MIDI, I am refusing to pay the egregious bill. This may be an OK service for perfectly healthy women who *just* need HRT, but if you have ANY complicating factors ( sensitivity to medication, in care of a surgeon, any goals other than mitigating peri/menopause symptoms) save yourself the money and disappointment and just go somewhere else. The worst part about this is that women's healthcare is so under-served, and the need for some semblance of holistic care so great. I know many women in similar situation grasping at straws...and MIDI is obviously here to monetize on this despair. Not only was there zero follow up clinically, but the only email coms I got after complaining is that someone will be getting back to me in 2-3 business days. And then they auto-re-send the bill. Rinse and repeat. Good luck getting a hold of anyone. In summary: Good luck, ladies, may you find the relief you seek. Triple check with your insurance coverage and only bother if all you need is standard HRT.
Response from Midi HealthMar 23, 2026
Hi there, we're sorry to hear this was your experience. We've requested some additional information from you so that we can look into this. Thank you.



