Dr Jody Paige Goh, Chief Medical Officer

MBBS, Gynaecology Residency Training, IMPART Level 1 Certification, International Menopause Society

Menopause doctor in Singapore

Dr Jody Paige Goh,
Chief Medical Officer

MBBS, GDFM, IMPART Level 1 Certification, International Menopause Society

Dr Jody, Hey Taylor's Chief Medical Officer, leads our menopause care. She is a primary care doctor trained in family medicine and gynaecology, with menopause certification through the International Menopause Society. This combination lets her see menopause in the context of the whole patient, from hormones to gynaecological health, chronic disease risk and long-term wellbeing.

What Menopause Care Covers

A menopause doctor supports you through the symptoms and changes of perimenopause and menopause, while also looking ahead to the health risks that can emerge in midlife.

Care may include menopause hormone therapy (MHT/HRT), non-hormonal treatments, midlife health screening and lifestyle support.

Consultations are available in person at our clinic or via telehealth across Singapore.

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Prices and coverage

Clinic prices·Medication breakdown·What you can claim

Test, screen or treatment
Test, screen or treatment	Price (nett)
Consultation
Consultation, 20 minutes, video or in clinic	$74.10
Hormone testing
Perimenopause ScreenOvarian reserve (AMH), FSH, oestrogen (estradiol), plus a review consultation with a menopause doctor	$204.90
In-Depth Hormonal ScreeningOvarian reserve (AMH), thyroid (TSH, free T4), FSH, LH, estradiol (E2), prolactin and testosterone, plus a review consultation with a menopause doctor	$237.60
Thyroid Function (TSH, FT4)	$43.60
Testosterone	$38.15
Progesterone	$38.15
Deficiency and bone health
Vitamin D	$65.40
Comprehensive Deficiency ScreenFerritin, iron, TIBC, % iron saturation, transferrin, vitamin B12, folate, vitamin D, free T4, TSH, magnesium, zinc	$263.78
Bone Mineral Density Screen (DEXA)	$141.70
Breast and preventive screening
CHAS HPV Cervical Cancer ScreenScreen for Life subsidised rate for eligible Singapore Citizens	Up to $5
Mammogram	$239.80
Breast Ultrasound	$152.60
Mammogram with Breast Ultrasound	$305.20
Menopause hormone therapy
MHT Medication, if prescribed11 types including patches, gels and tablets. See the breakdown below	$60 to $70 / monthoestrogen and progesterone
Fezolinetant tabletsIf you would rather not take hormones	$106.80 / month
Insurance and claims support
Insurance Claim Support MemoDetailed medical supporting memo and itemised receipt for corporate or private insurance reimbursement	Complimentary

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Price breakdown by medication

Treatment	Price and supply
Oestrogen
Oestrogen gel	Tube: $29.30 Sachets: $35.90 Pump: on request 1 to 2 months
Oestrogen skin patches	$133.75 to $155.90 3 months
Oestrogen oral tablets	$27.70 1 month
Progesterone
Micronised progesterone tablets	$41.20 1 month
Progestin tablets	$49.40 1 month
Combined hormonal optionsOestrogen and a progestogen in a single tablet
Oestrogen + progestin tablets (various types)	~$49.40 1 month
Tibolone tablets	$72.90 1 month
Vaginal oestrogen
Vaginal conjugated oestrogen cream	$42.50 2 to 3 months
Vaginal oestrogen tablets / pessaries	$68.70 2 to 3 months
Vaginal bio-identical oestrogen cream	$69.00 to $73.00 2 to 3 months
Non-hormonal treatmentTargeted relief for hot flushes and night sweats
Fezolinetant tablets	$106.80 1 month

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What can you claim, and what can you not?

Coverage depends on the type of care, and on your own insurance or employer benefits.

Mammograms and breast ultrasounds

These may be MediSave-claimable when done to investigate or follow up an existing medical finding. This is subject to MediSave rules and your eligibility.

Consultations and general tests

Outpatient menopause consultations and MHT prescriptions are generally not claimable under MediSave or CHAS. Some private or corporate health insurance plans may reimburse them. We provide itemised receipts and clinical memos to support claims where needed.

