Menopause & Midlife
Menopause expertise. Comprehensive primary care. One physician.
Menopause care shouldn't have to exist separately from the rest of your healthcare. Dr. Yun combines specialized training in menopause medicine with comprehensive primary care, so your hormones, heart health, bone health, metabolism, and sleep — along with everything else that affects how you feel — can be considered together by one physician who knows you.
- Menopause Practitioner Certification through The Menopause Society — coming October 2026
- Hormone therapy & healthy aging
- Heart, bone & metabolic health
- Sexual, urinary & sleep health
Midlife is the beginning, not the whole story.
Menopause is often treated as a single event to get through. In reality, it's the start of a new chapter that unfolds over decades — and a woman's body, needs, and risks keep evolving well beyond it.
The Transition
- Perimenopause & menopause
- Navigating the change itself, symptom by symptom
The Decades After
- Protecting bone, heart & metabolic health
- Getting ahead of risk, not just responding to it
Aging Well
- Preserving strength & independence
- Care that keeps adjusting as you do
The goal isn't only to help you feel better today. It's to help you stay strong, capable, and fully yourself — with room for joy — for the decades ahead.
Real symptoms deserve a real explanation.
If you've been told these changes are simply part of getting older, but you know something has shifted, you're not imagining it. Left unaddressed, these symptoms can affect your work, your relationships, and your sense of yourself — but they don't have to define this chapter.
Hormonal & Emotional
- Hot flashes & night sweats
- Brain fog & difficulty concentrating
- Mood changes & irritability
Physical & Metabolic
- Weight & metabolism changes
- Joint, muscle & bone health
- Persistent fatigue
Sleep & Intimacy
- Disrupted or poor sleep
- Low libido
- Sexual & urinary health changes
“She not only handles my reproductive and gynecological concerns, but also my annual bloodwork and exams, as well as any other ailments.”— Sara M. · Excerpt from a publicly posted Google patient review
Evidence-based. Individualized. Whole-person.
Not every change in midlife is menopause. That's the value of having a physician who can care for all of you.
Specialized menopause care is part of your primary care — not a separate program or additional membership.
From hormone therapy and midlife symptoms to annual physicals, preventive care, acute illness, and ongoing medical needs, your care stays with one physician who can see the whole picture.