Women’s health and menopause assessment.
A specialist-guided assessment built around your symptoms, health history, goals, and relevant biomarkers. Testing and next steps are reviewed in context by our licensed specialist.
Start Assessment
Step one
Not sure where your hormones stand?
Start with a focused clinical intake and targeted lab review to help determine whether a broader women's health assessment may be appropriate.
Eligibility Assessment
- Lab requisition arranged when clinically appropriate
- Intake and results reviewed by our licensed specialist
- Helps determine whether a broader biomarker assessment may be appropriate
$50
Lower cost options may be available where eligible.
Broader assessment
A comprehensive health assessment.
A broader biomarker panel and specialist review can help organize relevant patterns across hormone, metabolic, thyroid, cardiovascular, inflammatory, and general health markers.
Comprehensive Health Evaluation
- Women's health, hormone, thyroid, metabolic, cardiovascular, nutrient, and organ function markers may be included
- Marker selection may vary based on age, symptoms, menstrual status, medical history, medications, and our specialist's judgement
- Our licensed specialist reviews results in context and discusses clinically appropriate next steps
Contact us for assessment options
Our team will help confirm the appropriate assessment pathway based on your intake and eligibility.
How it works
01
Complete your intake
Tell us about your symptoms, health history, menstrual status, medications, goals, and relevant risk factors.
02
Complete lab testing
When appropriate, blood collection is arranged through a certified partner laboratory in your province.
03
Specialist review
Our licensed specialist reviews your intake and lab results in context.
04
Review next steps
You receive guidance on what your markers may indicate and what follow-up may be clinically appropriate.
What can happen during menopause?
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Start AssessmentBone health
Bone density changes
Estrogen changes during menopause can contribute to changes in bone health over time. Our specialist may consider risk factors, health history, and appropriate screening when clinically indicated.
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Start AssessmentCardiovascular health
Cardiovascular risk factors
Cardiovascular risk can change with age and menopausal transition. Blood pressure, lipids, glucose markers, family history, and lifestyle factors may all be relevant to assessment.
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Start AssessmentCognitive and mood changes
Cognitive changes
Some people report changes in memory, focus, sleep, or mood during perimenopause and menopause. These symptoms can have many causes and should be reviewed in clinical context.
A clearer view of your health, built for executives.
Gambit Gold is our executive health membership for people who want deeper clinical insight, longitudinal tracking, and specialist-guided next steps.
Members receive scheduled video consultations with Dr. Hatem Salim, Get Gambit’s Medical Director and Internal Medicine Specialist. Your results are reviewed in context, with guidance on what your markers may indicate and what next steps may be clinically appropriate.
Gold helps build a longitudinal record of your health over time.