Screen for Life cervical screening

Eligible women can have CHAS-subsidised HPV screening at our clinic, from free up to $5 depending on your card. See the Screen for Life programme for who qualifies.

MHT and HRT

Most insurance providers do not cover MHT. If your employer offers benefits such as Carrot Fertility, you may be able to claim. Hey Taylor is a recognised provider for eligible menopause claims.

All prices are nett and inclusive of GST. Last updated August 2026.

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In-Clinic Consultation (Standard Consult)

74.10

Refill Menopause Hormone Therapy (MHT/ HRT)

74.10

Video Consult a Doctor (Standard Consult)

74.10

Peri-Menopause / Menopause Screening

204.90

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Frequently asked questions

What are the first signs of perimenopause?

Perimenopause can feel very different from woman to woman. While hot flushes are a well-known symptom, in Singapore the most common symptoms are aching joints (such as frozen shoulder), disturbed sleep, sexual health and urinary symptoms (urgency or frequency), physical and mental exhaustion.1,2 For many, the most general feeling is simply: “I don’t feel like myself.” Many assume it is just stress or ageing.3

Can I be in perimenopause if my periods are still regular?

Yes. Symptoms can start before your periods change. Regular periods do not rule it out, and you do not need to wait for them to stop to get help.3,4

I was told I am too young for menopause. Could it still be perimenopause?

It could be. Perimenopause symptoms can start two to ten years before periods finally stop in menopause. This means you could be in menopause in the early to mid forties. Some women notice changes in their late thirties.3,4 It's important to get a menopause doctor's assessment.

Do I need a blood test to diagnose perimenopause?

Usually not. For women over 45 with perimenopause symptoms, international medical guidelines agree that menopause should be assessed based on your symptoms and history.4,5,6 For women under 45, blood tests can be helpful for the diagnosis of early menopause or premature ovarian insufficiency (where ovarian function ceases earlier than expected).4 It depends and it's a two-way discussion with the doctor.

Is HRT safe?

For most healthy women under 60, or within ten years of their last period, the benefits of HRT outweigh the risks.4,6 Modern body-identical oestrogen through the skin, as a patch or gel, avoids the raised clot risk linked to older tablets.7 Whether it suits you depends on your medical history.

How much does menopause treatment cost in Singapore?

At Hey Taylor a 20-minute consultation is $74.10 nett, and most HRT medication is about $60 to $70 a month for oestrogen and progesterone. A perimenopause hormone screen, if needed, is $204.90 nett and includes a review consultation with a menopause doctor. Detailed prices can be found in the article above.

How do I book an appointment?

You can book a time that works for you directly here. Both in-clinic consultation and video consultations are available. If you have any questions, feel free to drop us a WhatsApp here.

Do I need a referral letter to see a doctor at Hey Taylor?

No. Hey Taylor is a women's health GP clinic with a special interest in menopause, and you do not need a referral from a polyclinic or another specialist. You can schedule an appointment directly online or via WhatsApp.

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References

Integrated Women's Health Programme (IWHP), National University Hospital and NUS Medicine. Menopausal symptoms in midlife Singaporean women: prevalence rates and associated factors. Maturitas. 2023. PMID 37806008
Integrated Women's Health Programme (IWHP), National University Hospital and NUS Medicine. Arthralgia in midlife Singaporean women. Climacteric. 2024;27(2). doi:10.1080/13697137.2023.2287626
HealthXchange.sg (SingHealth). Perimenopause: when does it start, early signs and how to manage.
KK Women's and Children's Hospital, Maternal and Child Health Research Institute. Guidelines on Management of the Menopause Transition. Singapore, launched 20 February 2026.
The Straits Times. Singapore launches guidelines for family doctors to manage patients' menopause. 20 February 2026.
Crandall CJ, Mehta JM, Manson JE. Management of menopausal symptoms: a review. JAMA. 2023;329(5):405–420. doi:10.1001/jama.2022.24140
Flores VA, Pal L, Manson JE. Hormone therapy in menopause: concepts, controversies, and approach to treatment. Endocrine Reviews. 2021;42(6):720–752. doi:10.1210/endrev/bnab011

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